Christine and Co. Flea Market operates out of 920 South Greeley Highway in Cheyenne, Wyoming, a space considerably larger than the shop’s original home when it opened in downtown Cheyenne in May of 2021, during the height of the pandemic, under founder Christine. Since that initial launch the business has changed hands and relocated into its current expanded building, but it kept the name and the flea market model that made it popular in the first place: rather than a single owner curating a single sales floor, Christine and Co. rents booth space to more than eighty individual vendors, each specializing in a different category, so the merchandise mix shifts from booth to booth rather than following one shopkeeper’s taste. Shoppers moving through the building can find vintage furniture and home decor in one aisle, handmade jewelry and crafts from local artisans in the next, genuine antiques and collectibles a few booths over, and gently used clothing or household goods elsewhere in the same visit, alongside locally made canned goods like salsa from area food producers.
That vendor model is the single biggest thing that sets Christine and Co. apart from a typical single owner antique store: with more than eighty specialists renting space under one roof, the inventory is effectively curated by dozens of independent collectors and makers simultaneously, which means the selection changes constantly as individual vendors restock their own booths on their own schedule. It also means shoppers looking for a specific category, whether mid century furniture, vintage vinyl, handmade jewelry, or antique glassware, are likely to find a vendor who specializes in exactly that rather than a generalist shelf with one or two examples. The market has leaned into that community of vendors and shoppers by hosting seasonal events throughout the year, including a Fall Frenzy sale and a Winter Wonderland event, which draw extra foot traffic and give vendors a reason to bring out their best seasonal stock, and the business also offers booth rental to new vendors, so the roster of eighty plus specialists continues to grow and rotate over time.
Cheyenne is Wyoming’s capital and largest city, and the Greeley Highway corridor where Christine and Co. sits has become something of a local destination for weekend browsing, with regulars often planning a full afternoon around working through the building’s booths rather than a quick in and out errand. The market is open seven days a week, an unusually generous schedule for a flea market of this size: Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m., giving both weekday browsers and weekend visitors ample opportunity to stop in. Anyone with questions about current vendors, upcoming seasonal sales, or available booth space can call 307-514-0677 in advance.
Christine and Co. Flea Market in Cheyenne is best understood as a community marketplace rather than a conventional antique store: more than eighty independent vendors under one roof selling vintage goods, handmade crafts, antiques, and local food products, open daily, and grown from a single pandemic era storefront into one of southeast Wyoming’s larger vintage and flea market destinations.
