Location
Los Angeles City College
Parking Lot on Vermont
4133 Marathon St.
Los Angeles, CA 90029
Date & Time
Every Saturday & Sunday
9 AM – 3 PM
Early Bird Entrance:
7 AM – 9 AM
Customer Parking
Garage Parking Available:
Enter on Marathon
Admission
Regular:
$2 Admission
Early Bird:
$5 Admission
Your admission helps raise over $500,000 for the LACC Foundation.
These funds help over 17,000 students each year!
4133 Marathon St, Los Angeles, CA 90029, United States
Our Blog
Lawsuit Watch: LACC Swap Meet
vs. City of Los Angeles
The LACC Swap Meet—a community pillar that has supported student scholarships for decades—has been forced to file a $30 million lawsuit against the City of Los Angeles to save its lawful vendors from ruin. The suit exposes a catastrophic failure of leadership, alleging that the City, led by the “personal vendetta” of Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martinez, has deliberately abandoned rule-abiding businesses in favor of unregulated chaos.
🚫 The Injustice: A Tale of Two Standards
While the Swap Meet pays rent, taxes, and strictly adheres to health codes, the City has allowed hundreds of unregulated vendors to flood the immediate perimeter.
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Unfair Playing Field: The City has turned a blind eye to the illegal occupation of sidewalks, allowing outside vendors to operate rent-free and undercut the legitimate, fee-paying merchants inside the market.
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Violation of State Law: The suit contends the City is explicitly ignoring SB 946, which mandates a 500-foot no-vending buffer zone around swap meets—a legal protection designed precisely to prevent this kind of economic cannibalization.
🚫 The Injustice: A Tale of Two Standards
While the Swap Meet pays rent, taxes, and strictly adheres to health codes, the City has allowed hundreds of unregulated vendors to flood the immediate perimeter.
-
Unfair Playing Field: The City has turned a blind eye to the illegal occupation of sidewalks, allowing outside vendors to operate rent-free and undercut the legitimate, fee-paying merchants inside the market.
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Violation of State Law: The suit contends the City is explicitly ignoring SB 946, which mandates a 500-foot no-vending buffer zone around swap meets—a legal protection designed precisely to prevent this kind of economic cannibalization.
About
East Hollywood’s giant swap meet has been running for years. We are one of the longest running Swap Meets in L.A. Come by and buy nearly anything from local street vendors. Find the best deals on clothes, antiques, household items, and more.
