The Tesuque Market has been described by the National Scenic Byways Program as:

A Moroccan-style bazaar scene with over 500 merchants selling a nearly endless variety of wares, the Tesuque Flea Market sits in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains north of Santa Fe.

A conglomeration of cultures and people, the flea market features an intersesting mixture of both local artifacts made by the Tesuque tribe and foreign items from as far away as Japan, India, Peru, and South Africa.

Frommer's Review:
If you're a flea-market hound, you'll be happy to discover this one. More than 500 vendors here sell everything from used cowboy boots (you might find some real beauties) to clothing, jewelry, books, and furniture, all against a big northern New Mexico view. Open March to December, Friday to Sunday. Vendors start selling at about 8am and stay open until about 5pm, weather permitting