The historic, near Eastside neighborhood known as Woodruff Place is having its 33rd annual flea market this weekend. Bargains, food, entertainment are all part of the fun, as well as the chance to check out one of the most distinctive neighborhoods in Indianapolis. Woodruff Place was established in 1872 by James O. Woodruff and by 1876 had incorporated to become its own town. Most of the homes were built during the boon period of a dozen years between 1898 and 1910. In 1972, it was added to the National Register. These days the neighborhood is a tight little community that includes a variety of individuals and families who do fun things throughout the year. On Saturday June 7th, the fun is from 8 to 5 and on Sunday from 10 to 5. Explore the three boulevards of Woodruff Place with their unique fountains and urns and houses in a variety of architectural styles. www.woodruffplace.com