This is a decent swap meet/flea market. There is art, Soviet collectibles (pins, medals, etc,), and all sorts of random stuff being sold here. I have been to similar flea markets in Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia so it is similar to those. You can find some fun stuff here just make sure you don't overpay.

I enjoyed my time at the Dry Bridge Market. If the weather permits, once can take a nice stroll in the park. The market is divided into various sections: flea market, antiques (watch out for the sign that leads to a staircase) and handicrafts. There are various vendors selling similar items. Hence, it is advisable to visit all the stalls and then shortlist the best priced ones. The wine holder sold at the Dry Bridge Market, is cheaper (purchased 2 for 30 gel, after bargaining of course :) than those sold across the city (35 gel onwards for 1). If you are not comfortable to reach this plaace by foot, you can use Bolt (taxi app). Do check out my review on Bolt.

This flea market is on a traffic viaduct over a dry creek bed, hence; the name and also on the sidewalk under the viaduct. Very colorful paintings, souvenirs, antiques, knick knacks and whatever else you can imagine. Worth the time to walk thru and browse.

Honestly my impression is, if you are having time to spare, just go. I am not such of flee markets but to be honest I have seen way more interesting ones. So if you’re passing by anyway just visit it. It’s divided in three parts art, regular market and the antique part. I have seen it once that is more than enough.