Top 5 Antique Fairs

Whether you are a seasoned collector or you just like to look at antiques, you should definitely check out an antique fair. There are a number of great fairs that you can visit, from the Old Forge Antiques and Vintage Show and Sale to the Newark International Antiques and Collectors Fair.

Washington County Antique Fair

Usually held in the spring or fall, the Washington County Antique Fair and Flea Market is a highly anticipated event. This two-day event has more than 200 vendors, offering vintage home decor, jewelry, comics, movie memorabilia, upcycled furniture, toys, vinyl collections and more. It’s also home to a variety of food vendors, indoor and outdoor vendors, and camping sites.

This 197-year-old fair is an agri-cultural celebration featuring a wide range of agricultural events. It has a “county fair” feel and includes a variety of agricultural exhibits, rides, horse shows, and barrel races.

Madison Bouckeville Antique Fair

Located along a two mile stretch of historic Route 20 in Madison and Bouckville, New York, the Madison Bouckeville Antique Fair features more than 2,000 dealers and thousands of antiques. This is the largest outdoor antique show in the state.

The event will feature more than a dozen show fields, each with hundreds of exhibitors. There will be plenty of food trucks along the route. There will be free parking and some paid parking, too. The show is scheduled for August 15-21.

Washington County Fairgrounds Antique Fair and Flea Market

Thousands of people will be heading to Washington County Fairgrounds Antique Fair and Flea Market this weekend. The biannual event attracts collectors and window shoppers alike. There are hundreds of dealers, offering everything from antiques to rusty goodness.

The antiques and vintage show is a two-day event, featuring more than 250 vendors from around the state. The show is a fundraiser for a non-profit organization.

Newark International Antiques and Collectors Fair

Located in Newark on Trent, the showground is situated about 40 minutes from the city of Nottingham. The venue has excellent road and rail links, making it easy for visitors to get there and back. There are a host of facilities available on the premises including a restaurant, mobile catering, bureau de change, information centre, and free car parking.

The event also has a large number of marquees. Aside from the many antiques on offer, the fair also features a selection of other things ranging from vintage textiles, to sports memorabilia, to unusual living room ornaments.

Kyoto Antique Fair

Located in the cultural heart of Japan, the Kyoto Antique Fair attracts dealers from all over the world. It offers a huge variety of items including Western and Japanese antiques. There are over 300 exhibitors at the event, which is held three times a year. The fair is free to attend.

The antique market in Kyoto is a must for any cultured traveler. These markets are an integral part of Japanese life. They offer a wide selection of goods to suit every budget.

Old Forge Antiques and Vintage Show and Sale

During the month of July, Old Forge hosts its 47th annual Antiques and Vintage Show and Sale at the George T. Hiltebrant Recreation Center on North Street. The two day event is free to attend. A list of exhibitors can be found on the website. Among other features, this vintage and antique fair features a kids area and several food vendors.

The show’s grand finale is its one-day, three-day and even five-day flea markets. The best time to shop is on Saturday from 8am to 4pm and on Sunday from 9am to 5pm.

Camden Passage

Located in Islington, Camden Passage is the place to shop for vintage and antiques. The market is open every Wednesday and Saturday. Whether you are looking for retro collectables or vintage clothing, you can find what you are looking for at the market.

The area has an edgy, Shoreditch vibe and it is a popular destination with trendy, contemporary stalls, restaurants and shops. You will find a variety of antiques, handmade crafts, homeware, artwork and collectibles on the market.

The Puces

Located in the north of Paris, Les Puces is one of the most popular vintage and antique markets in the world. If you are a collector, photographer, interior designer, or simply love antiques, this is a dream come true. You’ll find antique furniture, paintings, tapestries, and more.

The best time to visit the Puces Antiques Market is in the morning. You can find some good bargains here, but you’ll probably want to pay cash because prices can be up to 10-15% higher than advertised.

Old Schoolhouse Antique Mall

Located in the third oldest settlement in Louisiana, Washington, the Old Schoolhouse Antique Mall is the quintessential antique mall. The two story building houses over 40,000 square feet of collectibles. The Old Schoolhouse has been around since 1938 and is the only antique shopping center in the state of Louisiana. Aside from the shops, the building has a history as a trading post on Bayou Courtableau.

Old Schoolhouse Cafe

Whether you’re looking for antiques, art, or a good place to have lunch, you’ll find all of these things and more at the Old Schoolhouse Cafe in Washington, Louisiana. This 50s-style diner serves burgers, salads, and old-fashioned desserts. And best of all, you’ll find it in a historic building.

The Old Schoolhouse is a former trading post on the Bayou Courtableau. Today it’s a unique and beautiful venue. It is home to the Old Schoolhouse Antique Mall, the only antique shopping mall in a Louisiana building on the national registry of historical places. You’ll find antique furniture, clothing, and collectibles.