1. Scott Antique Market – Atlanta, GA
Billed as “America’s Favorite Treasure Hunt,” Scott Antique Market in Atlanta is one of the largest indoor antique shows in the country. Held monthly, this event is perfect if you like the thrill of a good find. From vintage jewelry to industrial-style furniture, this market has a bit of everything.
2. Round Top Antiques Fair – Round Top, TX
Round Top Antiques Fair is pure charm in the heart of Texas. With its picturesque countryside setting, this show, held twice a year, draws antique lovers from around the country. Expect to find high-end European antiques alongside quirky American collectibles.
3. Brimfield Antique Show – Brimfield, MA
The Brimfield Antique Show is like the Super Bowl of antique fairs! Held three times a year (May, July, and September), it spans several miles and hosts thousands of vendors. You’ll need more than a day to browse through everything from mid-century furniture to vintage postcards.
4. The Original Miami Beach Antique Show – Miami, FL
If you’re craving some sunshine with your antiques, head to the Miami Beach Antique Show. Known for its luxury pieces, including stunning jewelry, art, and rare timepieces, this show brings together collectors and dealers from around the globe.
5. Antique Alley Texas – Grandview, TX
This is Texas antique hunting at its finest. Antique Alley Texas is a 30-mile-long trail of vendors spanning multiple towns. It only happens twice a year, so if you love a good treasure hunt (and don’t mind a little walking), this is an adventure worth taking!
6. Springfield Antique Show & Flea Market – Springfield, OH
Held at the Clark County Fairgrounds, the Springfield Antique Show is a must-see for vintage lovers. With vendors offering everything from retro decor to architectural salvage, it’s been dubbed one of the best in the Midwest.
7. Elkhorn Antique Flea Market – Elkhorn, WI
Elkhorn Antique Flea Market in Wisconsin is one of those feel-good, small-town shows that deliver big on finds. Held four times a year, it draws thousands of buyers and sellers offering a mix of farmhouse antiques, mid-century modern, and more. A true hidden gem!
8. Nashville Flea Market – Nashville, TN
One of the South’s best-kept secrets, the Nashville Flea Market has been running for decades and happens the last weekend of every month. Not only will you find great vintage and antique pieces, but you’ll also love the friendly, laid-back vibe of the vendors.
9. Alameda Point Antiques Faire – Alameda, CA
This West Coast gem is perfect for those who love a flea market with a view. Located on the former naval base in Alameda, this monthly market boasts stunning waterfront views and a huge selection of vintage and antique goods.
10. Texas Antique Weekend – Warrenton, TX
Get ready for two weeks of antique hunting madness! Texas Antique Weekend is more than just a show – it’s an experience. Held twice a year, this event is spread over multiple towns and attracts antique lovers and pickers from all over. Be prepared to be wowed by everything from retro signage to rare European furniture.
11. Renninger’s Antique Extravaganza – Mount Dora, FL
Renninger’s Antique Extravaganza is held three times a year in scenic Mount Dora, Florida. It’s the kind of show where you’ll stumble upon rare treasures like Victorian furniture, vintage toys, and old farm equipment, making it ideal for serious collectors and curious shoppers alike.
12. Chicago Antique Market – Chicago, IL
The Chicago Antique Market, part of the larger Randolph Street Market Festival, is a haven for urban antique lovers. Held monthly, this market mixes vintage furniture, retro clothing, and quirky art pieces with a cool city vibe. You never know what you’ll find!
13. Antiques in the Park – Gouverneur, NY
Sponsored by the Gouverneur Hospital Auxiliary as a way to raise funds, Antiques in the Park is exactly what it sounds like: a relaxing outdoor antique show. With vendors offering country antiques, collectibles, and all things vintage, it’s the perfect mix of shopping and enjoying the fresh air.
14. Lincoln Road Antique & Collectible Market – Miami Beach, FL
For those who love combining their antique shopping with a little beach time, Lincoln Road Antique & Collectible Market is a dream. This outdoor market features a diverse mix of mid-century modern, art deco, and boho-chic pieces. Plus, it’s right in the heart of Miami Beach’s vibrant Lincoln Road area.
15. Stormville Airport Antique Show & Flea Market – Stormville, NY
Tucked away in the Hudson Valley, Stormville Airport Antique Show is the place to go for unique finds without the huge crowds. It’s held six times a year and offers everything from vintage vinyl to antique furniture. Plus, it’s a fun day trip from NYC if you’re looking for a quick getaway with a side of shopping.
