It’s no secret that introducing vintage or antique finds to your home is one of the best ways to elevate your rooms, giving them character and unique appeal. And your local antiques and vintage fairs are the best place to find hidden gems.
Whether you’re an experienced shopper or a total beginner to decorating with antiques, perusing your local sales gives you the chance to look at hundreds – if not thousands – of pieces in person, which is always the best way to get a clear picture of the condition, color, and size of the antiques.
You can also speak to the dealer or seller in person, who can offer valuable advice for styling and caring for antique and vintage designs. So, while buying antiques online is an easy and accessible option, nothing beats the joy of seeing, holding, and speaking about the pieces face-to-face.
Whether you’re searching for an antique sale in sunny California or and vintage fair in the heart of Texas, we’ve found the events worth knowing about happening throughout June 2025. Here’s our comprehensive calendar to help you find your local sales.
Find your local antique fairs and shows
If you are looking for antiques and vintage fairs and sales in your local area, you can avoid scrolling by jumping to your region:
Antiques and vintage sales in the Northeast
Antiques and vintage sales in the Southeast
Antiques and vintage sales in the Midwest
Antiques and vintage sales in the Southwest
Antiques and vintage sales in the West
Top tip: Always make sure you check the organizers’ websites or social media before traveling to antiques and vintage fairs – they can sometimes be canceled last minute for unexpected circumstances. They will also have information on parking, amenities, and whether the vendors accept credit/debit cards or cash only.
Antiques and vintage fairs in the Northeast
Brooklyn Flea
When: Every Saturday & Sunday
Time: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Where: DUMBO Archway, 80 Pearl Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Entry fee: Free
An iconic market at the heart of New York City, Brooklyn Flea is the go-to hotspot for unique vintage finds. While you’re less likely to find large vintage furniture pieces here, there are always cool sellers offering vintage artwork, home trinkets, handmade candles, and even pre-loved ornaments and statues for your home. Make sure you bring a big bag to carry all of your finds – there’s no way you will be leaving empty-handed.
Madison Bouckville Antique Show
When: 6th-8th June
Time: 8:00 am until 5:00 pm
Where: Route 20, Bouckville, NY 13310
Entry fee: Free
While the August Madison Bouckville Antique Show is amongst the biggest and most coveted, the June show is a great opportunity to enjoy the same atmosphere with smaller crowds. Held over the weekend, expect to find over 400 vendors selling everything from antiques of varying styles and ages to vintage collectibles to suit even the quirkiest collectors. Plus, pets are welcome, as long as they are kept on a leash!
The Round Lake Antiques and Vintage Festival
When: 21st-22nd June
Time: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Where: The Village of Round Lake, NY (directions can be found on their website)
Entry fee: Free
This June marks the 52nd annual Round Lake Antiques and Vintage Festival®, where you can find over 100 vendors selling collectibles and antiques. This outdoor sale always has plenty of antique furniture and decor for indoors and out (it’s not unusual to find a beautiful wrought iron garden set), perfect for getting your spaces ready for the season ahead. There is plenty of free parking and food stalls on-site.
Antiques and vintage fairs in the Southeast
West Palm Beach Antiques Festival
When: 6th-8th June
Time: 9:00 am until 5:00 pm Friday and Saturday, until 4:00 pm Sunday
Where: 9067 Southern Boulevard, West Palm Beach, FL 33411
Entry fee: $11-$25, depending on admission type
Soak up the sun as you shop at one of Florida’s largest antique festivals, located in the South Florida Fairgrounds. West Palm Beach Antiques Festival has plenty to offer visitors looking to pick up some unique antique furniture and decor pieces, including silverware and garden furniture.
Sweet Salvage Vintage & Home Decor Occasional Marketplace
When: 19th-22nd June
Time: 1:00 am – 6:00 pm
Where: Phoenix, Arizona. Contact the organizers for an exact location
Entry fee: Free
The Sweet Salvage Vintage & Home Decor Occasional Marketplace is a monthly 4-day sale dedicated to all things homeware, perfect if you want to give your interiors a refresh before the summer. Each month has a different theme, and June’s is ‘Good Day Sunshine’ to celebrate everything we love about the warmer season. Parking and entry are both free, making it an affordable day out, unless you end up finding plenty of interior decor you just can’t resist.
Braselton Art-tiques Summer Market
When: 28th-29th June
Time: 9:00 am-6:00 pm Saturday, 10:00 am-500 pm Sunday
Where: 115 Harrison Street, Braselton, GA 30517
Entry fee: Free
Plenty is going on in Braselton over the last weekend of June. Braselton Art-tiques Summer Market will be in full swing, a family-friendly sale with antique and vintage pieces such as furniture, home decor, art, and much more. There will also be plenty of live music throughout the weekends, as well as food trucks throughout.
Antiques and vintage fairs in the Midwest
Midland Antique Festival
When: May 31st-June 1st
Time: 8:00 am-6:00 pm Saturday, 9:00 am-4:00 pm Sunday
Where: 6905 Eastman Avenue, Midland, MI 48642
Entry fee: $10
The Midland Antique Festival returns this June – and it’s an event described on their website as ‘a collector’s paradise.’ It only happens on two weekends per year, so it’s worth fitting into your calendar if your home is in need of some antique and vintage charm. You will find an intriguing selection of pieces here, including antique ceramics, glassware, and decor pieces, just to name a few. There is also Mid-Michigan’s largest classic car show and auto parts swap meet running at the same time if you want to add a bit of variety to your weekend.
Sunday at Sandwich
When: 8th June
Time: 7:00 am for early bird admission, 8:00 am-3:00 pm for regular
Where: Sandwich Fairgrounds, 1401 Suydam Road, Sandwich, IL 6054
Entry fee: $10 early bird, $5 regular
Fancy a wholesome Sunday outing? Sunday at Sandwich is the perfect day out for the whole family, with under 12s offered free admission. New and preloved, vintage and handmade designs are all sold here, from vintage tins and glassware to old-school globes and even frames, lighting, and garden urns, just to name a few. It’s a real treasure hunt here, so be prepared to spend hours getting lost in the search!
Walnut Antique Show
When: 13th-15th June
Time: TBC
Where: 415 Antique City Drive, Walnut, IA 51577
Entry fee: TBC
Take a trip to the 42nd annual Walnut Antique Show this Father’s Day to shop over 200 vendors’ stalls that are restocked daily. You can find a great selection of antiques spanning the eras, from quirky furniture to vintage glassware. There are also plenty of hotels and accommodations nearby if you want to make a full weekend of the show.
Springfield Antiques Show & Flea Market
When: 21st & 22nd June
Time: 8:00 am-5:00 pm Saturday, 9:00 am-4:00 pm Sunday
Where: Clark County fairgrounds, 4401 S Charleston Pike, Springfield, OH 45505
Entry fee: $3, only available to buy at the show
Over 2,000 vendors gather at the Springfield Antiques Show & Flea Market to showcase rare antiques, collectible vintage items, and thrifty finds, many of which are perfect for home decor. If you are on the hunt for antique furniture, organize the collection/delivery beforehand. The event will allow large vehicles to come and collect your purchases, though they do appreciate you letting them know ahead of time.
Antiques and vintage fairs in the Southwest
First Monday Canton
When: May 29th-June 1st
Time: Dawn to dusk
Where: 800 First Monday Lane, Canton, TX 75103
Entry fee: Free
Self-described as ‘the world’s largest flea market,’ the First Monday flea sees over 5,000 vendors spread over 450 acres, so you can guarantee you won’t be going home empty-handed. There are plenty of antique furniture dealers and vintage decor sellers, from decorative mirrors and aged art pieces to antique wooden furniture and vintage lighting. There is plenty of parking around the market for $10 per vehicle. It’s definitely worth bringing cash to this event, as many vendors do not accept card.
Kerrville Antique Show
When: 7th-8th June
Time: 9:00 am-5:00 pm Saturday, 10:00 am-4:00 pm Sunday
Where: Happy State Bank Expo Hall, 3785 TX-27, Kerrville, TX 78028
Entry fee: $6
This June’s Kerrville Antique Show is set to be filled with eclectic antique finds, including wooden furniture, vintage lighting, and interior decor to bring a characterful touch to your home.
Vintage Market Days of South Houston
When: 26th-28th June
Time: 4:00 pm-8:00 pm Thursday, 10:00 am-4:00 pm Friday and Saturday
Where: POST Houston, 401 Franklin Street, Houston, TX 77201
Entry fee: $10-$15
If vintage home decor is more your style, you’ll want to visit Vintage Market Days of South Houston. While there are lots of vendors selling jewelry, clothing, and accessories, there are just as many offering vintage homeware and decor, from unique art and antique finds.
Antiques and vintage fairs in the West
Alameda Point Antiques Faire
When: Sunday 1st June
Time: First entry at 6:00 am, no entry after 3:00 pm
Where: 2900 Navy Way (at Main Street), Alameda, CA 94501
Entry fee: From $5 to $20, depending on time of entry, free for children under 12
Alameda Point Antiques Faire, held on the first Sunday of every month, is a full day of antiques shopping. With over 800 dealers and stalls on site, all selling antique and vintage finds at least 20 years old.
There’s a huge range of items sold, but there are plenty of antique furniture and home decor stalls offering an eclectic selection of styles and eras. Tickets are available for purchase with cash only, but parking is free with a shuttle to take visitors from the car park to the event entrance.
Beaumont Outdoor Flea Market
When: Every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday throughout June
Time: 6:00 am until 2:00 pm
Where: 1501 E 6th Street, Beaumont, CA 92223
Entry fee: Free on Wednesdays, 50¢ on Saturdays, $1 on Sundays
While the Beaumont Outdoor Market offers a variety of pieces, including new items, there are plenty of antique and vintage sellers worth visiting. There is also a selection of food and beverage vendors, so you can enjoy a full day of shopping. Parking, including handicap spaces, here is free, with restrooms on site for all visitors.
Santa Monica Airport Antique & Vintage Market
When: 1st & 22nd June
Time: 7:00 am to 3:00 pm
Where: Interim Open Space, 3233 Donald Douglas Loop, Santa Monica, CA 90405
Entry fee: $5
With a mix of dealers and sellers who return to every show and those who come and go, Santa Monica Airport Antique & Vintage Market is a must-visit if you’re specifically looking for antique furniture and home decor. Fabrics, rugs, art, and furniture are just a few antique pieces among the many stalls. Parking is free, and even your pets are welcome at this market!
The Farm Chicks Vintage & Handmade Fair
When: 7th & 8th June
Time: 9:00 am until 6:00 pm on Saturday and 3:00 pm on Sunday
Where: Spokane County Fair and Expo Center, 404 N Havana Street Suite 1, Spokane, WA 99202
Entry fee: $10, under 12s go free
Held on the first weekend of June each year, The Farm Chicks Vintage & Handmade Fair has been growing in size and success since its humble beginnings in 2002, and it’s now a large two-day fair filled with plenty of vintage and handmade designs. The indoor fair has a clear aesthetic, with vendors hand-selected to ensure visitors are offered the best wares. Plenty of free parking is available, with attendants nearby to help.
Rose Bowl Flea Market
When: 8th June
Time: 5:00 am – 8:45 am VIP, 9:00 am general admission
Where: 1001 Rose Bowl Drive, Pasadena, CA 91103
Entry fee: $20 VIP, $13 general
Held by the same organizers as Beaumont, the Rose Bowl Flea Market is held on the second Sunday of every month. It boasts over 50 years of success and more than 2,000 vendors selling a unique array of items, including antique and vintage furniture and decor finds. Free parking is available, as is preferred parking for $20.
There’s nothing worse than turning up to an antiques market or vintage fair totally unprepared. It’s a different type of shopping, a far cry from browsing online or even visiting your local shops. As such, there are a few things you need to know to ensure you arrive prepared.
Before your visit, if you’re hoping to buy furniture items, make sure you measure before you buy. It can be as simple as measuring the areas of your home that you would like to introduce something antique, whether it’s a table, dresser, or even an armchair. This will ensure you don’t buy anything that has nowhere to live.
Secondly, always bring cash. We are so used to tapping our card (or even our phones!) to make purchases, but antique sales are old school, so expect to find more vendors than not who don’t accept cards. This is also a great option if you’re trying to stick to a budget.
Lastly, come prepared for how much you plan to buy. If you want to buy furniture, consider whether the items will be able to fit into your vehicle, or if you will need to organize a van to pick it up. Most fairs are happy for you to do this, but check with the organizers first.
And even if you might think you aren’t planning to buy any large items, you still need to think about how you will carry all the antique and vintage treasures you find. One of the most popular hacks is to bring a foldable trolley or wagon, so you can pull your buys along with no fuss!
When you’re shopping at antiques sales, you really don’t want to be restricted to only buying what you can carry in two hands. All of the pros come prepared with a collapsible cart like this one, which can carry more items and is easy to fold down once you’re finished with it.
Decorating with vintage and antique finds is the most authentic way to bring character and unique style into your interiors. Whether you want to create a vintage kitchen with an antique dresser or a trinket you’ve spotted in this year’s antique home decor trends, these fairs, sales, and markets are the best places to find them.
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