For over 40 years, the Champlain Valley Craft Show & Antique Expo in Essex Junction, Vermont has combined two shows in one venue: a handmade craft marketplace and an Antique Expo in the Blue Ribbon Pavilion. Together they fill 125+ booths with American-made work, vintage finds, and specialty foods, with live craft demonstrations throughout the weekend. The indoor venue means the show runs rain or shine, and there's free on-site parking. The two-show structure means separate vendor tracks — handmade artisans and antique or collectible dealers. Confirm which application applies before submitting.

Twice-yearly street festival, 150+ vendor booths (antiques, crafts, art, food).

Held twice yearly in historic downtown Ponchatoula — March and November — Ponchatoula Antique Trade Days & Arts & Crafts Fair draws 200+ local and national vendors selling antiques, crafts, arts, and collectibles alongside food vendors. Running since 2006, it's a free outdoor festival with an established crowd of antique enthusiasts and shoppers looking to support local makers.

Held in Elkhorn at Walworth County Fairgrounds, Elkhorn Antique Flea Market has been running since 1982 and now draws 500+ vendors each show — dealers in furniture, glassware, pottery, advertising, linens, decoys, dolls, and hard-to-find collectibles. Four shows annually, rain or shine. Free parking, paved walkways, food on-site.

Held in Round Top each October, Marburger Farm Antique Show spreads 225+ curated dealers across 43 acres of farmland — furniture, art, lighting, decor, jewelry, fashion, vintage textiles and clothing, fine art, estate jewelry, and collectibles. Designed as a destination for designers and serious shoppers, the show draws dealers who bring their finest inventory. This is a ticketed event.

Market Hill in Round Top is a year-round, 225,000-square-foot destination housing 30+ antique and artisan vendors across two climate-controlled buildings. Expect high-end antiques, furniture, one-of-a-kind decorative arts, and designer talent — Paul Michael Company, Designers Row, and galleries alongside independent dealers sourcing from across the US and internationally. The venue offers free parking, easy loading areas, Wi-Fi, and on-site dining including Duo Modern restaurant and two bars.

Founded in 1968, The Original Round Top Antiques Fair is one of the largest antique shows in the country. Held at two iconic venues—the Big Red Barn and Continental Tent in Round Top—it draws dealers and shoppers nationwide for early American country, textiles, art, Continental furniture, and more. The show runs three times yearly. Amenities include air-conditioned buildings, porters, on-site shipping, and free parking.

Blue Hills at Round Top is the biggest antique venue in Round Top — a fifty-two acre property with 150,000 square feet of shopping space and over 100 curated vendors stocked with antiques, art, and home décor. A favorite stop during Texas Antique Week for interior designers and serious shoppers drawn to the rustic pole-barn setting. Free parking and easy highway access.

Held in Middletown at St. George's School Ice Rink, The Newport Show is a luxury antiques, art, and objects fair supporting Newport's cultural institutions. The event includes a gala preview party and benefits two local organizations. Exhibitors deal in antiques, fine art, and curated objects.

Since 1967, Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market in Lambertville has been a destination for antiques, collectibles, and art. The market has 40+ indoor shops and 200+ outside dealers across a sprawling property. Open year-round Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday, 6 AM–4 PM. Reservations required on all market days; same-day reservations available at the office. All vendor merchandise must be removed each day—no items, cardboard, or trash left at tables.

Held in New Oxford's center square each June, Market on the Square is one of the longest running street shows in the country—now in its 71st year. The market features a wide variety of vendors selling antiques, vintage and collectible items, handmade crafts, farmers market items, delicious food and more. Over 140 vendors including a new Young Entrepreneur section (ages 7–17) draw thousands annually to a free, established event with strong foot traffic from the Adams County shopping crowd.

Held each May and September in Gettysburg at the Gettysburg Area Recreation Authority (Rec Park), GARMA Antique Shows brings 50+ vendor spaces for antiques, arts, and collectibles. Vehicles park directly at vendor spaces with ample public parking. The Rec Park also hosts the Adams County Farmers Market on Saturdays April–November, creating potential for cross-traffic with produce, craft, and food vendors.