Downtown Autumn Vintage Market

Held annually on the last Saturday in September along historic Main Street. Enjoy shopping for antiques, vintage, re-purposed, recycled, restored, vintage inspired, farmhouse style items, plus some crafts and handcrafted items - along all three blocks of Main Street.

We are NOT seeking home based sales (Pampered Chef, Arbonne, etc) or wholesale items. We seek items for this event that cannot be found in our downtown shops. Please spend a afternoon visiting our local downtown stores so you know what they offer.

Free admission and free shuttle. Live music and food court too.

NEW TIME - The Vintage Market will begin at 10 am to allow additional set up and check in time for vendors and will end at 4 pm. 

Applications available July 1 under the Files tab above. We use a juried process to identify which vendors are the best match for our event. If you apply and are not selected to participate we will return your check to you. Vintage vendors have priority.

What to Expect - enjoy live music, a food court, local restaurants and shops. Stroll the downtown area to view the historic buildings, 1750 Courthouse, the 1752 Smithfield Inn, the Isle of Wight Museum, the Schoolhouse Museum, the Smithfield LOVE sign, and more. Also, visit the Mansion House Art and Antiques on N Church Street for vintage items inside and in their parking lot. Plus, visit the "Perfect Spread" booth in the 300 block to enter to win a Curated Picnic experience - a $300 value! (Contest for ages 18 and up).

Registered Vendors (as of 7/10)

Mid Century Garage

Perfect Spread

Bertas Bloomers

Parker Scott

FairWinds

Vintage Virginia Candle

The B's Knees

4U Handcrafted Jewelry Designs, LLC

Henpecked Studios

The Potted Fern Co.

Tidy Brown Wren, LLC

Sher's Stitches

Ironwood Crafting

Red Barn Crafts

Zoa Mae Designs

Janie Drewett

TJ Novelty

The Attuned Cauldron

Something Special Wreaths

Sun Yum's Korean Cuisine

Pat Hotaling

Spoken in Silver

Wrap'd Up

The Jewel Room

Pops & Pucker

Peanut City Candles

Karen Wills

Woodman of Williamsburg

Angelia Armstrong

Admission
Free