The Antique Sales, Vintage Fairs, and Flea Markets You Can't Miss This March

With spring almost here, now’s the perfect time to give your interiors a refresh, and decorating with antique and vintage items is a unique and often affordable way to bring instant character into your home.

Whether you’re looking for one-of-a-kind home décor bargains or simply after a fun and inspiring weekend as the weather warms up, there’s a huge array of vintage and antique fairs happening across the U.S., perfect for getting your vintage fix.

March is a big month on the antique and vintage market calendar, with some must-visit events. To help you get prepared, we’ve gathered a selection from across the country. From grand-scale extravaganzas like the Original Round Top Fair in Texas, which takes place in spring, fall, and winter, to smaller curated events like My Vintage Days or relaxed monthly flea markets, there’s something for every taste. Whether you’re a seasoned treasure hunter who loves decorating with vintage or simply looking for a good browse and rummage, there’s a fair for you.

The Best February Antique Sales to Add to Your Calendar

If you are looking for shows, markets, and sales in your local area, select your region below for a tailored list:

Antiques and vintage sales in the North

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

Antique and Vintage Sales in the North

Junk Bonanza Spring Show, Minnesota

When: 26-28 March
Time: Thursday, early 11:00am to 1:00pm, general admission 1:00pm to 7pm, Friday 9am to 5pm, Saturday 9am to 4pm
Where: Canterbury Park, 1100 Canterbury Rd S, Shakopee, MN 55379
Entry fee: Early, $20, General, $10

This March Junk Bonanza welcomes you to its Spring show. A favorite destination among seasoned treasure hunters, this 3-day indoor vintage shopping event plays host to 150+ hand-picked vendors. Offering a mix of pieces across styles and eras, from Midcentury furniture to rustic weathered pieces, there’s something for all vintage tastes. Vendors continually restock across the days, so if you’re a vintage fanatic, it’s worth coming back for more.

Fargo Junk Market, North Dakota

When: 28 March
Time: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Where: Red River Valley Fairgrounds, Fargo, North Dakota
Entry fee: $5 general admission and kids 12 and under go free. Cash needed for entry

Set under cover in Butler Pavilion, Fargo Junk Fair offers the chance to browse 60 curated vendors from antique and vintage furniture to jewelry and clothes alongside handmade pieces. Centered around quality over quantity, this fair is on the smaller end of the spectrum, with organizers taking care to select vendors offering one-of-a-kind pieces.

Antique and Vintage Sales in the Northeast

Grand Spring Bazaar NYC

When: 22 March
Time: 10:00am to 5:00pm
Where: 100 W 77th Street (at Columbus Ave.), Manhattan, NY
Entry Fee: Free

Dishing up a themed fair every Sunday, from vintage to art and wellness, New York City’s Grand Bazaar is a must-visit for treasure hunters and lovers of small independent brands. If you’re looking for unique finds for the home, check out the Spring Fling Bazaar on the 22nd, where you can browse the wares of over 100 reputable vintage and antique dealers, sample tasty street food, and more.

Antique and Vintage Sales in the Southeast

West Palm Beach Antiques festival, Florida

When: 6-8 March
Time: 9:00am to 5:00pm Friday and Saturday, 9:00am to 4:00pm Sunday
Where: 9067 Southern Boulevard, West Palm Beach, FL 33411
Entry fee: $11-$25

Florida’s largest monthly antique market, the West Palm Beach Antiques Festival, hosts hundreds of vendors every month, offering a diverse mix of antique and vintage furniture, retro finds, artwork, clothing, jewelry, and more. Spanning three days, the March event is just around the corner. Beat the queues by purchasing tickets online in advance.

Scott Antique Market, Atlanta

When: 12-15 March
Time: Thurs 10:00am to 5:00pm, Fri 9.00am to 6:00pm, Sun 10:00am to 4:00pm
Where: 3650 & 3850 Jonesboro Rd. SE, Atlanta, Georgia 30354
Entry fee: $5 - cash only on gate

A premier destination for antiques and vintage hunters for decades, Scott Antique Market Atlanta runs across the second weekend of every month, hosting hundreds of reputable, seasoned dealers. Discover everything from authentic antique wooden furniture to collectible comics. Set under cover in the Atlanta Expo Centre, the fair offers plenty of space to wander leisurely in search of those one-of-a-kind finds.

Nashville Flea Market

When: 27-29 March
Time: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Friday and Saturday, until 4:00 pm Sunday
Where: 401 Wingrove Street, Nashville, TN 37203
Entry fee: Free

First opening in 1969, The Nashville Flea Market is Tennessee’s longest-running market. Held on the last weekend of every month, the indoor/outdoor market is ideal if you love the quirky offerings of flea markets.

Antique and Vintage Sales in the Midwest

Vintage Market Days of St. Louis

When: 13-15, March 2026
Time: Friday and Saturday 10:00am to 4:00pm, Sunday 10.00am to 3.00pm
Where: St. Charles Convention Center, St. Louis, Missouri
Entry Fee: from $7 - $30

If you love to mix vintage with creative artisan creations at home, then this fair is right up your street. Set up in 2013, taking inspiration from Parisian brocantes, Vintage Market Days offers a host of vintage dealers and creatives offering handmade treasures. Set indoors/outdoors, discover original art, antiques, clothing, jewelry, handmade treasures, home decor, outdoor furnishings, consumable yummies, seasonal plantings, and a little more.

The Springfield Antiques Show and Flea Market, Ohio

When: March 21 & 22
Time: 8:00am to 5:00pm Saturday, 9:00am. to 4:00pm Sunday
Where: Clark County Fairgrounds in Springfield, Ohio
Entry fee:

Held nine times a year at Clark County Fairgrounds in Springfield, Ohio, this flea market has been attracting vendors and treasure hunters for over 40 years. With two extravaganza events in May and September, offering 2000 vendors, it’s a must in the vintage fair calendar. Though usually outdoors and indoors, the March event will take place under cover only for comfortable all weather rummaging.

Eureka Chamber Garage Sale & Swap Meet

When: 21 March 2026
Time: 10:00am to 3:00pm
Where: Six Flags St. Louis • 4900 Six Flags Rd, Eureka, MO 63025
Entry fee: $10 parking fee per car to attend

Gather for a full day of buying, selling, trading, and treasure hunting at “The Midwest's Largest Garage Sale & Swap Meet”, which returns for its 19th annual show this March. Come rain or shine, get ready to rummage through everything from home decor and collectibles to artworks, clothes, toys, and books. Once you’ve built up an appetite, there are plenty of food stalls to refuel.

Antique and Vintage Sales in the South

Marburger Farm Antiques Show, Round Top, Texas

When: 24-28 March 2026
Time: 9:00am to 6:00pm Tues, 9:00am - 5:00pm Weds, 9:00am to 4:00pm, Saturday
Where: 2248 South State Hwy 237, Round Top, TX 78954
Entry fee: $40 early admission, $15 general, $195 premium

Known simply as Marburger, this twice-annual extravaganza offers a tightly curated mix of stylish finds for the design-conscious vintage hunter. Running across five days and spanning ten historic buildings and six expansive tents, the must-visit fair offers endless treasure hunting and inspiration. Discover beautifully styled stalls of classic antique furniture to Midcentury gems and weathered industrial finds.

Original Round Top Antiques Fair Big Red Barn

When: 22 - 28 March
Time: 1:00pm to 6:00pm Sunday 22nd, from 9:00am VIP and from 1:00pm Monday 23rd general admission
Where: Big Red Barn Event Center, 475 Texas Hwy 237 South Carmine, TX 78932
Fee: $10, General admission to $150 for the designer day

One of the largest antiques and fairs in the country, this iconic triannual show is a premier destination for antique hunting and one that has earned the small town of Round Top its legendary status in the antiques world. The Original Round Top Antiques Fair is centerd around two main venues of The Big Red Barn and The Continental Tent, but also spans 11 miles along Hwy 237 across fields, tents, and barns. Not to be missed, as part of its special Designer Day on the 22nd, the fair will host an exclusive shopping event along with a special talk from renowned British interior designer Nicola Harding.

Antique and Vintage Sales in the Southwest

Long Beach Antiques Market, CA

When: 15 + 29 March
Time: 6:30am to 2:00pm, early admission from 5.30am
Where: Veterans Stadium 4901 E Conant Street, Long Beach, CA 90808
Entry Fee: $10 general admission, $15 early admission

Happening on the third Sunday of every month, this outdoor fair offers a roster of 800 sellers over 20 acres. This March, it's worth highlighting that there’s not one, but two fairs, with a special Sunday Sale taking place on the 29th. Parking is free, and tickets can only be purchased at the gate.

Sweet Salvage, Arizona

When: 19th-22 March
Time: 10:00am
Where: 4648 N 7th Ave, Phoenix, AZ
Entry Fee: Free

Open on the third Thursday through to Sunday of each month, Sweet Salvage is a curated vintage home decor market located in Phoenix's vibrant Melrose district. The perfect destination for a monthly vintage fix, discover over 100 beautifully styled selling hand-picked antiques, home decor, seasonal finds, and one-of-a-kind curiosities. Each month’s event takes a different theme, with March taking the ‘show and tell’ theme.

Rose Bowl Flea, LA

When: 8 March
Time: 5:00am – 8:45am VIP, 9:00am general admission
Where: 1001 Rose Bowl Dr, Pasadena, CA 91103
Entry fee: $22 early admission, $15 general

On the second Sunday of each month, over 2,500 vendors gather at Pasadena’s Rose Bowl for one of LA’s largest flea markets, which has been running for over 50 years. Treasure and bargain hunters can rummage through an eclectic mix of nostalgic stalls selling antiques, collectibles, art, retro, toys, jewelry, vintage clothes, and more. It’s also a great place to seek out Hollywood ephemera, and you might even spot a celebrity.

The French Market Marin, San Rafael, CA

When: March 8
Time: 9:00am to 3:00pm
Where: The Armory Parking Lot #2, Armory Dr. and Civic Center Dr., San Rafael, CA 94903
Entry fee: Free

As the name suggests, The French Market aims to capture the relaxed charm of a French brocante. Against a backdrop of live cafe-style French music, take a leisurely saunter around 140 outdoor booths selling vintage and antique treasures. From rustic French confit pots and romantic garden sculptures to vintage broderie blouses alongside all manner of furniture and collectibles. For lovers of shabby chic and European farmhouse style, this is a must-visit.

Antique and Vintage Sales in the Northwest

Linn County Flea Market, Oregon

When: 21 March
Time: 8am to 9am early, 9am to 2.30pm general admission
Where: Linn County Fairgrounds in the Santiam Building 3700 Knox Butte Rd E, Albany, OR 97322
Entry Fee: $10 early, $5, general admission

When it comes to Oregon’s antique and vintage fair calendar, April is a big one, but if you’re looking for events in March, then head to Linn County, Albany. On the 21st, the Linn County Fairground will host 85 vendors selling antiques, collectibles, vintage, and one-of-a-kind items. As well as treasure hunting, there will also be food trucks, face painting, and more.

Antiques and vintage fair shopping tips and essentials

Antique and vintage fairs are a wonderful source of unique, characterful pieces at bargain prices that you won't see on the high street. From an antique Gustavian chest of drawers to a retro tableware set, you never know what you might find, and there’s a real thrill in spotting that perfect item for your home. However, the drawback is that there’s only a small window of opportunity, so to make sure you get the most out of your shopping experience, it’s best to go prepared.

When shopping at antique and vintage fairs, always bring some cash. While many dealers and vendors do offer card payments, it’s not guaranteed, plus entry is sometimes cash only at the gate. Some fairs offer lower prices for advance tickets, so it’s worth buying tickets ahead of time; that way, you can often beat the queues, too. Many fairs are held outdoors and will go ahead rain or shine, so be sure to come prepared with layers.

Antique and vintage fairs are fantastic places to pick up high-quality, handcrafted furniture at bargain prices, but make sure to measure up and note down room dimensions before you go to ensure pieces will fit - scale is very tricky to judge in a large expo center. There’s nothing worse than investing in a large piece and carting it home just to discover it’s too large, and there’s no way to return it either. Ensure to bring with you a good quality tape measure, such as this Amazon Basics Self-Locking Tape Measure to check dimensions on site, too.

Whether you’re looking for something for your own home or an investment piece to sell on, remember that quality is key, especially when it comes to furniture. Always get up close to the piece to assess whether it is sturdy and whether it has any damage. 'While the idea of restoring a piece is appealing, damaged furniture—whether it’s structural issues or poor craftsmanship—can be more trouble than it’s worth and you may damage it further if you're not a professional restorer,' says interior designer Sara Swabb, founder of Storie Collective. That said, don’t be put off by small blemishes or dirt or things like missing drawer handles, things like this can easily be fixed, the important thing is whether it has good sturdy ‘bones’. Pieces with an aged patina can be very sought after; in fact, they're some of the collectibles interior designers look out for when antique shopping, but things like wonky legs and woodworm are best avoided.

Artworks are also some of the most popular pieces to buy at an antique fair, but like furniture, these too can have pitfalls. If you're buying something inexpensive simply because you love the aesthetic, you needn't worry too much, but if you're looking at a high-ticket original, always buy from reputable dealers and find evidence of provenance. If the deal seems too good to be true, it probably is.

If you're hunting for a large item, always consider how you will transport your item back home. Some fairs do offer courier services, so check the website before your visit. If you're looking for small decorative items like ceramics and books, a sturdy, flat-bottomed bag or a foldable shopping trolley on wheels is ideal. Alternatively, for larger items, try a collapsible wagon cart.

If you’re interested in more than one piece on a stand, then it’s worth asking if the vendor can do a deal. Don’t forget, if you see something you love, don't hesitate, purchase it as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. If you walk away for five minutes, chances are it will have been snapped up.