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“Discover Canada’s Summer Antique Treasures”

Antique enthusiasts, seasoned collectors, and those seeking a unique road trip adventure can enjoy Canada’s array of outdoor antique fairs and markets during the summer season. These events attract numerous reputable dealers, offering a well-curated selection of items that cater to both casual browsers and serious treasure hunters. Some markets even provide additional attractions such as on-site food trucks to enhance the shopping experience.

Highlighted below are eight standout antique fairs and markets that deserve a spot on your summer schedule:

1. **Aberfoyle Antique Market**
– Positioned just south of Guelph, Ontario, the renowned outdoor Aberfoyle Antique Market, touted as Canada’s largest, operates every Sunday until October 25. With over 100 vendors showcasing collectibles, furniture, and folk art, visitors can also explore two Saturday Special Shows annually featuring more than 150 vendors. The upcoming show is scheduled for September 19.

2. **Old Strathcona Antique Mall Parking Lot Sale**
– The Old Strathcona Antique Mall in Edmonton hosts seasonal parking lot sales on select days throughout the summer, rain or shine. In addition to the mall’s indoor vendors numbering over 120, visitors can browse for vintage treasures outdoors. The upcoming sales will be on July 12, August 3, and September 7, while the mall operates from Tuesday to Sunday weekly.

3. **Saugeen Shores Antique & Collectible Show**
– Celebrating its 48th year, the Saugeen Shores Antique & Collectible Show is scheduled for July 18 and 19 at the Southampton Coliseum in Southampton, Ontario. Over 80 vendors will offer a variety of items including vintage clothing, jewelry, furniture, and more, with special finds like Pyrex tableware, retro toys, and rare trading cards.

4. **Vintage Pasture Sale**
– The sixth annual Vintage Pasture Sale, featuring over 40 vendors selling vintage and antique treasures, will take place on July 18 at Locality Brewing in Langley, British Columbia. Inspired by French brocantes, the event will also offer food trucks, farm stands, and a beer garden for visitors’ enjoyment.

5. **Sussex Flea Market**
– From August 14 to 16, the Sussex Flea Market will be held at Princess Louise Park in Sussex, New Brunswick. Organized by the New Brunswick Antique Auto Club, this outdoor event anticipates hosting more than 800 vendors selling a wide range of items from second-hand household goods to rare collectibles.

6. **Fraser Valley Antiques & Collectibles Club Vintage Collectibles & Antiques Show**
– Scheduled for August 28 and 29 at Queen’s Park Arena in New Westminster, British Columbia, this summer show organized by the Fraser Valley Antiques & Collectibles Club will feature over 200 booths selling vintage clothing, sports memorabilia, small furniture, and more.

7. **Odessa Antique Show**
– The long-standing Odessa Antique Show, featuring vendors from Ontario, Quebec, and Atlantic Canada, will occur on August 8 and 9 at the Odessa Fairgrounds just west of Kingston, Ontario. Attendees can explore an array of items including furniture, toys, glassware, and antique china, and can also visit the numerous antique shops in the Kingston area.

8. **Cookstown Antique & Vintage Show**
– The Cookstown Antique & Vintage Market hosts two annual outdoor events, with the next one scheduled for September 12 at the Georgian Bay Steam Show Grounds in Cookstown, Ontario. This event will feature over 100 vendors, and a full list of participants will be available on the show’s website later this summer for collectors to plan their visit.

Experience the charm and excitement of these unique antique fairs and markets across Canada this summer.

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