No problem! We are happy to hold your items in our back storage until you are ready to pick them up. Pick up anytime that same weekend or during pick-up hours on the Wednesday following market. Alternatively, we have partnered with a third-party delivery service that can bring your items to you for a very reasonable rate. 

For our purposes, we ask our bees to only stock items that are 25 years or older. We aren’t always perfect, sometimes it is difficult to tell when there are no identifying markings or an item had a long production run. We don’t want to dilute quality of the market with ‘retro’ goods or recent reproductions like some other stores. Our sign says vintage and that’s what we try to deliver. If you have questions about an item please bring it to our attention and we will happily investigate.

First Dibs Friday is a special ticketed event held the Friday before the market officially opens for the weekend.
It is the first opportunity to purchase the latest and greatest treasures that our vendors have prepared for the month and is very popular with our most hardcore collectors and vintage enthusiasts.
Presale tickets are limited and available on our website for purchase and typically sell out, so act fast!
Day of show tickets may also be purchased at the door for $10 depending on availability.

Although we have over 40 vendors, we pride ourselves on presenting a vastly better experience than a traditional antiques mall. Instead of unorganized piles of vintage goods covered by years of dust, our entire market is torn down, restocked and restaged monthly! You will find something new every time you visit!
Our goal is to present a unique, clean, organized, friendly and fun atmosphere that you will enjoy coming back to month after month. 

Unfortunately no, we don’t negotiate on prices. We work as a collective and therefore not all of our vendors are onsite at the same time during our market weekends to negotiate with. 
Instead, we seek to provide competitive prices that reflect current market values, rarity, condition and the amount of restoration required to make an item market ready.