Booth Space
Available, Accepting Consignments The Green Shag Market
5733 Manchester Ave.
St. Louis, MO
314-646-8687
Antiques, Collectibles, Vintage
Hours: Wed.-Sun.
10am-5pm
Click here for more information and a map.
Featured Event Feb. 26 The Great American
Paper Show at Two Hearts Banquet Center, 4532 South Lindbergh at
Gravois in St. Louis, Mo. Admission: Early Bird 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
$5, General admission 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 pm. $2. Breakfast and lunch
available. For more information call 314-496-6225.
Click here for more information and a map.
Featured Shop
Kate's Attic
Antiques & Collectibles
Louisiana, MO
Cindy Sue and Tom's Lifestyle Mag Enjoy food history, discover tasty recipes, find nutrition tips,
learn inner peace through food, tap
into your creativity or read inspiring biographies.
Come see what our customers have been raving
about! Don't miss this dazzling array of unique home furnishings and
decorative accessories you won't find anywhere else. Make your interior come
alive with handmade reproductions of antique American country & formal furniture, historic replicas, whimsical contemporary folk art, seasonal Halloween & Christmas items
and some original antiques. Our award-winning artisans and craftsmen have
been named the best in the nation by Early American Life magazine. Located
at Kane County Fairgrounds in St. Charles, IL.
It is a beautiful
September day here in the Midwest and
the Old Sawmill is starting up. The American Flag is being raised and
breakfast is being served out of the chicken coop Café.
Someone blows the whistle on a large Steam Engine and people are starting to
arrive to enjoy the day out on a working farm. Located in Highland,
IL.
March is the
time to plan a visit to the Annual St. Louis Antique Bottle & Jar Show.
Discover antique bottles, fruit jars, pottery, breweriana, insulators and
related advertising. Located in St. Louis, MO.
The Lincoln Land Depression Era Glass &
Pottery Club will host its annual show and sale in April. Depression glass items are those made during the
Depression Years in America. They were made inexpensively by machine and
sold through "5 and 10 cent" stores or given away as publicity items or
premiums. Included, too, are "Elegant Glass" items sold through Department
and Jewelry Stores.
Your Midwest resource for Fun and Adventure with antique, specialty and boutique shops, day
trips to historic towns and entertaining events.
The
historic towns and shopping guide is organized
for ease of use. The comprehensive Calendar of Events page
has detailed event listings.
All pages include Google maps with driving directions.
History comes alive in the Midwest.
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