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The Kansas City Military Collectors Club once again hosts its upcoming Military Collectors Show, April 5 at American Legion Hall #370 in Overland Park.
Weapons, uniforms, helmets, and other military memorabilia from all periods will be on display and for sale, which runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is $5.
For more information, call 816-550-8095, 913-945-0285, or visit www.kcmcc.org.
Paramount’s two antique stores in Wichita will host sales days in both April and May to herald spring’s arrival.
Paramount Antique Mall (316-772-0500) will welcome shoppers to its sale April 19 and May 17, while Paramount Marketplace (316-260-6316) will help its guests save big on April 26 and May 24.
Both stores specialize in vintage goods and antiques. Items range from glassware to coins and jewelry to pottery and china.
For more information, visit www.paramountantiquemall.com.
Antiques, vintage items and fresh farmhouse finds will be awaiting you at the three Paramount antique stores’ spring sales in April and May. (Image courtesy of Paramount Antique Mall)
A pair of events in Greenwood will allow shoppers to revel in deals as they gear up for the spring season.
Greenwood Vintage Market’s Spring Handmade Market, which takes place March 1, will feature a variety of hand-crafted, unique gifts – everything from clothing to art to edible goodies.
Also that weekend, Feb. 28 – March 2, Greenwood’s Main Street will become a shopper’s paradise, with spring open houses at the town’s antique stores.
If you can’t make it, don’t worry; another open house weekend will take place March 7-9.
For more information, call 816-537-7172.
There’s something for everyone at the Spring Handmade Market – even fashions for your furry friend. (Image courtesy of Facebook)
The Tri-State Toy and Collectibles Show returns to the Army National Guard Armory in Norton, March 8.
Dealers from three states will be on site, selling old and new farm toys, as well as trucks, trains, NASCAR, and Hotwheels toys.
Admission to the show is $2 for anyone older than 12 (kids are free with an adult), and a concession stand will sell snacks for hungry attendees.
For more information, call 785-877-2341.
The Tri-State Toy and Collectibles Show can make the hard work of farming into nothing but fun and games. (Image courtesy of twitter)
The Winterfest Flea Market, Antique and Junk Festival is returning to Lincoln with winter deals on a variety of items. The event takes place Feb. 2-23 at the Lancaster Event Center.
More than 100 vendors will be on site, selling antiques and collectibles, furniture, advertising, glassware, pottery, dolls, toys, comics, signs, primitives, repurposed items, yard art, flea market finds, and handcrafted goods, among others. Parking for the event is free.
For more information, call 402-525-6234.
Handmade creations can be yours at Winterfest, Feb. 24-25 at the Lancaster Event Center in Lincoln. (Image courtesy of KLKN)