March 2022

Vendors across Missouri are opening their doors to shoppers with spring-themed sales touting fresh items.

Vintage Market Days will herald the arrival of a new season when its “Hello, Spring!” show comes to Kansas City, March 18-20.
The highly anticipated event, which will take place at 7100 NW Prairie View Road, features art, antiques, clothing, jewelry, handmade treasures, home décor, outdoor furnishings, and seasonal plantings. In addition to national vendors, attendees can get a taste of local and area fare with creative, vintage-inspired items sold by local artisans as well.

As you browse the tables piled high with unique treasures, enjoy giveaways, live music, and lunch from local food trucks.

For more information and to buy tickets, visit www.vintagemarketdays.com.

February 2022

Been wondering what those family heirlooms in the attic might be worth? Now’s the time to get your question answered at the annual St. Joseph Antique Show and Vintage Market, Feb. 19-20 at the Civic Arena in St. Joseph.
Sponsored and organized by the Jesse James Antique Mall and the Rusty Chandelier, last year’s show was placed on hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, says show promoter Kevin Hummer, it’s back and chock full of furniture, glassware, collectibles, and more. A special section inside the arena will feature repurposed furniture, home décor, and retro items.

“Junking is a popular trend, and our dealers will carry fantastic eclectic, one-of-a-kind pieces of furniture and accent pieces. Some of the dealers will even sell vintage jewelry, hats, and clothing,” says Hummer, who also is the owner of the Jesse James Antique Mall and The Rusty Chandelier. “This is a perfect fit for the antique show. With one admission fee, collectors can shop for quality antiques and browse through a great collection of vintage furnishings.”
A highlight of this year’s show will be the presence of nationally renowned antiques appraiser Michael Amosson of Viking Productions, who will be on-site to offer free antique appraisals (limited to two items).

Admission to the show is $8 for adults, and children 16 and younger are free.

For more information call Hummer at 816-387-7502 or e-mail kevinh@rjpromotions.com.

February 2022

There’s still time left to hear the story of Wyandotte County’s most influential players as seen through the historical items they owned and used as the exhibit “More Than Memories” shows at the Wyandotte County Historical Museum in Bonner Springs through Feb. 15.

The special exhibit features donated and discovered items from Wyandotte Countians, and their stories are told through these items.

“From a chair owned by Clarina Nichols, a suffragist who was present at the writing of the Kansas Constitution, to a neon sign for the business of Boston Daniels; the first black police chief in Kansas City, Kansas,” announces the museum’s website, “come learn some interesting stories about Wyandotte County history.”

The museum’s next special exhibit, which opens later this spring, will recognize the sesquicentennial anniversary of Rosedale. For more information, call the museum at 913-573-5002 

https://www.wycokck.org/Departments/Wyandotte-County-Historical-Museum

February 2022

Bring your friends for a day out at 2 Friends & Junk, a shopping event for the junk lover in you. The event runs Feb. 4-5 at the Exchange Center on the Tulsa Expo Fairgrounds in Tulsa.

The event includes booths stacked with vintage items, farmhouses, furniture, antiques, industrial salvage, garden décor, rusty junk, and a lot more. If your buy is a big one, don’t worry – a loading area is available, and volunteers will load your purchase for free.

The first 50 shoppers in the door on each day of the event will receive a free 2 Friends & Junk swag bag. While shopping, enjoy door prizes and wine sampling as well.

Friday admission is $10 and Saturday is $8. For more information, visit www.twofriendsandjunk.com.

February 2022

The Winterfest Flea Market, Antique, and Junk Festival will allow shoppers to cozy up to some deals as we prepare to bid farewell to winter.

Coming to the Lancaster Event Center in Lincoln on Feb. 26-27, Attending and setting up shop will be more than 125 vendors, selling an array of collectibles, antiques, and one-of-a-kind items. Antiques, glass, furniture, advertising, pottery, signs, primitives, yard art, and everyday flea market items and good, old-fashioned junk will be up for grabs. The event is organized by Mike’s Junk-N-Tiques.

Admission to the event is $7 for adults, while children 12 and younger are free. For more information, call
402-525-6234.

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