Following the success of its revival this past March, the Antique & Collector Fair returns to the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks on Oct. 17 and 18, once again celebrating the region’s rich tradition of antiques and collectibles.
The show, formerly known as Antiques at Kimberton (est. 1968), continues under new ownership with a refreshed identity, new energy, and an ongoing partnership with the neighboring American Treasure Tour Museum.
This fall’s show will feature over 50 carefully selected vendors from both the immediate area and across the region, offering a diverse array of authentic antiques and vintage finds. Longtime collectors and new shoppers alike will find treasures spanning the early period through mid-century, with inventory categories including (but not limited to): primitives, antique oriental rugs, furniture, antique toys, antique and vintage holiday décor, vintage clothing, historical china, glass, pottery, porcelain, textiles and wearables, jewelry, rare books, antique and vintage folk art, fine art, vintage prints, musical instruments, and clocks.
The Antique & Collector Fair has long attracted shoppers from near and far, with a devoted following that continues to grow under its new leadership. The March 2025 Spring Show drew an enthusiastic crowd, affirming the show’s enduring popularity and the dedication of its new promoters to carry on a local legacy.
A highlight of the revival is the show’s partnership with the American Treasure Tour Museum, a unique pop culture museum just steps away from the Expo Center, which has recently risen to viral fame on Instagram (@americantreasuretour). The collaboration invites attendees to connect with the spirit of collecting that has inspired both the anonymous “collector” behind the museum and the generations of antique enthusiasts who frequent the show.
Event Details
Location: Greater Philadelphia Expo Center.
Dates: Friday, Oct. 17 (10:00 AM-6:00 PM) and Saturday, Oct. 18 (10:00 AM-4:00 PM).
Tickets: $10 at the door (valid for both days).
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