2017 Vintage Directory

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DIRECTORY Northwest’s Guide to Vintage Shopping

2017 Regional Shops

Best of

Vintage Shopping

GLAMPING

with Megan Rae What’s New in

Event

Calendar

Guide to Shows, Flea Markets and Fairs

Vintage

Introducing 11 New Shops

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Inside This Issue 2017 Page 8-9 Glamping with Megan Rae Page 10 - 19 Regional Shops Best of Vintage Shopping

Spokane pages 10-13 Spokane Valley page 14 West Plains page 14 Northland page 15 Palouse Region page 15 North Idaho pages16-18 Western Washington page 19

Page 20 Vintage Services Experience Vintage Page 21 The Making of The Happiest Show on Earth Page 22-23 What’s New in Vintage New Store Openings Page 24-27 Calendar of Events Northwest Vintage Show Calendar On the cover: “Woman Against Red” by Art Frahm Don’t Miss Out..Stay Connected Get the Vintage Directory e-mail newsletter.... Subscribe online www.VintageDirectoryUSA.com The Vintage Directory is published annually, find your next issue released early 2018 at your favorite vintage show or any of the listed shops.

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DIRECTORY 2017 Publisher Rachael Jean Swanson For information on advertising and listing your event or shop in the Vintage Directory, Contact: Rachael Swanson (509) 218-6519 inwvintagedirectory@gmail.com Annual Issue Listing Prices: Vintage Vendor Event Listing FREE (date, time, location only) Expanded Event Listing $60 (contact information also) Other Listings start at $60 Including store fronts with vintage, antique, or collectible inventory, local Etsy and custom shops, vintage theme wedding services, vintage and historic event venues, vintage, antique or collectible auction services, estate sale companies.

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Rachael Jean in her 1964 Oasis Trailer “Helen Wheels” Photo Courtesy of MaryJanesFarm

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t’s been said that you can fix pretty much anything with either duct tape or bailing twine. That certainly rings true for myself and my newest acquisition, a 1964 Oasis trailer I recently adopted and named “Helen Wheels”. I would not call Helen a “glamper” not by a long shot....she sports fine patina which I am not sure I plan to paint over, I like my toys a bit rugged and worn. Her screen door is patched together with duct tape and a bullet hole in her skin is decorated with a painted flower which I feel only ads character. My husband affixed a “full serve” service station sign to her door to cover what appears to be signs of an attack of a rather large animal. He likes to add a bit of a male flavor to our project and installed the sign with a wink and a smile. My favorite touches are the decoupage wallpaper inside I made Helen Wheels Interior

of cut out vintage magazine ads from the 1940’s and the hand sewn window treatments repurposed from vintage pillowcases and linens.

The best part of her has got to be her smell...it’s a dusty worn grandma’s attic smell that is so distinct to her, that taking in her odor takes me back to horse camp or showing at the fair, like the smell of an old cabin from your childhood, her scent is that of memories..... Yes Helen has character, and I like to keep her colorful history and scars intact, oh the stories she tells. My daughter and I have added to her stories, hauling her to horse camps and the Spokane Interstate Fair. Helen has been featured in MaryJanesFarm magazine and always draws attention with her unique character and vintage decor.

I hope you enjoy the Glamping feature in this year’s Vintage Directory by guest columnist Megan Butters Rae of MaryJanesFarm magazine, and find inspiration for your own glamper, vintage decorating and treasure hunting.

Happy Junking!

Rachael Jean Photo Courtesy of MaryJanesFarm

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Glamping

with Megan Rae

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y mother’s mother was glamping far before we decided to start calling it that. The women of her generation were not shrinking violets, and my grandmother was no exception.

They were wildflowers, ready to hit the road and live off the land. But at the same time, they saw no reason not to “rough it” in style. They fussed over and gussied up their campsites, giving rise to the glamping concept. I love my mom’s stories of my grandmother at camp. With her picnic table adorned in a freshly laundered and ironed tablecloth and a bouquet of hand-picked flora, she would stoke the fire, sauté veggies brought from her gardens back home, and grill the catch of the day from the water hole around the bend.

Fast forward 50 years, and we’re still drawn to that floral vase we found while antiquing or those vintage salt and pepper shakers that match the camper perfectly. It should come as no surprise—it’s in our genetics to prettify our little plots, whether at home or at the campsite. It’s been done all along.

Now it just has a definition.

Glamping, defined: It’s the juxtaposition of grit and glam, rugged and reined in, burlap and lace. We’ve ditched the notion that camping is daunting, just as we’ve jettisoned the misconception that going “out there” means you have to give up creature comforts like a billowy-soft bed, stamped linens, and bubble baths. Proud of our natural pa-

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nache, we dare to decorate our gypsy world of trailers and tents in our favorite happy colors. We dust off our prom dresses and hang them right next to our lanterns, loving the way the light dances through the lace. What’s more, we eat chocolate with abandon in the open air, trading traditional adventuring terms like “harsh” and “tough” for our own renditions of comfort, playfulness, and style. Of course, glamping also means we get to own our own campers if we’re so inclined. We’re capable of backing them up or changing a flat tire as easily as we change a nail polish color!

As I said, glamping is in my genes, making its way from my grandmother to my mother, and on to me. But, back before choosing a color palette for a camper was her thing, my mother, MaryJane Butters, worked for the U.S. Forest Service for many years. She’d spent her childhood camping in the Utah outback, so when it came time to venture out of Dodge, she headed straight for the mountains. She was ready, equipped with all of the knowhow she needed to get by, so she sought out a solo stint in a lookout tower watching for fires. Afterward, she worked as a wilderness ranger, which meant moving into a wall tent year-round, 27 miles in from the nearest dirt road. Her stories of winters in those days are wild; her tent would be walled in by five feet of snow each year, insulating her through bitterly

cold months. Working for the Forest Service, it didn’t take her long to realize that, while she could build a fence with the best of them, she also loved an immaculate, perfectly-organized tool shed and didn’t mind carrying a crisp hankie (complete with embroidered edges) in her back pocket.

Shortly before I was born, Mom decided it was time for modern conveniences and bought the farmstead where I grew up. As her daughter, I might mention that her idea of conveniences were not entirely conventional. Luckily for me, though, her how-to-it-ness allowed her to run water to the house and plumb the entire thing herself. I never did get a flushing toilet in my childhood (an outhouse sufficed), and we bathed in a claw-foot tub in the kitchen closet. But we did have hot running water, and every seasoned camper knows what a luxury that is!

Within our little outpost, there was always a home-cooked meal atop a beautiful tablecloth. The woodstove kept us warm on winter nights while we enjoyed a good book or family board game. The rest of the seasons were spent roaming outdoors, and it wasn’t unusual for my brother and me to bring home bouquets of wildflowers for the table.

Needless to say, I grew up building a strong sense of DIY and a desire to be outdoors (with a few feminine frills for good measure). Thanks to my mother and my grandmother before her, glam-

ping was destined to become a big part of who I am, and I imagine my daughters will follow suit.

Glamping is a grand tradition among women of all walks of life, and it’s regaining popularity in our modern age for good reason. We really aren’t that far from what our grandmothers once knew. For so many of us, the primal need to be outdoors is as real as it was in generations past, grounding us in an increasingly chaotic world. Our urge to nest and provide are also deep-seated connections to our adventurous ancestors. It’s so satisfying to channel these impulses into our campsites, arranging everything just-so and preparing fabulously fire-roasted meals for those we love. Glamping, I think, also fulfills our need to accomplish. Pulling a camper across the plains, backing her into place just perfectly, and building a campfire like a pro are skills that remind us how very capable we are.

Each summer, as I’m loading up my red and teal vintage finds into our camper, making sure all the right tablecloths and doilies are clean and ready to go, I often think of my mom’s efforts to raise us ready for the world—the wild world, that is. It makes me wonder if another soul-nourishing component of glamping is the sense that I can get it right. Mom sure did. The simplicity of the task allows for perfection, or something close to it. For one weekend of glamping, I don’t have to think of the laundry that needs to be

done, so I can fully enjoy my perfect set of tablecloths. I don’t have much to sweep, I don’t need to mop, and I can’t vacuum, so I can take the time to hang the lights I want for the perfect campsite ambiance. And I really don’t have much else to do other than create a campfire meal, so I can get that right, too. I mean, let’s be real, food always tastes incredible eaten outdoors, so whatever I cook while glamping seems perfect. Then, there’s time to just be, to enjoy family and friends, to share the experience with your children (no homework!), and to relax quietly by yourself—things we never seem to have enough time for in our busy lives.

If you’re an avid glamper and have been at it for some time, you’re nodding right now. You know. So, happy trails! I wish you glorious journeys, lovely linens, and the perfect salt and pepper shakers.

If you haven’t glamped yet, I bet you’re daydreaming about what you might do with that set of dainty antique teacups you found last week, or the splashy color you could paint that old wicker chair that’s been sitting out in the rain, or how good it would feel to make that first pot of tea on a campfire you built yourself. True? Well then, I believe you’re ready to give it a try.

Glamping is calling your name.

You don’t have to have a camper, so don’t let that stop you. For many years, we pitched a tent, and those were terrific times. Your pretty tablecloth can

still grace a portable camp table, and a welcome mat for your tent entrance is nothing short of wonderful. If it’s warm enough, you don’t even need the tent. A starry sky makes the most divine backdrop for a summer glamping trip.

Down the road, if you set your heart on the perfect color scheme for a camper, you can find a fixer-upper and doll her up (now that’s a sense of accomplishment, let me tell you). At last, you’ll feel free to paint the kitchen cabinets fuchsia. Tuck those antique teacups inside, and create a special corner for that wicker chair. Just remember that you’re encouraged and supported by all us girls who are in love with glamping. You can always find a gaggle of us gabbing on the Farmgirl Connection (MaryJanesFarm.org/snitz). If ever you have a question or an idea that needs some sculpting, pop on by and let ’er fly.

Cheers to the journey! No matter where you go, it’ll be positively glamporous, guaranteed!

Megan Butters Rae is the daughter of glamper extraordinaire, MaryJane Butters, and writes for MaryJanesFarm magazine. MaryJane Butters is the author of Glamping with MaryJane and editor-in-chief of MaryJanesFarm magazine. Both Megan and MaryJane have spent countless hours glamping and antiquing together.

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Monroe District Heading North From Downtown Antique Gallery Metro Eclectic Mid-Century Modern 604 N Monroe Street Spokane, WA 99201 (509) 325-5400 www.metroeclectic.com Find us on Facebook!

Wed-Sat 12-5 Metro Eclectic features the Inland Northwest’s largest selection of Mid-Century/Danish Modern furnishings and lighting along with gently used contemporary furniture, accent pieces, and art. Metro Eclectic provides an ever-changing selection from past and present that will give your home a unique feeling that transcends both time and trends.

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Fine Antiques and Collectibles 620 N Monroe Street Spokane, WA 99201 (509) 325-3864 antique_gallery_spokane@yahoo.com Tues-Sat 10-4:30, Sun 12-4 Facebook.com/antiquegalleryspokane One of Spokane’s finest and truest antique malls located within walking distance of downtown, specializing in fine old vintage and antique furniture, art, books, and thousands of collectibles. Let our friendly and courteous staff to help you find your item. We have many special offers throughout the store. Stop by soon!

Boulevard Mercantile Mid-Century Modern, Industrial, & Repurposed Fine Furniture 1905 N Monroe Street Spokane, WA 99205 (509) 327-7547 Find us on Instagram and Facebook!

Mon-Sat 10-6

Spokane 1889 Salvage Co Repurposed & Vintage Decor & Custom Build 2209 N Monroe Street Spokane, WA 99205 (509) 315-4485 Find us on Facebook and Instagram!

Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 11-5

D & L’s Rustic Treasures Treasures Galore, Rusty Garden Art and Man Cave Decor 2910 N Monroe Street Spokane, WA 99205 (509) 496-9111 Facebook.com/dandlsrustictreasures Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5

Shiloh Vintage Home Furniture & Decor 1009 W Carlisle Ave Spokane, WA 99205 (509) 276-0808 Facebook.com/ShilohVintageHome Call for Current Hours

Paint in My Hair Repurposed Home Furnishings 3036 N Monroe Street Spokane, WA 99205 (509) 326-6999 www.pimhfurniture.com Mon-Sat 10:30-5

Vintage Rabbit Antique Mall Retro, Industrial, Vintage, Antique 2801 N Monroe Street Spokane, WA 99205 (509) 326-1884 Find us on Facebook!

Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5

Marilyn’s on Monroe Fine Antiques, Vintage, Collectibles 3111 N Monroe Street Spokane, WA 99205 (509) 474-1566 Find us on Facebook!

Wed-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5

Tossed & Found Mid-Century Modern, Shabby, Western, Industrial A Spokane Favorite for Over 6 Years 2607 N Monroe Street Spokane, WA 99205 (509) 325-2607 Facebook.com/Tossedandfoundspokane Mon-Sat 10-5

Spokane Antique & Collectible Rustic Vintage & Collectibles 3209 N Monroe Street Spokane, WA 99205 (509) 326-6800 www.spokaneantique.com Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4

Ross’s Memories on Monroe 2606 N Monroe Street Spokane, WA 99205 (509) 703-8309 Find us on Facebook!

Mon-Sat 10-5

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Central Spokane DOWNTOWN SPOKANE East to West

SOUTH PERRY DISTRICT

Chosen Vintage (formerly ROOST) Repurposed, Recycled, Redone 7 W Main Street Spokane, WA 99201 (509) 456-2552 Find us on Facebook!

Mon-Sat 10-5:30, Sun 11-4

Him & Her Vintage Furniture Unique, Vintage, Shabby Chic 1110 S Perry Street Spokane, WA 99202 (509) 217-7294 Find us on Facebook!

Tues-Fri 11-5, Sat 12-4

Revival Lighting Vintage Lighting, Lampshades & Repair 14 W Main Street Spokane, WA 99201 (509) 747-4552 www.revivallighting.com Mon-Sat 9-5

Veda Lux Boutique Vintage Clothing, Accessories, & Local Handmade Jewelry 1106 S Perry Street Spokane, WA 99202 (509) 475-1674 Facebook.com/vedaluxboutique www.vedalux.com Tues-Sat 1-6

Antiquarian Fine Antique Furniture & Wonderful Finds!

12 W Sprague Ave Spokane, WA 99201 (509) 459-4249 Tues-Sat 10-5:30 White Lavender Magnolia Home Furniture & Accessories, Home Décor, Apparel Vintage & Vintage Inspired 159 S Lincoln Street, Suite 155 Steam Plant Square Spokane, WA 99201 (509) 290-6191 www.whitelavendershop.com Find us on Facebook!

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VINEGAR FLATS Lucky Vintage & Pretty Things Industrial & Architectual Salvage, Unique Decor, & Antique Furniture 1930 S Inland Empire Way Spokane, WA 99224 (509) 321-7230 Find us on Facebook!

Wed-Sat 10-3

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UNIVERSITY DISTRICT

Heading East From Downtown The Loft Thrift Boutique 115 E. Pacific Ave Spokane, WA 99202 509-991-1323 Wed–Fri 10–2 The Loft specializes in quality curated clothing, furniture and household goods. Our one-of-a-kind selection has something for everyone. We are located downtown in the Spokane University District. Supporting Healing Rooms Ministries, a Biblical prayer ministry that is helping our community and the world. Quality donations are also welcome.

University Mercantile New, Used, Antiques, Repurposed 1514 E Sprague Ave Spokane, WA 99202 (509) 413-1967 www.universitymercantile.com Open 10 am Daily Era Vintage Home 1940’s-1970’s Vintage Home Decor 1802 E Sprague Ave Spokane, WA 99202 (509) 535-0130 facebook.com/eravintagehome Open Tues-Sat

North Spokane HILLYARD DISTRICT

Heading North From I90 Freya Becoming Vintage Vintage & Handmade Home Decor 4801 N Market Street Spokane, WA 99217 (509) 381-5168 Facebook.com/becomingvintage Wed-Sat 11-5, Sun 12-4 Market Street Antiques Antique Mall 4912 N Market Street Spokane, WA 99217 (509) 482-2066 www.marketstreetantique.com Mon-Sat 9:30-5, Sun 11-5 B & B Junk Antique & Vintage Mall 5002 N Market Street Spokane, WA 99217 (509) 487-1183 Tues-Sat 9-6, Sun 12-5 Spokantiques Vintage, Antiques & Collectibles 5009 N Market Street Spokane, WA 99217 (509) 703-0328 www.instantauction.net Mon-Sat 11-5

Vintage Postcards & Stamps Vintage Postcards, Photographs, Ephemera, Toys, Collectibles and Supplies for the Collector 5202 N Market Street Spokane, WA 99217 (509) 487-5677 Tues-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-4

DIVISION STREET Spokane, WA

Heading North from Downtown Spencer’s Antiques & Collectibles Emporium 100+ Vendor Antique Mall 1325 N Division Street Spokane, WA 99202 (509) 489-1600 Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5 Rare & Retro Vintage Rustic Vintage & Mid-Century 27 W Indiana Ave Spokane, WA 99205 (509) 999-8691 Find us on Facebook!

Tues-Sat 11-5:30

Karenoia Vintage Hippie, Retro, Kitsch 5011 N Market Street Spokane, WA 99217 (509) 216-4819 Facebook.com/FirstKarenoia Mon-Tues, Fri-Sat 10-5, Wed 12-5, Sun 1-4:30 Dr. D’s Treasures Vintage & Second Hand 5015 N Market Street Spokane, WA 99217 (509) 315-4086 Facebook.com/DRDTreasuresLLC Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4 United Hillyard Antique Mall Vintage, Fine Antiques & Collectibles 5016 N Market Street Spokane, WA 99217 (509) 483-2647 www.hillyardantiquemall.com Mon-Sat 10:30-5:30, Sun 11-4:30 13

Spokane Valley SPOKANE VALLEY, WA Heading East from Spokane This Old House Old & New Vintage & Handmade 10619 E Trent Ave Spokane Valley, WA 99206 (509) 892-3099 Find us on Facebook!

Wed-Sat 11-4 Past Reflections Vintage & Repurposed Home Decor 10611 E Trent Ave Spokane Valley, WA 99206 (509) 928-3401 Find us on Facebook!

Wed-Sat 11-4 Feather Your Nest Affordable Vintage Furniture 10621 E Trent Ave Spokane Valley, WA 99206 (509) 879-4701 Facebook.com/FeatherYourNest Wed-Sat 11-4 509Vintage Vintage Home Decor, Antiques, Furniture, Lighting, Industrial, Architectural Salvage, Re-Purposed Treasures & Gifts 4042 S Bowdish Road Spokane Valley, WA 99206 (509) 280-1145 Find us on Facebook!

Tues-Sat 11-5

Pine Street Market & Boutique Vintage, Retro & Antique Mall 12107 E Sprague Ave Spokane Valley, WA 99206 (509) 990-1528 Facebook.com/PineStreetMarketBoutique Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 11-5 Southern Charm Furniture Painted Furniture 14718 E 32nd Ave Veradale, WA 99037 (509) 474-1392 Facebook.com/southerncharmpaintedfurniture Friday 11-4 or by appointment RELICS Vintage, MCM, Up-cycled Furniture & Decor 17325 E Sprague Ave Spokane Valley, WA 99016 (509) 879-1414 Facebook.com/Relics.in.Spokane Wed-Sat 10-5 Greenacres Vendor Mall It IS The Place To Be 17905 E Appleway Greenacres, WA 99016 (509) 309-3236 Facebook.com/greenacresvendormall Open 10-6 Daily

West Plains

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MEDICAL LAKE, WA

WILBUR, WA

Fresh Design Gallery & Vintage Rental Shop Hip Art, Vintage Gifts, Decor, Furnishings, Confections, Florist, Stylist, Wedding Rental Props 116 N Lefevre Street (Hwy 902) Medical Lake, WA 99022 (509) 991-7577 Designgalleryandvintagerental.com Wed-Sat 10:00 am -5:30 pm

Manntiques & Upholstery Upholstery, New and Vintage Gifts & Home Decor (Seasonal April-Dec) 13550 SR 2 E Wilbur, WA 99185 (509) 647-2456 www.manntiques.net Mon-Fri 9-5, Sat 9-3, Sun 10-2

CHENEY, WA

Remember When...?

Antiques and Vintage 311 W Main Ave Ritzville, WA 99169 (509) 630-4369 Find us on Facebook!

Monday 9-5, Wed-Sat 9-5

Against The Grain Farmhouse Vintage 409 1st Street Cheney, WA 99004 (509) 235-4242 www.againstthegraincheney.com Tues-Sat 11-5

RITZVILLE, WA

Northland COLVILLE, WA

CHEWELAH, WA

Forget Me Not -Home of Junk Drunk Vintage Market Vintage, Home Decor, Furniture, Junk Gypsy Chalk Paint, Paper Crafts 509 S Main Street Colville, WA 99114 (509) 684-8757 facebook.com/ForgetMeNotColville Call or check Facebook for hours

Black Sheep Vintage Vintage, Antiques, Furniture 101 W Lincoln Ave Chewelah, WA (509) 936-2824 Find us on Facebook!

Hours on Facebook

Re-Imagined Home Interior Design, Vintage & Repurposed Home Decor, Annie Sloan Chalk Paint 108 S Main Street Colville, WA 99114 (509) 684-4673 facebook.com/reimaginedhome Tues-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-4

Treasures A to Z 200+ Vendors Antiques, Vintage, Collectibles and Local Artisans 317 S Union Ave Newport, WA 99156 (509) 447-0418 Facebook.com/TreasuresAtoZ Jan/Feb 10-4 Daily, March-Dec 10-6

NEWPORT, WA Treasures A to Z 200+ Vendors Antiques, Vintage, Collectibles and Local Artisans 317 S Union Ave

NEWPORT, WA

Petticoat Junction Vintage & Collectibles 201 N Washington Ave Newport, WA 99156 (208) 818-3403 Find us on Facebook!

Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-4

Palouse Region ROCKFORD, WA

COLFAX, WA

Golden Gem Mercantile Local Handmade & Vintage Picks 18805 S SR 27 Rockford, WA 99030 (509) 291-3600 Facebook.com/goldengemmercantile Mon-Fri 7-6, Sat 7-4, Sun 7-2

The Hen House Chicks Country Chic Home & Garden Decor 122 S Main Street Colfax, WA 99111 (509) 397-0122 Facebook.com/thehenhousechicks Tues-Fri 10-5:30, Sat 10-4

SAINT JOHN, WA

MOSCOW, ID

Funky Junk Unique Junk 7 N Park Street St John, WA 99171 (509) 288-7170 Find us on Facebook!

Mon-Fri 10-4, Sat call first

Main Street Antique Mall 5,000 sq ft of Antiques and Unusual Gifts 215 N Main Street Moscow ID 83843 (208) 882-2614 facebook.com/moscowantiques Mon-Sat 10-6, Sunday 12-5

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North Idaho POST FALLS, ID

SANDPOINT, ID

My Favorite Things North Idaho’s Premier Vendor Mall 503 E Seltice Way Post Falls, ID 83854 (208) 773-4110 Find us on Facebook!

Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 10-5, Sun 12-4

Foster’s Crossing Antiques & Gifts A Variety Store Antiques to Yarn & Cafe Bodega 504 Oak Street Sandpoint, ID 83864 (208) 263-5911 www.fosterscrossing.com Mon-Sat 10-5:30, Sun 11-4

Treasure Towne Antique & Vintage Furniture, Collectibles, & Home Decor 3930 W 5th Ave, Ste 2 Post Falls, ID 83854 (208) 777-8080 Find us on Facebook!

Tues 11-4, Wed-Sat 10-6 Re-Charmed Vintage, Furniture, Home Decor, Handcrafted Signs, Jewelry, Scrapbook and Art Supplies 1003 N Spokane Street Post Falls, ID 83854 (208) 620-9423 facebook.com/ReCharmedPF Mon-Sat 10-5

HAYDEN, ID The Heirloom Hunter Collection Fine Antiques, Vintage, Mid Century, 1930’s Mickey Mouse 9551 N Government Way Hayden, ID 83835 (208) 772-8111 Wed-Sat 10-4 More North Idaho on Page 18

Oak Street Mercantile Vintage furniture, decor, jewelry, plus new and vintage clothing.

504 Oak Street Sandpoint, ID 83864 (208) 920-3448 Facebook.com/oakstmercantile Mon-Sat 10-5:30, Sun 11-4 MarketPlace Antiques & Gifts LTD Antiques, Vintage, & Gifts 502 A Church Street Sandpoint, Idaho 83864 (208) 263-4444 Find us on Facebook!

Mon-Sat 10-5:30, Sun 11-4

BONNER’S FERRY, ID The Nest Inspiration for home & garden, eclectic furnishings, vintage, repurposed 7174 Main Street, Suite 1 Bonner’s Ferry, ID 83805 (208) 290-7491 facebook.com/the.nest1 Fri 9-5, Sat 9-3 Under the Sun Eclectic Home Goods, Clothing, Jewelry,Vintage, Espresso & Bistro 7178 Main Street (Downtown) Bonners Ferry, ID 83805 208-267-6467 Facebook.com/underthesunidaho Mon.- Sat. 8 to 5 Selkirk Northern Treasures Antiques, Vintage , Collectibles & Repurposed Goods 7202 Main Street (Downtown) Bonner’s Ferry, ID 83805 (208) 290-3060 Facebook.com/SelkirkNorthernTreasures Mon-Sat 10-5 This Old Trunk Vintage , Collectibles & Handmade 7219 Main Street (Downtown) Bonner’s Ferry, ID 83805 (208) 267-8700 Find us on Facebook!

Tues-Sat 10-5

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North Idaho COEUR D’ALENE, ID

Heading North from Downtown Memory Lane Gems Vintage and Heirloom Jewelry Collectible Glasswear and Memorabilia 210 E Sherman Ave #156 Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 (208) 777-5999 Facebook.com/memorylanecda Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 11-5 Crow’s Nest Antiques Period Jewelry, Fine Antiques, Pottery, & Vintage Decor 416 Sherman Ave Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 (208) 667-1679 Mon-Sat 11-4 Wiggett’s Antique Marketplace Antiques, Jewelry, & Collectibles 115 S 4th Street Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 (208) 664-1524 Find us on Facebook!

Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 11-5

JUNK Upcycled Furniture, Home Decor, Lighting, Clothing, Jewelry 811 N 4th Street Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 (208) 952-2927 Facebook.com/JUNKinspiredCDA Mon-Tues 12-4, Wed-Sat 11-4 The Way Back Vintage, Antiques & Up-cycled Entrance/parking off Birch 1103 N 4th Street Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 (208) 771-0701 Facebook.com/thewaybackcda Open 10-5 daily Looking Glass Antiques Antiques, Vintage and Collectibles 1204 N. 4th St. Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 208-889-9275 facebook.com/lookingglassantiques Mon-Sat 10-6, Sunday 12-5 Forget Me Not Shop Fun Old, Fiesty New 1402 N 4th Street Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 (208) 765-9493 Facebook.com/cdaantiques Mon-Sat 11-5, Winter Hours 11-4 Artworks Coeur d’Alene European Style Painted Furniture & Home Decor 2049 Main Street (Riverstone Village) Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815 (208) 665-2726 www.ArtworksCdA.com Government Way Antique Mall Antique, Vintage, Collectible Mall 3650 N Government Way Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815 (208) 769-7318 Facebook.com/cdaantiques Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4

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Happy’s Place-A Mall 50+ Vendor Mall, Antiques, Vintage, Collectible & Handmade Goods 704 Main Ave St. Maries ID 83861 (208) 245-2590 Mon-Sat 10-5

Western Washington SUMNER

POULSBO

Junker’s Nest 1002 Main Street

Poulsbo Antique Mall 18955 Anderson Parkway

Persnickety’s Finder’s Market 1003 Main Street A Picket Fence 1006 Main Street Off the Beaten Path 40 Dealer Antique Mall 1109 Main Street Sumner, WA 98390 (253) 987-5632 www.MyShoppingPath.com Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-4 Kissed by Chole 1018 Main Street

The Vintage Housewife 18800 Front Street NE Suite 102 Red Plantation Marketplace 18833 Front Street NE Suite B Cat’s Meow Antiques 18911 Front Street NE Found Unique Vintage 18925 Front Street NE Poulsbo, WA 98370 (360) 479-1440 Facebook.com/foundinpoulsbo 10am-5pm Daily

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Vintage Services ect VINTAGE EVENT VENUES Foxwood House Your Perfect Wedding Setting Rustic, Vintage, Glam, Steampunk, Boho. Off Highway 2 between Newport and Diamond Lake Newport, WA (509) 589-0097 www.foxwoodhouse.net On River’s Edge 5312 E Deer Park-Milan Road Chattaroy, WA 99003 (509) 292-8487 www.onriversedge.com

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RELICS Custom Built Furniture 17325 E Sprague Ave Spokane Valley, WA 99016 (509) 879-1414 Facebook.com/Relics.in.Spokane Custom Orders Welcome!

PAINT Rebel Junk Paint Chalk & mineral based low VOC paint. www.RebelJunk.com JUNK GYPSY Co. Chalk & Clay Paint & Clear Coat No waxing. Available at FORGET ME NOT Colville, WA junkdrunk2011@yahoo.com (509) 684-8757 Facebook.com/forgetmenotcolville

ESTATE SALES Resolution Estate Services, LLP Full Service Estate Liquidation Seeking full house quality estates Cindy Adams (509) 710-9428 Becky Reid (509) 389-0488 Facebook.com/SpokaneEstateSale www.resolutionestate.com Spokane Estate Sales Estate Liquidation Services Estate Sale, Auction & Buyout Services, Always Buying Full and Partial Estates Single Item or Collection Purchases www.Spokane-estate-sales.com (509) 362-1439

ETSY & ONLINE SHOPS Junque in the Trunque Antiques, collectibles, vintage, farmhouse chic, cottage, primitives, retro, Quilts, linens, clothing, mid century, garden, rustic, children’s, industrial.

Watch for seasonal vintage sales at Sequim farm.

JunqueInTheTrunque.etsy.com PickPocketPearl.etsy.com SallyHale@comcast.net Follow me on Facebook at junqueinthetrunque (206) 550-1281 Not Too Shabby by Camy Collectible vintage Pyrex, domestic and imported from the UK and Australia. Rare patterns and sizes.

(208) 640-6596 camypopiel@yahoo.com.

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The Fairfield Grange Circa 2006, inset Serena Thompson and Family in Fairfield Circa 2005

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ired of reading about antiques and vintage shows that only existed in other parts of the country and dreaming of creating something special here on the west coast, stay at home mother of four Serena Thompson dreamed of an event where antiques and vintage would be offered along with handmade items merchandised with down home charm.

She wanted it to be more than an event that just happened, she wanted it to be special, remembered, and anticipated, as a recurring event. In October 2002, her dreams came to fruition and the first tiny sale was held in her friend’s barn on a prairie outside of Spokane. She named it “The Spirit of the Farm Sale”.

Serena and her friends worked for days filling the barn with their finds and decorating the stalls with greenery and wild blossoms. The women hung old signs on the walls and quilts all along the fence line. They set up elaborate checkout stations made of

old dough tables and used vintage pickling crocks to hold the merchandise bags. The creative women baked handmade mini pies, coffee cake, and cookies for an extra special homemade touch. As morning approached, bluegrass music happily played in the background while hundreds of shoppers lined up for the first event of its kind. When the gates opened, crowds rushed up the gravel drive, scooping quilts from the fence line as hundreds raced to the barn grabbing armloads of goods in a frenzy. It was a response unlike anything the modest promoters imagined, and the friends knew they had accomplished what they hoped for. The public loved the sale as much as the organizers loved putting it together.

After the initial sale, Serena changed the name to The Farm Chicks and moved to a bigger location at The Five Mile Prairie Grange where two shows were held, followed by the city of Fairfield where the event took

by Rachael Jean

The Farm Chicks for at the Spokane Fair & Expo Center 2016

over both city parks and the grange and continued to grow into a full blown juried vendor show of a much grander scale. Eventually after six shows in Fairfield, The Farm Chicks settled into the Spokane County Fair & Expo Center where it is held the first full weekend in June each year.

One of the friends, Elaine Thompson, who participated in the first sale, is still a part of the show. Serena still dedicates her passion to creating an event that is unforgettably special, staying true to its country roots. Although it is now one of the biggest shows in the country, shoppers notice the special themes she creates for the show each year (this year’s theme is “Home Sweet Home”), the quality of each of the Curators she hand selects, and the all-around happiness in the air. Serena is celebrating 15 years of The Farm Chicks this year and she loves it just as much today as she did when it made its debut..

Serena Thompson is the founder and producer of The Farm Chicks, an author, and contributing editor of Country Living Magazine. You can follow along with her daily life on her Facebook and Instagram pages (The Farm Chicks) and her website www.thefarmchicks.com.

The Farm Chicks is held annually at the Spokane County Fairgrounds the first full weekend of June.

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What’s New In Vintage

by Rachael Jean

After working overtime as Executive Director of a non-profit, Gina Mauro Campbell realized that if she was going to continue to work so many hours, she’d rather work for herself.

When the perfect space became available on North Monroe, she jumped on the opportunity. Gina’s creative partner, Jamie Flanery, is a long-time vintage picker and builder who shares Gina’s passion for repurposing items that are worn out and transforming them into something functional, giving them new life. When the two discovered they shared a common love of vintage, they decided to team up and open 1889 Salvage Co in September 2016. The store also includes a few vendors which add an eclectic mix of different styles and genres to the shop. 1889 Salvage Co offers affordable custom designs for customers in need of a unique piece.

In addition, Gina offers vintage styling for events and will rent pieces for events, photography shoots, etc. If someone doesn’t find what they are looking for at 1889 Salvage Co, the owners are happy to be on the lookout for that piece and call them if it is found.

Tucked around the corner in a circa 1907 restored building in the historic North Monroe vintage shopping District in Spokane, is one of the district’s newest shops, Shiloh Vintage Home. Owner Mary Requejo has operated vintage/antique businesses in both Virginia and California, and decided that she wanted to restore and paint furniture again here in Spokane. She started selling her projects on Craigslist and then in May, 2014, became a vendor in Paint in my Hair. Mary transitioned into her own storefront in October 2016.

Still holding a full time job elsewhere, her store hours are limited to oneday sales a few times a month. Mary plans to have regular business hours beginning early spring 2017. Mary’s husband Al, is her silent partner and muscle; helping with the more mundane parts of creating and running a business. Mary specializes in designing signature pieces; items that will be a conversation piece in the room.

Although she has a love for painted furniture, she is also drawn to industrial and mid century pieces. Mary focuses on curating “one-of-a-kind”, quality items that will complement a variety of different decorating styles.

1889 Salvage Co is located at 2209 N She enjoys catering to men as well by Monroe Street Spokane, WA, Open providing interesting and unique déMon-Fri 10-6, Sat 11-5. cor with a more masculine appeal.

Shiloh Vintage Home is located at 1009 W Carlisle Ave Spokane, WA. 22

In the spring of 2015, Paul Badeaux acquired a shop on Monroe street in Spokane and in February of 2016, Dick Acker joined Paul and became an equal partner in the business. The partners spent the next eight months remodeling and upgrading to the store while acquiring inventory items for when it opened. They decided to re-brand the store with a new image and named it Marilyn’s On Monroe to mirror the upscale image the owners envisioned for their new store. Although the background of each partner is quite diverse and not what one would expect for an antique dealer, together they bring over 90 years of life and business experience to the table as well as years of collecting. Paul had been successful contractor, owning his own construction business - Cajun Construction. For the past 24 years Dick has been the director and founder of People For Christ Ministry which is a non profit outreach music ministry which promotes Christian concerts and events. Rather than go into full retirement and fish the rest of their lives, both Paul and Dick wanted to continue to work and perhaps start a new business. The men work together to bring us one of the newest upscale antique, vintage and collectibles shops on Monroe. Both have been intensely involved in all aspects of this new business and have found some

real treasures of the past few years.

The slogan for the new store is “The best for less”. The partners strive to maintain an inventory of high end and unique antiques and specialty items for sale at significantly lower prices so that all who aspire to collect such treasures can afford to do so.

Marilyn’s on Monroe is located at 3111 N Monroe Street, Spokane, WA Open Wed-Sat 10-5 and Sundays 1-5.

Angi Decker began making jewelry and “vintage-looking” accessories 24 years ago. She was living in Southern California at the time and while shopping in a high end department store a buyer pulled her aside and asked where she had purchased what she was wearing.

Angi explained that she had made all the accessories herself. The buyer instantly inquired about a buy and placed a large order with her. Angi has been supplying the store along with six other chain stores ever since.

Although she was thrilled to be paid well doing something she loves, she always enjoyed renting spaces in local shops to get direct feedback from shoppers in her community. After much encouragement from friends and a final nudge from her husband, David, in early 2016 they decided to open Re-Charmed In Post Falls.

Angi’s inspiration for the shop was as a gathering place to encourage and

inspire others to express themselves with their home or office decor. She enjoys giving personal attention to her clients, encouraging them to “explore creative dressing” through her line of clothing called ‘Free Spirit’ accented with whimsical accessories designed in her custom jewelry bar.

Re-Charmed features one of a kind vintage and handmade merchandise, and is filled with ideas to inspire.

The shop also offers a Gathering Loft for baby showers, bridal showers, birthdays, bunko nights, bible studies, book clubs, ladies night out and organized classes.

Re-Charmed is located at 1003 N Spokane Street, Post Falls, ID and is open Mon-Sat 10-5.

As long as she can remember, Cheryl-Lynn Lundmark felt most comfortable in nostalgic spaces with a nod to the past. Once she moved to Spokane in 1991, she met a friend who shared her passion for hunting that “perfect” treasure and the competition began. Looking for a way to share the items she’s cherished for over 30 years, last December, Cheryl-Lynn opened 509Vintage in a charming 1948 cottage storefront off Dishman Mica Road in the Spokane Valley next to the Trellis Marketplace. Cheryl-Lynn uses her past experience as a merchandiser and stylist to pair unusual and unique items into vignettes that inspire creativity.

Each of her treasures has a story, a history, a previous life. “It’s fun to imagine who, when and how everything was used” states Cheryl-Lynn.

509Vintage is located at 4042 S Bowdish Road, Spokane Valley, WA, open Tues-Sat 11-5 Bill Black is a retired Marine Corps ‘mustang’ that served in WWll, Korea & Vietnam. He and Jody, his wife of 50 years, established The Heirloom Hunter antiques in the late 1970’s. This successful enterprise was spotlighted in many Antiques Malls from California to Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and Nevada.

When Bill culminated his career with the Retired Officers Association in 1996, he joined Jody in her antiques venture. They moved to Coeur d’ Alene in 2015. Due to advancing years and vast personal gatherings of fine antiques and collections over the years, they decided to open their own operation in Hayden, ID. Their establishment The Heirloom Hunter Collection, is located in a charming old yellow cottage across from Capones Pub & Grill on North Government Way and Hayden Ave. They proudly showcase a wide array of unique heirlooms that span centuries, and unique eras for customers of varied tastes and interests. The store features a selection of quality taxidermy, a lovely boutique of vintage designer & couture and a rare collection of 1930’s Mickey Mouse collectibles. As a special attraction, they offer Spokane’s famed Bruttles gourmet confections.

The Heirloom Hunter Collection is located at 9551 N Government Way Hayden, ID, Open Wed-Sat 10-4.

Jeff and Heather Caton have been buying and selling for years prior to moving to Coeur d’Alene from Oregon a few years ago. The couple’s house was bursting at the seams so they decided to open a shop. The 5,000 square foot Looking Glass Antiques in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho opened May 16th on busy 4th street next to Ace Hardware and across from Goodwill. The Store features an eclectic group of vendors and Jeff and Heather pride themselves on having unique, one of kind items in their store. The shop’s 40+ vendors and 2 dozen consignors stock not just antiques, but collectibles of all kinds, vintage items, unique hand made pieces and home decor. If they have never seen it before, they want it in their store!

Looking Glass Antiques is located at 1204 N. 4th St Coeur d’Alene, ID, Open Mon-Sat 10-6, Sunday 12-5

Claudia Hon and Cathy Klontz wanted to create a store where they would want to shop. The women have always been drawn to items with history, a worn patina, or a story to tell.

The partners opened Oak Street Mercantile in November 2015 inside the destination location Foster’s Crossing Antique Mall, in the quaint town of Sandpoint, ID. The owners both have a background in hosting and promoting vintage shows and are joined by 10 additional vendors who create and find beautiful items for their spaces in the shop. This unique merchant features a wide variety of vintage decor, salvaged and repurposed items, jewelry, signs, milk paint, plus vintage and new apparel. The inventory changes daily, and it all flows together to create a great and inspiring environment.

Oak Street Mercantile is located at 504 Oak Street Sandpoint, ID Open Mon-Sat 10-5:30, Sun 11-4.

Heather Bailey just a country girl living in the small town of Bonners Ferry, Idaho who loves collectables, upcycling and handcrafting, so much that she has spent the past 30 years of her life setting up booths at shows. In the summer of 2016 Heather opened her own shop This Old Trunk in historic downtown Bonner’s Ferry.

The quaint town features shopping and eating establishments making it a tourist destination. This Old Trunk carries a bit of everything with inventory changing regularly to keep it interesting. Heather loves to see all the great finds her vendors bring into the shop. The store boasts a large selection of miniatures, collectables, crafting items, home décor, and country refinished furniture. The store is still growing and is accepting vendors looking for small town rates.

This Old Trunk is located at 7219 Main Street, Bonner’s Ferry, ID Open Tues-Sat 10-5

his finds for years. In September 2016 Dan’s dreams became a reality opening his own shop Dr. D’s Treasures in the center of Spokane’s Historic Hillyard District. Dr D’s has something for everyone, toys, tools, electronics, vintage, home goods, antiques, furniture, and so much more. His goal is to have items priced to sell, his shop continuously filled with new items for his regular customers.

Dr. D’s Treasures is located at 5015 N Market Street, Spokane, WA, Open Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4.

Kimberly Lee always dreamed of owning her own shop, and when the store which she was a vendor in decided to close up, Kimberly was given the opportunity to take over.

With the blessing of her husband Chuck, and the help of her children Hannah and Kaden, Kimberly officially took over Junk’n Chic and opened as Becoming Vintage in August 2016. The shop is truly a family affair with her children working in the store from time to time. In addition to their own curated items and refinished furnishings, the shop boasts a variety of vendors who compliment each other with fun and eclectic inventory. Although the shop is merchandised like a boutique, the prices are thrift store low. Becoming Vintage specializes in up cycled and repurposed goods making items unique, one of a kind, and extremely affordable. The store also stocks chalk based paints, waxes and supplies and teaches group workshops.

Becoming Vintage is located at 4801 N Market Street Spokane, WA and is open Wed-Sat 11-5, Sun 12-4.

Owning a second hand and antique shop is something Dan Dearth has always dreamed of. He has enjoyed buying estates, picking, and selling

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Calendar of Events FEBRUARY

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February 3 & 4 Rebel Junk Vintage Market Washington County Fairgrounds 875 NE 34th Ave. Hillsboro, OR Fri 6-9, Sat 10-4 www.RebelJunk.com (360) 689-5622

April 1 The Spring Market Skagit County Fairgrounds 479 W Taylor St Mount Vernon, WA 9am-4pm

April 29 Anacortes Vintage Market Port Transit Event Center 100 Commercial Ave Anacortes, WA 9am-4pm www.AnacortesVintageMarket.com Find us on Facebook!

April 7 & 8 Little Red Truck Vintage Market Missoula Fairgrounds 1101 S Ave West Missoula, MT Fri 5-10, Sat 10-4

April 29 Rustique Divas Vintage Market Pybus Public Market 3 N Worthen Street Wenatchee, WA 9am-5pm

April 7 & 8 Route 26 Vintage Market 1207 N Morton Street Colfax WA Fri 3-8, Sat 9-4 route26vintagemarket@gmail.com (509) 288-0803 or (509) 595-1294

April 29 & 30 I Love Vintage Junk Sale 4104 E. Laurel Rd Chattaroy, WA Sat 10-6, Sun 10-4 ilovevintagejunk@gmail.com www.ilovevintagejunk.com facebook.com/ilovevintagejunk

February 17 & 18 The Great Junk Hunt Evergreen State Fairgrounds 14405 179th Ave SE Monroe, WA Fri 6-9, Sat 10-4 Large Variety of Vintage Vendors Indoors & Out •••••••••••••••• Food Trucks & Live Music •••••••••••••••• $5 Entry Fee Each Day •••••••••••••••• Children 12 & Under Free •••••••••••••••• No Pets Allowed

253 Valley Chapel Rd. Walla Walla, WA (602) 321-6511 www.LoveOfJunk.com

February 18 & 19 Pickin’ Post Falls Greyhound Park & Event Center 5100 W Riverbend Post Falls, ID Sat 9-6, Sun 10-4 www.PastBlessingsFarm.com Facebook.com/PastBlessingsFarm pastblessings@gmail.com

MARCH March 3 & 4 Josephine’s Redeemed Revival Vintage Market Kitsap County Fairgrounds 1250 NW Fairgrounds Rd Bremerton, WA Fri 5-8, Sat 9-4 March 10 & 11 Spring Has Sprung Past Blessings Farm Barn Sale 8521 N Orchard Prairie Road Spokane, WA 10am-4pm www.PastBlessingsFarm.com Facebook.com/PastBlessingsFarm pastblessings@gmail.com March 10 & 11 Tri-Cities Antique Show with a Twist of Vintage Southridge Event Center 2901 Southridge Blvd Kennewick, WA Fri 2-8, Sat 9-4 Admission $7, kids under 12 free Find us on Facebook!

Produced by Roxy Theatre Antiques (509) 585-2301 March 24 & 25 Rebel Junk Vintage Market Kootenai County Fairgrounds Coeur d’Alene, ID Fri 6-9, Sat 10-4 www.RebelJunk.com (360) 689-5622

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April 8 & 9 Junk Drunk Vintage Market NE Washington Fairgrounds Colville, WA Sat 9-4, Sun 9-3 (509) 684-8757 junkdrunk2011@yahoo.com April 15 Junk-tiquen in the Burg Kittitas Valley Event Center 901 E 7th Ave Ellensburg, WA 9am-4pm www.Junk-tiquenintheburg.com April 21-23 Custer’s Spring Antique & Collector’s Sale Spokane Fair & Expo Center Fri 4-9, Sat 10-6, Sun 10-4 (509) 924-0588 www.custershows.com April 22 & 23 Pickin’ Boise Antique Show & Artisan Market Expo Idaho 5610 N Glenwood Street Boise, ID Sat 9-6, Sun 10-4 www.PastBlessingsFarm.com Facebook.com/PastBlessingsFarm pastblessings@gmail.com April 22 & 23 Old Galvi Warehouse Sale 524 Church Street Sandpoint, ID 10am-3pm both days April 28 & 29 The Great Junk Hunt Washington State Fairgrounds 110 9th Ave SW Puyallup, WA Fri 6-9, Sat 10-4

April 29 The Vintage Faire Okanogan County Fairgrounds 175 Rodeo Trail Road Okanogan, WA 9am-4pm thevintagefaire@gmail.com (509) 863-5104

MAY May 6 Vintage to the CorePickers Paradise Show Caldwell Event Center 2207 Blaine street Caldwell , ID 9am-6pm May 12 & 13 Farm & Frills Junker’s Market Enumclaw Expo Center 45224 28th Ave SE Enumclaw, WA Fri 4-8, Sat 9-4 (253) 686-3981 farmandfrills@gmail.com Facebook.com/farmandfrills May 13 Fancy Farmgirl Vintage Market Grant County Fairgrounds Moses Lake, WA 9am-4pm Shannon@myfancyfarmgirl.com www.myfancyfarmgirl.com Find us on Facebook!

May 19 & 20 Rustic Elegance On River’s Edge 5312 E. Deer Park-Milan Rd. Chattaroy, WA 9am-4 pm www.OnRiversEdge.com (509) 292-8487 info@onriversedge.com

Shows, Flea Markets, and Fairs May 19 & 20 FINDS Vintge Barn Sale 3017 E River Glen Colbert, WA 9am-5pm

June 16 & 17 Not Too Shabby By Camy 2342 W. Polo Green Ave Post Falls, ID 9am-4pm

May 20 Vintage Pickin’s Barn Sale Corner of Hayden Ave & Atlas Road Hayden, ID 9am-4pm vintagepickin1@gmail.com

June 16 & 17 Love of Junk 253 Valley Chapel Road Walla Walla, WA Fri 9-5, Sat 9-4 www.LoveofJunk.com (602) 321-6511

May 20 & 21 MAY You Be Blessed!

Past Blessings Farm Barn Sale 8521 N Orchard Prairie Road Spokane, WA 10am-4pm May 27 & 28 Old Galvi Warehouse Sale 524 Church Street Sandpoint, ID 10am-3pm both days May 27 Tossed & Found Outdoor Market & Barn Sale 2607 N Monroe Street Spokane, WA 9am-5pm tossednfoundspokane@yahoo.com (509) 325-2607 May 27-29 Montana’s Largest Flea Market St. Regis Community Park (I90 exit 33) St. Regis, MT Dawn until Dusk

JUNE June 1-6 Spring into Summer Sale The Way Back - Vintage & More 1103 N 4th St @ Birch (Midtown) Coeur d’Alene, ID facebook.com/thewaybackcda (208) 771-0701

June 1-3

Veda Lux’s Annual $20 Dress Sale Vintage & Contemporary 1106 S Perry Street Spokane, WA 10am-6pm www.vedalux.com June 3 & 4 The Farm Chicks Show Antiques & Crafted Goods Spokane Fair & Expo Center Sat 9-6, Sun 9-4 www.thefarmchicks.com

June 9-11

11th Annual Hoarders Sale 1914 E Tilsley Place Spokane, WA 9am-5pm

June 17 RELICS Vintage Outdoor Market & Artisan Fair 17325 E Sprague Ave Spokane Valley, WA 9am-4pm (509) 879-1414

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June 24 The Junk Stops Here Memorial Park Pateros, WA 10am-4pm junklove509@gmail.com www.facebook.com/thejunkstopshere June 24 & 25 Old Galvi Warehouse Sale 524 Church Street Sandpoint, ID 10am-3pm both days

FUN is in the FIND! 4 2 N D SPR ING S A L E

April 21-22-23, 2017 4 2 N D FA L L S A L E

October 6-7-8, 2017 CusterShows.com

Spokane Fair and Expo Center 4 0 4 N H AVA N A S T | S P O K A N E , WA

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June 24 & 25 Junkin’ June Past Blessings Farm Barn Sale 8521 N Orchard Prairie Road Spokane, WA 10am-4pm

JULY July 1 & 2 Old Galvi Warehouse Sale 524 Church Street Sandpoint, ID 10am-3pm both days July 15 & 16 Vintage Market Main Street Sumner, WA 10am-5 pm July 21 & 22 Vintage Pickin’s Barn Sale Corner of Hayden Ave & Atlas Road Hayden, ID Fri 5-9, Sat 9-4 vintagepickin1@gmail.com July 22 The Junk Stops Here Riverwalk Park 117 E Wapato Ave Chelan, WA 10am-4pm junklove509@gmail.com www.facebook.com/thejunkstopshere 25

Calendar of Events July 22 Pink Farmtiques Show Nez Perce County Fairgrounds Lewiston, Idaho 9am-4pm (208) 874-7187 pinkhousefarms@gmail.com July 28 & 29 Treasures Under the Tents Vintage Market 767 E. Pole Road Lynden WA Friday 5-8 Sip & Shop, Saturday 10-4

AUGUST August 5 & 6 Old Galvi Warehouse Sale 524 Church Street Sandpoint, ID 10am-3pm both days August 12 & 13 Old Galvi Warehouse Sale 524 Church Street Sandpoint, ID 10am-3pm both days August 12 Clayson Farm Antique Show Central WA State Fairgrounds Yakima, WA 9am-4pm (509) 949-1341 Find us on Facebook!

August 19 & 20 Pickin’ on The Prairie Antique Show & Artisan Market Past Blessings Farm Location TBA Spokane, WA Sat 9-6, Sun 10-4 www.PastBlessingsFarm.com Facebook.com/PastBlessingsFarm pastblessings@gmail.com August 19 & 20 Rustique Divas Vintage Market Riverwalk Park 117 E Wapato Ave Chelan, WA Sat 10-5, Sun 9-3

SEPTEMBER September 1-4 Happy’s Place Paul Bunyan Days Sale

704 Main Ave St. Maries ID 83861 (208) 245-2590 10am -5pm

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September 2 & 3 Funky Junk Antique Show Bonner County Fairgrounds Sandpoint, ID 10am-4pm both days September 16 &17 I Love Vintage Junk Sale 4104 E. Laurel Rd Chattaroy, WA 99003 Sat 10-6, Sun 10-4 ilovevintagejunk@gmail.com www.ilovevintagejunk.com facebook.com/ilovevintagejunk September 15 & 16 Homestead Vintage Show 12424 E Bigelow Gulch Road Spokane, WA Fri 2-6, Sat 9-3 memories@homesteadweddings.com www.homesteadweddings.com September 16 & 17 Pickin’ Boise Antique Show & Artisan Market Expo Idaho 5610 N Glenwood Street Boise, ID Sat 9-6, Sun 10-4 www.PastBlessingsFarm.com Facebook.com/PastBlessingsFarm pastblessings@gmail.com September 23 Vintage Pickin’s Barn Sale Corner of Hayden Ave & Atlas Road Hayden, ID 9am-4pm vintagepickin1@gmail.com September 22 & 23 Mad Hatter Vintage Flea Market Five Mile Prairie Grange West 3024 Strong Road Spokane, WA Fri 4-9, Sat 10-4 (509) 990-4558 junebugfurnitureanddesign@gmail.com

OCTOBER October 6 & 7 Junk Barn Girls Hermiston Fairgrounds 425 W Orchard Ave Hermiston, OR Fri 4-7 $20, Sat 9-4 $5 www.junkbarngirls.com October 6-8 Custer’s Fall Antiques & Collector’s Sale Spokane Fair & Expo Center Fri 4-9, Sat 10-6, Sun 10-4 (509) 924-0588 www.custershows.com

October 7 Fancy Fall Fest Grant County Fairgrounds Moses Lake, WA 10am-4pm Shannon@myfancyfarmgirl.com www.myfancyfarmgirl.com Find us on Facebook!

October 13 & 14 FINDS Vintage Barn Sale 3017 E River Glen Colbert, WA 99005 9am-5pm October 13 & 14 Harvest Blessings Past Blessings Farm Barn Sale 8521 N Orchard Prairie Road Spokane, WA 10am-4pm www.PastBlessingsFarm.com Facebook.com/PastBlessingsFarm pastblessings@gmail.com October 14 & 15 Old Galvi Warehouse Sale 524 Church Street Sandpoint, ID 10am-3pm both days October 21 Anacortes Vintage Market Port Transit Event Center 100 Commercial Ave Anacortes, WA 9am-4pm www.AnacortesVintageMarket.com Find us on Facebook!

October 28 Junk-tiquen in the Burg Kittitas Valley Event Center 901 E 7th Ave Ellensburg, WA 9am-4pm www.Junk-tiquenintheburg.com

NOVEMBER November 1-4 Piper Barn Show 1508 Road S NE exit 184 off I90 Moses Lake, WA Wed 12-7, $5 admission Thurs 10-7, Fri 10-7, Sat 9-3 Free Admission Thurs-Sat www.piperbarn.com Find us on Facebook!

November 4 JUNQUE Jingle Vintage and Holiday Marketplace Walla Wallla County Fairgrounds Pavilion 363 Orchard Street Walla Walla, WA 8am earlybird, 9am-4pm general

Shows, Flea Markets, and Fairs November 10 & 11 Rebel Junk Vintage Market Kootenai County Fairgrounds Coeur d’Alene, ID Fri 6-9, Sat 10-4 www.RebelJunk.com (360) 689-5622 November 10 & 11 Christmas is Coming Past Blessings Farm Barn Sale 8521 N Orchard Prairie Road Spokane, WA 10am-4pm www.PastBlessingsFarm.com Facebook.com/PastBlessingsFarm pastblessings@gmail.com November 11 Vintage Whites Christmas Market Northwest Montana Fairgrounds 265 N Meridian Rd Kalispell, MT 10am-5pm (Mountain) November 18 RELICS Vintage Christmas Open House 17325 E Sprague Ave Spokane Valley, WA 10am-5pm November 17 & 18 The Vintage Christmas Market Boundary County Fairgrounds Bonner’s Ferry, ID Fri 9-5, Sat 9-3 November 17 & 18 Vintage Vixens Holiday Sale Ritter’s Garden & Gifts 10120 N Division Street Spokane, WA Fri 9-6, Sat 9-5 November 25 Vintage Christmas Market Coulee Dam Town Hall 300 Lincoln Ave Coulee Dam, WA 9am-3 pm

DECEMBER December 1 & 2 Rebel Junk Vintage Market Washington County Fairgrounds 875 NE 34th Ave. Hillsboro, OR Fri 6-9, Sat 10-4 www.RebelJunk.com (360) 689-5622 December 2 & 3 Pickin’ Post Falls Greyhound Park & Event Center 5100 W Riverbend Post Falls, ID Sat 9-6, Sun 10-4 www.PastBlessingsFarm.com Facebook.com/PastBlessingsFarm pastblessings@gmail.com December 8 & 9 Little Red Truck Vintage Market Missoula Fairgrounds 1101 S Ave West Missoula, MT Fri 5-10, Sat 10-4

2017 TBA Fall Junk Bonanza Vintage Market Portland Area Venue TBA Friday 10-5PM Saturday, 9-5 Early Birds 8AM Friday website, www.junkbonanza.com Facebook.com/junkbonanzavintagemarket kim@kinassauer.com (612) 227-8161 Printed directory subject to change, visit www.VintageDirectoryUSA.com for updates and to subscribe to our event update e-mails. Many events charge admission, please bring cash to cover admission.

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