Antiques and Garden Fair
PHOTO: Spring Flowers Friday – Sunday, April 20 – 22
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Preview Evening Thursday, April 19, 6 to 10 p.m.

lecture by david easton
Friday, April 20, 11 a.m.


lecture by david howard
Saturday, April 21, 11 a.m.


Tickets available online and at the Visitor Center beginning February 15

Ticket information

Tickets available online and at the Visitor Center beginning February 15

Advance one-day passes: $12/$15
Day-of one-day passes: $14/$17
Three-day pass: $20
Members pay the lower fee listed.
Children under 16 free with an adult

For safety reasons, strollers will not be permitted in the Fair.

about the fair

Celebrating 12 years, the Antiques & Garden Fair continues to offer the best in classical and contemporary garden furnishings, botanical art, and home and garden design from more than 100 exhibitors from the United States and Europe.

The Fair will be held in the beautiful Regenstein Center. There will be tents over the Esplanade and the Rose Garden as well as vendors in Burnstein Hall, Runnells and Searle Courtyards, Nichols Hall, Joutras Gallery, and the Greenhouse Galleries. Guests will find a variety of treasures in every price range.

Guests will also be inspired by gardens designed by Craig Bergmann Landscape Design, Inc., William Heffernan Landscapes, Rosborough Partners, Schmechtig Landscapes, and Maria Smithburg with Manfredini Landscape and Design.

2011 antiques & garden fair

Click here to see pictures from the 2011 Fair!

Flower-Arranging Demonstrations
On Saturday and Sunday, three complimentary flower-arranging demonstrations will be given in various vendor booths at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., and 2 p.m.

For safety reasons, strollers are not permitted in the fair pavilion.

Regular parking fees apply.

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