More than 350 dealers display indoors and out under pavilions. A wonderful selection of garden antiques, architectural objects, china, glassware, folk art, and both period and country furniture from the 1700s through the 1930s. The focus at Brimfield, which many consider the show, is on quality antiques and collectibles , with some dealers saving their choice merchandise for the event. Furniture here can be pricey, but you also can find a trove of decorative accessories, garden collectibles, textiles, and fine antiques at moderate prices. The third Sunday of each month.
Interior designers shopping for Hollywood clients, and celebrities themselves, often show up.
Held the second Sunday of each month. Merchandise includes arts and crafts and new goods in addition to collectibles and antiques. Although you can find formal furniture, European treasures, vintage decorative accessories, and textiles, most of the several hundred dealers focus on Americana including sought-after rustic cowboy items. The second weekend of each month. Higher-end antiques and collectibles are sold indoors, with a small outdoor market of general merchandise.