8 Amazing Antique Festivals In Florida Where You’ll Find All Kinds Of Treasures

This massive indoor and outdoor market is one of the best in the state, and it's celebrating its 32nd annual Extravaganza this year. The event will take place on the third weekends of November, January and February. This is one of the largest antiques festivals in the country, with nearly 1,000 vendors. Address: 20651 US-441, Mt Dora, FL 32757.

More than 280 vendors selling arts, crafts, and antiques take over this tiny town in Marion County on Saturday, October 21st. With all-day entertainment and free admission, there's no excuse not to go! Location: McIntosh Historic District

Did you know that the country's largest indoor antique show is right here in Florida? This year, it will be held in the Miami Fair Expo Center on February 9th through 12th. This venue has four different exhibit halls with more than 600 vendors. Address: 10901 SW 24 St, Miami, FL 33165.

This small town in southern Florida is famous amongst antique lovers for these monthly antique festivals, held on the 4th Saturday of every month. The next event will take place October 28th in Arcadia's historic downtown.

This festival will take place on October 14th and 15th, throughout Dade City's charming historic downtown. Expect to see jewelry, garden decor and everything in between.

What's wonderful about this festival is that you don't have to plan your year around it to attend. There's an event held every single month. The show takes place in the Southern Florida Fairgrounds.with more than 400 vendors, selling everything from jewelry to furniture. Address: 9067 Southern Blvd West Palm Beach.

If you love all things vintage and shabby chic, this will be your favorite event of the year. There are lots of adorable items at this celebration of all things antique, vintage, and repurposed. Plant City's event will take place November 3rd and 4th at the Strawberry Festival Fairgrounds, while Madison's event will take place on the 18th in Downtown Madison. Address for Plant City: 2866 Reynolds Street West, Plant City.

Depression Glass Club of Northeast Florida will be hosting their 44th annual show on October 21st and 22nd at the Fraternal Order of Police Building on Beach Boulevard. Feast your eyes on over 7,000 square feet of beautiful, collectible glass pieces from the Depression Era through the '60s, as well as some pottery and china. There will be a glass identification booth inside the festival (free with $5 admission), as well as door prizes and food for sale. Address: 5530 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville.