The Andersonville Vintage Market Returns for Summer 2024

The Andersonville Chamber of Commerce (ACC) is pleased to welcome back its 4th annual Andersonville Vintage Market, featuring antiques, home décor, jewelry, accessories, clothing, music and other bric-a-brac from local retailers. Come treasure hunt for vintage finds from more than 30 vendors on four date throughout the summer months: Sunday, June 23, Sunday, July 21, Sunday, August 18 and Sunday, September 22, 2024 from 10 am - 4 pm on Catalpa Ave. between Clark St. and Ashland Ave. Admission: $5 suggested donation (cash and Venmo accepted). Shoppers will also enjoy a variety of musical entertainment. Pets are welcome. For additional information, visit the Andersonville Vintage Market page.

Participating vendors for June and July include AntiqueandMod, Beauty Marked Vintage, DMApothecary, Fad2Fresh, Goodby Tony, JANVIER, Kathryn's Kollections, Lee Merrick Antiques, Lottie Dottie Vintage, Luvsick Vintage (June only), Macramentadas, Mega Studios, Memory Hoard, MOLASSES, Moon Woman Vintage + Preloved, Never Heard of Her, Primaries Vintage, Rare Form, RareJule Vintage, Real Vintage Swag, Revival a Go-Go, Ruby Baby Vintage (June only), Salvage Made Design, Shytowngirl Vintage, shopNOV, Sisterfriends Vintage, Sylvia's Backroom, Textile On Toast Vintage, Vintage Attack Finds and Vintage Finds & Gems. Refreshments provided by Windy City Shaved Ice and WYNK(July only).

The Andersonville Vintage Market is sponsored by WYNK.

Shoppers are also encouraged to explore the Clark Street corridor and visit the neighborhood’s many brick-and-mortar vintage shops including Andersonville Antiques, The Brown Elephant, Bryn Mawr Jewelry Co., Buffalo Exchange, Demolition Collective, Foursided, Mercantile M, Rattleback Records, SCOUT + Design, Strange Cargo, Uncharted Books and Woolly Mammoth Chicago Antiques & Oddities, plus Andy's Art, Antiques and Oddities in nearby Edgewater.

The Andersonville Chamber of Commerce fosters a vibrant environment in which Andersonville businesses can thrive by attracting a diverse customer base; providing business support services and advocacy; and engaging in business attraction, long-range planning, and economic development.