City-Wide Vintage Sale

One of my favorite events in all of Austin! I have found some of my most cherished treasures here and have met so many wonderful people. There is a myriad of new goodies to behold each month so you never know what you might find. This event is not one to miss!

Love attending this event and seeing so many regular vendors! Not only have I found some awesome fashion accessories, but the homewares and furniture are fantastic! See you next month Citywide!

This is a great place to do some vintage and antique shopping. It’s one of the few in Austin that is indoors so regardless of whether it is 105°, freezing cold, or pouring rain you are still comfortable while you shop. Parking is affordable, admission is super cheap, if you want to you can pay extra to do earlybird shopping and get the best selection. However I think the best deals happen on Sunday (i.e. the last day of the show). I got a pair of amazing gear shaped coffee tables that way- they are vintage Ethan Allen and super hard to find. They usually retail at $600-$800 each and I got my pair for $300. There is a wide assortment of vendors to choose from - Some carry expensive, older, higher quality antiques but there is also a large assortment of heap costume jewelry, home decor, amazingly beautiful glassware, small pieces of furniture, taxidermy, vintage and ephemera, books, clothing, fine art,bin…you name it. Oh, and if you’re looking for something in particular go to the information desk and let them know and they will make an announcement over the loudspeaker for any vendors that might be carrying something similar to what you described to come meet you at the information desk

This is the largest of Austin's vintage sales and also the greatest mix of styles. Vendors are both local and from other cities. They bring a lot of clothing, particularly Western styles, lots of jewelry, and a good amount of furniture. There are also a few record shops and you vendors. They do regular drawings for gift certificates, which might make up for the ticket cost if you're lucky.

Each table had so many gems. Spent 2 hours there. $9 admission. $10 parking. I was surprised but in the end with the gems I found, it was worth it.

We attended just as covid restrictions lifted. Browsing tables I started to turn away from a woman's table and she yelled over my head to another vendor 'Ugh no one is buying my stuff!' Clearly yelling about me not buying her stuff in front of me- yet not talking to me. Incredibly rude. You're not entitled to a sale, what kind of customer service is that? Why would that make me want to buy from you now? And you pay an entry fee to get in to be treated like that?

Have shopped here for decades and can look around our house and see lots of things I bought there. A lace tablecloth I bought for $2 and recently made into valences in our guest room. Some footed glassware that is the perfect size for after dinner sherry. Cream soup bowls with saucers that I would never have even looked for but perfect for a first course soup. Love this uniquely Austin event.

We went to this sale for the first time and had a great experience. Tons of vendors, tons of different items, reasonable prices for most things, and very friendly people. A few notes: parking is plentiful and costs $10 and admission is $10 per adult. A fun way to spend a Sunday!