Piedmont Triad Vintage Market Days finds new home in High Point
HIGH POINT – The Piedmont Triad Vintage Market Days will be moving from Greensboro, N.C. to High Point for its next event Aug. 22-24.
Event organizers say the move to High Point from its previous location in Greensboro aims to widen audience participation and gain more attendees from the design and trade community who are intimately familiar with Market Square.
“I am thrilled to be bringing our Vintage Market Days to the Suites at Market Square for its fall debut,” said Amanda Benedict, Piedmont Triad Vintage Market Days owner. “This public three-day event is a unique opportunity for our beloved vendors to display their talents, passions and creativity in a new venue with a wider audience than ever before.”
The Suites at Market Square, owned by Andmore, is known for its rich history in High Point and presents an opportunity to bring shoppers to downtown High Point off-market.
“Suites at Market Square is the beating heart of High Point’s design community,” said Scott Eckman, Andmore president. “As a dynamic hub that welcomes diverse voices, curated showcases and year-round programming, the Suites embody the spirit of connection and creativity that fuels the interiors industry.”
The goal of this event is to create a vintage inspired, upscale, indoor/outdoor market that brings the public and sought-after local vendors, makers and artisans together, to find original art, antiques, clothing, jewelry, handmade treasures, home décor and outdoor furnishings, according to Benedict.
“Vintage Market Days vendors are carefully selected to provide our attendees with not only the highest quality of merchandise but a fun assortment of vintage and antique designs, crafted by makers and artisans who complement one another,” Benedict added.
The event owners are currently accepting applications from vendors specializing in vintage, antique, re-purposed, and handmade items, as well as vintage inspired clothing and home décor, prepackaged food vendors, artisan chefs, bakery and pastry makers and gardeners.
Tickets for the event are provided by Humanitix. Guests can select from a 3-day pass for $15, which includes Friday’s early access, and shopping on Saturday/Sunday, while a 2-day pass is $10.
