Lincoln Road Antique & Collectible Market
A few times a month from October to May, Lincoln Road Mall plays host to the best antique show in South Florida: the Lincoln Road Antique & Collectible Market. Locals-in-the-know have been flocking for years to the Lincoln Road for the fair’s pretty frocks from all eras and used (though still gorgeous) furs at reasonable prices.
Located in the public spaces from Michigan to Lenox Avenues, about 125 dealers set up an eclectic array of affordable goods including art, retro fashions, furniture, jewelry, housewares and furniture, clothing and Miami memorabilia. The Lincoln Road Antique & Collectible Market is also home to a few rare artisans and vendors: A woman who reworks gorgeous vintage lace and crochet into delicate dresses, a man who sells perfectly frameable magazine clippings and other great one-of-a-kind finds.
Miami’s design community thrives on the early-bird buying frenzy over Mid-Century objects used to punctuate quirky interiors for their upscale clients. Many popular home magazines have featured photos of renovated houses decorated with accent pieces discovered at the Lincoln Road Sunday Market. From a George Nelson slat bench to a one-of-a-kind sculpture, the chances of finding something truly unexpected are far greater for those arriving early.
The Lincoln Road Antique & Collectible Market is probably one of the most interesting flea markets in the US, offering a huge variety of high quality items. A must see if you happen to be in Miami Beach!
If you have never attended the Lincoln Road Antique & Collectible Market on South Beach, you have no idea what you are missing. it is one of the best markets anywhere with over 100 vendors. I’m always so happy when “season” arrives in Miami Beach because it means I can wander Lincoln Road Mall and discover unique gifts and great vintage furniture, decor and clothing here.
NOT OPEN FOR SALES AT 8am.
Mgr is a jerk. Website says open at 8am. It’s 9am and still setting up. Mgr doesn’t care when they set up, duh. Mgr says this is a city NOT a cow pasture like Renninger’s Extravaganza. I have sold at many farmers markets like Detroit farmers market. Been to many antique shows from Michigan to Florida. OPEN TIME MEANS EVERY ONE IS SET UP AND READY TO SELL. What a joke. They are more laid back than the Keys here. Vendors do have GREAT merchandise . Just too lazy or not hungry enough for 8am open.