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Antique Market Place
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Antique Market Place in Greensboro, North Carolina, is a sprawling treasure trove for collectors and casual shoppers alike. Located on Burnt Poplar Road, this market houses dozens of vendor booths spread across a large, warehouse-style space. The inventory is constantly changing, offering everything from mid-century modern furniture and vintage clothing to rare coins, old books, and kitchenware. Unlike a curated antique shop, this market feels like a giant indoor flea market where you can hunt for bargains. The aisles are packed with eclectic items: you might find a 1950s diner table, a set of Depression glass, or a vintage Coca-Cola sign. The atmosphere is relaxed and unpretentious, with friendly vendors who are happy to haggle. It's a great place to spend a rainy afternoon, as the market is fully indoors and climate-controlled. Whether you're a serious collector or just browsing for unique home decor, Antique Market Place offers a fun, nostalgic experience.
Don't miss
- Vast selection of vintage furniture, including mid-century modern and farmhouse styles
- Rare collectibles like vintage toys, dolls, and advertising memorabilia
- Affordable pricing on many items, with room for negotiation
- Regularly rotating inventory – something new every visit
- Friendly vendors who share stories about their finds
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Antique Market Place
You don't need a tour to visit — entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine Antique Market Place with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.
Cheapest way inDowntown Asheville Tip-Based Sightseeing Walking Tour4.8★ · 380 travelers~2 hoursFree cancellationFrom$5 per personSee dates →
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Know before you go
- Bring cash – some vendors prefer cash, though many accept cards. ATMs are available on site.
- Bring a shopping cart or bag for larger finds; the market provides some carts but they can run out.
- Haggling is welcome, especially on higher-priced items. Be polite and offer a fair price.
- Check their Facebook page for special sales or events, like holiday-themed markets.
A bit of history
Antique Market Place has been a fixture in Greensboro for over 20 years, evolving from a small group of dealers into a large cooperative market. It occupies a former retail building and has become a go-to destination for antique lovers in the Piedmont Triad region.
Common questions
How many vendors are there?
The market typically hosts 50–100 vendors, with some booths changing regularly.
Can I sell my own items here?
Yes, you can rent a booth. Contact the market office for rates and availability.
Is there a food court or café?
No, but there are vending machines with drinks and snacks. Several restaurants are nearby on Burnt Poplar Road.
Are pets allowed?
Only service animals are permitted inside the market.
What types of antiques are most common?
Furniture, glassware, pottery, vintage clothing, and collectibles like coins and stamps are well-represented.
Is the market open on holidays?
It is usually closed on major holidays like Christmas and Thanksgiving. Check their website for holiday hours.
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