Vintage fairs and stores March 2024

Some of the best vintage fairs and stores to visit on the first weekend of March 2024

Malvern Flea and Collectors Fair

Sunday 3 March
Three Counties Showground, Malvern, WR13 6NW

Malvern Flea and Collectors Fair is the largest flea fair in the UK, with hundreds of stalls and even more outside (weather dependent). Expect an eclectic shopping experience from furniture, lighting and textiles to jewellery, clothing and toys. This is the perfect event if you love you’re updating your home or are an interior designer, crafter, upcycler thrifter or simply love a spot of treasure-hunting! It starts at 7.30am – 3.30pm, £5 (cash only) per person (accompanied children under 16 go free) and free parking.

Frock Me Vintage Fashion Fair

Sunday 3 March
Kensington Town Hall

The iconic fair is back this Sunday 3 March at Kensington Town Hall.  With over 100 exhibitors who are carefully curated from the very best in the business and come from across the UK, with occasional guest appearances by top dealers from France and the USA. Many have formerly been costume designers for film and TV or have a background in fashion design.  Each has their own specialism – fashion from the 1920s, 1970s labels such as Ossie Clark and Biba, French textiles and popular vintage designer labels including Chanel.

Decorexi

58 Chiswick High Road, London W4 1SY

This bricks and mortar and online store is home to a unique range of timeless furniture, statement lighting, grand mirrors, cool home accessories and quality giftware. Whether furnishing a rambling country home or a bijou city pad, it’s a one-stop shop for carefully chosen and elegantly styled pieces. Established in 2003 by business partners Tricia Joyce and Lin Leung, whose combined knowledge sees them understanding both antiques and e-commerce, you’re in safe hands.

Emmett & White

Cross House, Waterloo Square, Alfriston, East Sussex BN26 5UD

Set in the heart of the medieval village of Alfriston, East Sussex and housed in an early 18th century house later converted into shops, every surface and wall of this beautiful antiques store is adorned with eye-catching objects. With an interior painted in the Bloomsbury style it nods towards nearby Charleston Farmhouse and offers lovingly chosen curios, eccentricities and must-have items. As if that’s not enough, next door in a 19th former glove making building is sister store The Dressing Room selling vintage and antique fashion from the 18th century to the late 20th century.