We are very excited to announce that the Lovely Vintage and Antiques Fair is coming to the Museum on Saturday 17th May, hosted by Jojo Jam Jar Vintage.
Established in 2024, The Lovely Vintage and Antiques Fair is all about being gorgeous. Firstly, let’s make one thing clear! This is not your ordinary antique fair. There isn’t any tat or junk!
Our exhibitors source and curate the most wonderful old collections just for you. Nestled within the charming Thames Room at the River & Rowing Museum, the natural surroundings of Mill Meadows are the perfect backdrop to show off our wonderful treasures for you to enjoy.
What’s on Offer?
We showcase from many eras as far back as the 17th Century to Retro and Kitsch! There are homewares, jewellery, art, gardenalia, kitchenalia, salvage, brocante, books and much more!
Price
Entry is £2.50 Per Person – Under 12’s are free.
There is onsite car parking with the first hour free. There is also a public car park opposite the museum. If both car parks are full then there is a Local Train Station car park that will have plenty of space which is only 5 minutes walk. Its postcode is RG9 1AY
Café
Enjoy our lovely café with its terrace that overlooks the picturesque meadow. We offer fabulous coffee and light lunch refreshments.
Social Media
You can find the fair on Instagram @the_lovely_vintage_fair and Facebook!
Give them a follow. They introduce each dealer so you can get a flavour of the type of vintage and antiques that are to be on offer.
Exhibitor and Marketing Enquiries
Please contact Joanna at thelovelyfair@gmail.com
See you on the 17th May!
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