Downtown Hendersonville will be the place to be on Saturday, June 6th for the 35th Annual Antique & Vintage Show on Main Street, along with Pollinator Day at the Hendersonville Farmers Market in the 7th Avenue District.
35th Annual Antique & Vintage Show
Main Street: 9am-4pm
Vendors from around the region will fill Main Street with a wide variety of antiques, vintage décor and clothing, art, mid-century modern pieces, industrial finds, upcycled goods, jewelry, handmade items, collectibles, and more.
Visitors are encouraged to spend the day exploring Downtown Hendersonville while enjoying the show. In addition to the many antique and vintage vendors, downtown offers a variety of locally owned shops, boutiques, restaurants, breweries, and cafés that make Hendersonville a favorite destination for locals and visitors alike.
The 35th Annual Antique & Vintage Show will take place one day only, rain or shine, on Saturday, June 6th from 9am to 4pm. Vendors will be set up along Main Street from 1st through 6th Avenues.
Main Street will be closed to vehicular traffic from 1st Avenue to 6th Avenue during the event, while the avenues will remain open. Traffic at crosswalks and intersections will continue to follow normal traffic patterns, so visitors are encouraged to use caution when crossing the avenues.
No overnight parking will be permitted on Main Street beginning at 2:00 a.m. through the conclusion of the event. Additional parking is available nearby on Church Street and King Street, as well as in the public parking garage located on 5th Avenue West.
For more information on the Antique & Vintage Show: uncommonmarketasheville.com
Pollinator Day & The Great 7th Avenue Bee Hunt
Hendersonville Farmers Market: 650 Maple Street 8am-1pm
The 7th Avenue District will come alive on Saturday, June 6 for Pollinator Day and the Great 7th Avenue Bee Hunt, a family-friendly scavenger hunt taking place throughout the district.
Explore 7th Avenue during this family-friendly scavenger hunt. Local businesses will hide handmade ceramic bee tiles created by the Art League throughout their shops. Visitors can search for the bees, collect passport stamps, and discover local businesses along the way.
The Bee Hunt officially begins on Pollinator Day at the Farmers Market on June 6 and continues for three weeks, giving plenty of time to join the fun. Pick up a passport, visit participating businesses, and see how many bees can be found around 7th Avenue! Once you have filled out your passport, make sure to drop them off at the Art Place Gallery on Locust Street to be eligible to win one of the ceramic tiles, created and donated by the Stuart Glassman Clay Studio and the Art League of Henderson County.
At the Hendersonville Farmers Market, enjoy pollinator-themed activities, spring shopping, local art, and a full day of community fun while supporting local businesses and learning more about the important role pollinators play in our environment.
The Hendersonville Farmers Market is a Rain or Shine event that takes place every Saturday May through October from 8am to 1pm on 650 Maple St right off 7th Avenue in Downtown Hendersonville.
For more Information on the Hendersonville Farmers Market: hendersonvillefarmersmarket.com.
