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Trials and Tribulations: Reinventing the Ink
"Redefining the strokes that tell your story, one page at a time."
by Roberto Alvarado
Every publication leaves its mark, but ink is more than words on paper — it’s memory, identity, and voice. For decades, Show Daily has carried the stories of Round Top and its surrounding treasures. Yet as with all lasting traditions, there comes a time when the ink must be refreshed, reinvented, and set in motion for a new era. This issue is not only a continuation of what has been, but a reimagining of what can be bold enough to honor our past while daring enough to write our future.
Today’s show is a different ball game. We’ve all felt the heat of pressure—and I’m no different. This year has been filled with change and challenge for all of us, including Show Daily. After losing its founder, Roberto, back in February—just before Showtime—our future felt uncertain. But failure is not an option; the show must go on. Learning through experience is the best way to work out the kinks, and I am living proof of that. You learn quickly—or it’s over. It’ll either make you or break you. Here and now, it’s all about reinventing the ink. It's time to find out if you are where you belong. The stage is set, and it’s your turn to perform. Do you have what it takes? I know I do, and I will.
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We’re in a new chapter of growth, and I want to thank all our advertisers and friends for their continuous support through the years. Without you, this would not be possible. Let’s keep it going strong into the 2026 season and beyond! This special edition of Show Daily continues our 25th anniversary celebration and closes out the year with a bang. We bring you an event for the ages—record-breaking crowds and personal bests at The Arbors, which has expanded its property and enriched its vibe with even more fashion and art. Don’t miss the largest art event to date, with live music, culinary delights, and tents filled with art, antiques, fashion, and jewelry. See the lineup on page 50.
Further north, McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors is serving up more than its renowned mix of antique, industrial, and architectural treasures handpicked from around the world. This fall, guests can also enjoy a taste of Texas with Murphy’s Steakhouse on-site, serving their legendary steaks, chicken, and shrimp daily from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., October 13–19. A special shout-out to Georgianna Fox, owner of Murphy’s, for making this possible—and for being such a loyal Show Daily advertiser for so many years.
So, like always, don’t forget to mention us when you stop by to see our advertisers.
You saw them first in Show Daily. Happy shopping!
TIN STAR'S Outdoor Café & Field
by Cindy Stephens
The Tin Star Outdoor Café caters to early risers and offers a multitude of vintage finds.
“At The Tin Star Field and Outdoor Café, we are the first to open and the last to close, so we’re pretty well known,” stated co-owner Mitzi North.
Mitzi and James North have owned the three-acre field for over 30 years. When they started, there wasn’t anything located past their property on Hwy 237, between Bar W and Renck Field.
James started renting out spaces around the café where breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served. It’s an early start. A full breakfast kicks off at 7:00 a.m. The café is well known for its chicken sandwich, grilled and served on a sweet sourdough bun from a Houston
bakery. Their burgers have a devoted following—the café seats about 80 people.
Vendors set up in three large circus tents, and smaller tents line the perimeter. Mitzi’s stepson sells sports cards and vintage comics, while other vendors showcase Mid-Century Modern décor and furniture, vintage and cowboy clothing, vintage advertising, and Persian rugs. Primitive and western collectibles round out the mix. Visitors often linger long after their meal, swapping stories under the tents and discovering unexpected treasures. Over the years, the Tin Star has become a gathering place where locals and out-of-towners alike feel part of the Round Top tradition. It’s the kind of spot where every season brings new finds, familiar faces, and lasting memories. and while other venMid-Century décor and furniture, vintage and
by Roberto Alvarado
TA Bohlin Masterpiece
he saddle and matching chaps gracing our front cover are the work of legendary saddle maker and silversmith Edward H. Bohlin (1895–1980), whose craftsmanship defined the golden age of the American West in Hollywood. Completed in 1947, this black leather and sterling silver saddle — paired with sterling-studded chaps — was originally commissioned as a gift from Amon G. Carter to his close friend and fellow art collector, Sid Richardson, during the Fort Worth Stock Show.
Bohlin, a Swedish immigrant turned master of Western design, built his reputation outfitting Buffalo Bill Cody’s Wild West shows before establishing himself in Hollywood. From there, his exacting artistry became the standard for saddles, tack, and western gear used by every major movie studio and many of the era’s biggest stars.
A true marriage of utility and art, this saddle embodies Western heritage, Hollywood glamour, and timeless craftsmanship — a fitting tribute for our 25th anniversary issue.
by Cindy Stephens
About Face Estate Sales
Owner Charles Keyton Just May Have That Hidden Gem
At just 17, Charles Keyton—now owner and operator of About Face Estate Sales—was already captivated by antiques. He began his journey collecting and selling statement pieces at Bussey’s Flea Market near San Antonio. What started as a teenage passion has grown into a thriving career spanning more than 45 years.
Today, Keyton operates four About Face Estate Sales locations, including Comfort Antique Mall in Comfort, Texas, an antique mall in New Braunfels, Armadillo Antiques N More in San Antonio, and their largest location—Sommerfeld Place in Warrenton.
Keyton’s first shows in Round Top during Antiques Week took place under tents at Warrenton’s Renck Field. But with a collection that included crystal chandeliers, vintage hats, and Victorian linens, he quickly outgrew the tents and secured a permanent space at Sommerfeld Place—located across from the Lone Star Glamp Inn off FM 237.
Antiques Week
Treasures and Discounts
Shoppers know to come early: during Antiques Week, About Face offers 25% off during the first three days, followed by 20% off for the rest of the show. The most eager customers even line up to help unpack nearly 650 crates straight off the trucks, rewarded with an immediate 20% discount on their finds.
What’s Hot and What’s Not
Keyton has an uncanny eye for shifting trends.
“Onderdonk’s bluebonnets, McCoy and Roseville pottery, and pink depression glass are really hot right now,” he explained. “Millennials can’t get enough of chrome and glass tables, Lucite lamps, brass animals, and vinyl—they actually want to invest. Right now, I recommend art, gold jewelry, and high-dollar paintings. Art is one of the best investments.”
He doesn’t mince words on fading trends: “Clear glass? Throw it in the air and shoot it. Grandma’s rugs aren’t what they used to be, and unless furniture is Mid-Century Modern or primitive, it’s not going to move.”
The Rise of Estate Sales
Estate sales are booming in popularity. “Customers are going to pay about one-half to one-third of what they would at an antique sale,” said Keyton. “But anything worth collecting goes very quickly.”
About Face Estate Sales is more than a retail experience—it’s a full-service liquidation service. Keyton and his crew handle everything from promotion (through emails and social media) to accounting, with proceeds settled within 7–10 days. They work on commission only, requiring no upfront payment.
The company also partners with a wide network of appraisal experts. High-value items are often sold via silent auction bid sheets, where buyers jot down their offers and the highest bidder is discreetly notified. All bidder information remains confidential.
Finding the Hidden Gem
For shoppers and collectors alike, About Face Estate Sales offers both opportunity and expertise. Whether you’re after a whimsical vintage lamp or a serious art investment, odds are Keyton knows exactly where to find it. Call or text Charles if you’re searching for that next treasured piece—your hidden gem may be closer than you think.
Andrea Canova's Chicken Ranch Field
by Cindy Stephens
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oin in a late-night costume party and shop medical collectibles and Austin merch at the Chicken Ranch Warrenton.
Here, shoppers can explore a wide assortment of merchandise ranging from rare medical and dental collections to goods infused with a distinctive Austin vibe.
“This place was meant for me,” said Louisiana native and owner Andrea Canova. “I spent my life’s savings to buy the house here in 2013, where I offer everything from medical books and instruments to a taxidermy bat and even false teeth.”
Canova also highlights neighboring vendors who bring their own flair to the field. “At Farmhouse Blanche, the interior design vignettes change daily,” she explained. “Robbins Revival showcases curated antique treasures, while K-N-B Antiques carries an impressive selection of furniture. Demitra has an incredibly unique sense of style, and Heather brings an eclectic Austin touch to Avid Emporium.”
Adding to the fun is the “Roper Romp,” a spirited late-night shopping event scheduled for Monday, October 6, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Guests dress as the iconic Mrs. Roper from Three’s Company, and a $100 prize is awarded to the best costume. The lively atmosphere blends shopping with celebration, making the Chicken Ranch not just a destination, but an expe-
rience. With its mix of quirky collectibles, creative vendors, and festive spirit, the Chicken Ranch has secured its place as one of Warrenton’s most memorable stops.
by Ava Anderson
EBusted Oak Cellars and Winery
A wine is best served with family and friends...
very family has a story, and for Patrick and Sherrie Cooke, that story has blossomed into Busted Oak Cellars—a winery and gathering place that has quickly become a Round Top treasure.
Married in 1986, the Cookes spent decades abroad while Patrick’s oil and gas career took them to Egypt, Scotland, and Israel, where they raised their three children. Along the way, they collected friendships from around the world, but their hearts remained Texan. As they like to say, “You can take the boy out of the country, but you can’t take the country out of the boy.”
In 2003, they purchased property near Carmine, where Patrick began clearing land with the help of family and neighbors. Combining his passion for building and horticulture with Sherrie’s creativity and hospitality, the couple dreamed of one day opening a winery. With soil and climate similar to those of the vineyards they had admired abroad, their land offered promise—and in February 2020, that dream became a reality with the grand opening of Busted Oak Cellars.
Growth, Vision, and Family Roots
Since then, the winery has expanded dramatically in scope and recognition, now boasting a tasting room, event center, wedding venue, and live entertainment. Their son, Kevin, manages operations, leveraging his finance background to ensure smooth service and an inviting wine list.
The Cookes’ Texas A&M roots—Patrick in chemical engineering, Sherrie in business management—helped shape their approach to building a sustainable, family-driven business. What they value most, however, is sharing stories and memories over a glass of wine with their guests, just as they did with friends abroad.
Wine, Food, and Hospitality
Busted Oak Cellars produces wine from both their vineyard and Texas High Plains grapes. With more than 30 varieties to choose from, guests can en-
joy tastings, glasses, or bottles. Their signature Bits & Bites experience offers a curated pairing of six wines with food samples.
The Wine Club lets members choose red, white, or specialty shipments (3, 6, or 12 bottles per order), with perks like 15% discounts, complimentary tastings, and exclusive offers.
Dining enhances the experience, whether inside or outdoors under the Texas sky. Guests enjoy cheese and charcuterie boards, hearty appetizers, and desserts like Caitlin Gajewski’s homemade cheesecakes and chocolate pies. Creative touches include Port Floats, Coke Floats, and the Thursday Taco Bar (3 tacos for $7). Firepits, party lights, and sunsets complete the setting.
Entertainment at Its Best
Busted Oak isn’t just about food and drink— it is the evening’s entertainment. Live music fills the venue with Texas country, jazz, blues, and rock. Singer-songwriters and musicians who’ve opened for major acts often grace the stage. Sherrie’s flair for atmosphere brings added fun with trivia nights, bingo, and themed events, creating a place where every visit feels special.
Markets, Events, and Weddings
Two seasonal highlights draw crowds each year: the Fall Market (Nov. 2, 9 a.m.–9 p.m.) and Christmas Market (Nov. 30, 11 a.m.–7 p.m.), featuring artisans, vendors, seasonal goods, family activities, and live entertainment.
The Events Center, at 4,600 square feet, hosts 80–120 guests for weddings, receptions, retreats, and corporate gatherings. Wedding packages—Blushing Bride, Ricochet Rosé, Sweet Muscat, and Vintage Lace—include planning services and use of the Main Cabin. Guests can also book activities like kayaking, fishing, skeet shooting, and team-building experiences, with food and wine packages tailored to each group.
Stay a While
For overnight guests, the Cookes have added Merlot Manor and Hunter’s Hideaway Cabins These cozy, family-friendly cabins feature kitchens, Murphy beds, porches, and room for six. With lakeside walks, birdwatching, and quiet sunsets, they extend the winery’s sense of hospitality into a true getaway.
A Legacy of Memories
For Patrick and Sherrie, Busted Oak Cellars begins and ends with family. It’s a place where strangers become friends and where moments turn into cherished memories. As they look back on five years of growth, they extend gratitude to their patrons for making it all possible. As the Cookes like to say: “A wine is best served with family and friends.”
Busted Oak Cellars
6195 Round Top Rd., Carmine, TX 78932 (281) 795-2588
Show Places
Bar-W Field |
Located at 4001 S SH-237, Free admission and lots of free parking. A huge variety of antiques and more. Dealers start setting up early.
Coin-operated showers. ATM. Storage units. Large dealer spaces with electricity and water.
More Information Roy Wied 979-885-8762
Blue Ocean Trader |
Located at 3637 S. Hwy 237
Great Finds From Around The World
More Information www.blueoceantrader.com
Bull Market |
Located at 3570 SH 237 just north of FM-954, Look for the bulls! European antiques and primitives, architectural, unusual, vintage and collectibles. Free admission. Free on-site parking. Covered outdoor space.
More Information casparandgerardsantiques.com
Dillard’s Field |
Located at 4407 SH-237. County Road Market, Dazzel Me with Gifts, Dry Creek Farm, Martha’s Hidden Treasures, South Fringe/ Wildflower, The Post Yard, The Sassy Spur Boutique, The White Cotton Gown. Free admission. RV hook-ups.
More Information Mrs. Kathy Dillard 979-249-3779
EX-CESS & EX-CESS II |
Located at 3907 SH-237 at FM-954, Fantastic field of finds on Hwy 237, and across the Hwy from the original location! Free admission.
More Information Susan Miller 817-980-8872 or excessfield.com
Good Ground Trading |
Located at 1910 E. State Hwy 237
Great finds at great prices. Architectural Salvage, Bronze Statues, Rocks, Gems and Crystals, Turquoise Jewelry, Signs, Doors, and more
More Information 631-835-9703
Green Acres Field |
Located at 4418 SH-237, Next to St. John’s Church. Parking available.
More Information 979-540-9359
Granny McCormick’s Yard |
Located at 4246 SH-237, Across the Hwy from the gas station. Paid parking is available.
Indoor & outdoor dealers, and food vendors.
More Information Betsy McCormick 979-966-2970
Little House on the Hill Field |
Located at 4403 SH-237 Round Top, Tx 78954 Free Admission, paid parking.
Home of Jill Suzanne’s Showhouse, Crossed Arrows leather, Dolly’s PotPourri & Plants & many more wonderful vendors!
Website: www.littlehousefieldwarrenton.com
More Information Darren Schluter 979-551-5264
Market Place at Warrenton |
Located 3960 S SH 237, Across the Hwy from Bar W Field. Covered pavilions with dealers in new and vintage items, food court, cantina, large screen TVs for sports, live music, RV spaces.
More Information Group W Productions 817-599-7664, themarketplacewarrenton.com or info@groupwproductions.com
North Gate Field |
Located at 3955 SH-237. Antiques, Vintage, and More Quality dealers, large spaces, tons of variety. More Information Danny Spencer 409-201-1748
Old Feed Store & Warrenton Grocery Field |
Located at 4253 S. Hwy 237 across the fire station More information Mr. Jeff 412-609-8201
Old Town Market |
Located at SH-237 just north of FM-954, Free admission, free parking, RV space, indoor & outdoor vendor space.
More Information 281-894-7778, 832-250-0893
Punkies Place |
Open Hours 9am- 6pm (during show).
Located at 4218 S. Hwy 237.
Free Admission Free Parking.
More Information Diane (210) 393-3927
Renck Hall Field |
9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Located at 4123 SH-237. Free admission. Great offering of treasures, hot food and snacks on-site. Tent & Table Rentals available from Bowie Table Company. Please call (979) 966-9260 to reserve tables & tents. More Information Marlene Rooks Cell: (512) 922-7330
Sommerfeld Place |
Located at 4143 SH-237. Between Zapp Hall and Renck Field. Antiques, collectibles, clothing, crafts, and more.
More Information 979-242-5797
Stone Meadow- Home of Dead Peoples Stuff |
Located at Hwy 237, corner of Rohde Road. Join us! Quality dealers. 1000s of treasures. Dealers welcome!
More Information Chris Stone 405-915-9155, Glenita Hayden 405-566-9066
The Blue House |
Located at Hwy 237, in the heart of town. Guest house with rooms for rent.
Parking and Lodging available.
More Information Denise Wolff 512-567-9177
The Campbell Building | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily. Located at 4328 SH-237, Warrenton.
Painted furniture, estate jewelry, vintage clothing, textiles, garden furniture, lighting, bling and more. More Information 12doorsdownllc@gmail.com
The Chicken Ranch |
Located 4150 S SH-237, between The Marketplace and The Lone Star Gallery. A fun venue featuring antiques, hip finds, and real Cajun cooking!
More Information Andrea Canova 225-936-9269
The Gin |
Located at 4261 SH-237, Parking, Scooters and Golf Cart Rentals Lodging and RV Spaces.
More Information 979-966-7995
The Lone Star Glamp Inn |
Located at 4212 S SH-237. From quality antiques to funky up-cycled creations inside two air-conditioned buildings. Food and beer/wine bar with TVs, pool table. Ask about Glamp Inn, unique indoor RV rentals and tent camping.
More Information 432-847-9654 or https://lonestarglampinn.com/
Tin Star Field Antique Show |
Located at S SH-237. More Information 817-680-7420
Tree Park Antiques & Collectibles |
Located at 4635 S SH-237. Parking RV spaces, storage units, and ATM. Inside & outside dealer’s spaces. Food on-site. More Information Darrold Mertz at 979-224-6471
Warrenton Inn & The W Venue |
Located at 4339 S State Hwy 237 Inn & W Venue. Over 100 dealers. Restaurant open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Live entertainment. ATM on-site.
More Information 210-990-1111
Zapp Hall Antiques & Artisans Show |
Located at 4217 S SH-237. Over 150 booths indoors & outdoors. Live music all afternoon and nightly in the Beer Garden.
More Information 713-824-1157 or zapphall.com / info@zapphall.co
ROUND TOP
Abbieland Antiques Field & RV Park |
Located at 2326 Hwy 237 Round Top.
Free Admission, Free Parking, more info. RV hookup More Information 405-301-1874
Bader Ranch at Round Top |
Located at 470 S Washington St., Round Top. Fine European antiques. More Information 830-426-6453 or roundtopvendors.com
Big Red Barn Event Center |
Located at 475 S SH-237, Carmine. Original Round Top Antiques Fair. North of Round Top. Admission fee. Free on-site parking. Air-conditioned indoor space & tents. Food vendor. More Information roundtoptexasantiques.com
Blue Hills at Round Top |
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily.
Located at 1701 Texas 237 Great Venue. Well-arranged barns, free parking, clean permanent restrooms and great food. More Information bluehillsatroundtrop.com
Cowboy Corner |
Located at SH-237. Just south of Round Top. Free admission. Free on-site parking. Tent and outdoor space.
More Information CowboyCornerTX Facebook pg
Round Top Hotel |
Located at 701 N SH-237, Round Top
More Information 832-978-2007
Curate by Stash |
Located at 111 Bauer Rummel Rd, Round Top.
More Information 281-212-3929
Gasoline Hill Antique Show |
Located at 1901 SH-237, Round Top. More Information 512-627-1657 or Gasolinehillantiques Facebook pg
Henkel Square Market |
|110 N Live Oak St, Round Top, Multiple dealers inside the air-conditioned. More Information Gerald or Debbie Tobola 979-249-5840 or henkelsquareroundtop.com
Junk Gypsy Company- World Headquarters |
Located at 1215 S SH-237, Round Top
More Information 979-249-5865 or gypsyville.com
Knutzen Square |
Located at 123 East Mill Street, Round Top. More Information 832-752-1544
Marburger Farm Antique Show |
Show dates: October 14th-18th. Early Admission $40. Gates open at 8am for parking, complimentary co ee, mimosas and shopping in seven of the historic buildings. Opening Bell rings at 9am for the tents and other buildings. General Admission begins at 2:00 pm. $15 admission, tickets good all week. 300+ dealers in ten historic buildings and nine huge tents plus golf cart rentals, ATM, a variety of food options, co ee truck the Mar Bar, Wine Bar, Wi-Fi and two on-site shippers. More Information 800-947-5799
Market Hill |
Located about one mile north of Round Top Square, across from Arbor Antiques on Hwy 237. Home decor, antiques, original art and more. More Information Paul Michael www.paulmichaelcompany.com
McLaren’s Antiques Interiors |
Located about one mile north of Round Top Square, next to Arbor Antiques on Hwy 237. Look for the red English phone booths out front. Discover an enormous selection of inspirational interiors and antiques from all over the world. Free parking, real restrooms, complimentary drinks. More Information 917-900-5036 or mclarensantiquesandinteriors.com
The 303 |
Located at 303 N. Washington. Right in the heart of Round Top, TX. The 303 is a curated collaboration of artists, makers, and entrepreneurs, where the modern rustic aesthetic invites you to come gather, shop, eat, and sleep.
More Information 979-249-5240 or https://the303roundtop.com/
The Arbors |
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Located one mile north of Round Top. Free admission and parking. AC hall, big top tents, RV spaces, clean comfort station, and food vendors.
More Information Curtis Ann Davis 281-388-1075, or thearborsroundtop.com, email: roundtop@arborantiques.com
The Compound Antique Show |
Located at 2550 S SH-237, Round Top. Just south of Round Top. Free admission. Free on-site parking. Indoor & outdoor space.
More Information 979-551-5916 or roundtopcompound.com
The Continental Tent |
Located at 475 N SH-237, Carmine. Original Round Top Antiques Fair. Admission fee. Free on-site parking. Air conditioned indoor space & tents. Food vendor. More Information roundtoptexasantiques.com
The Porch |
Located at 306 N Washington St. SH-237, Round Top.
More Information 949-248-8810
The Venue |
Located at 2000 N. State Hwy 237 Round Top. More Information Wesley Beard 903-586-7952
Townsend Provisions |
Located at 101 Bauer Rummel Road, Round Top
More Information 512-468-0580 or townsendprovisions.com
River Oaks Farms |
The Round Top Honey Company, Past and Present Consignments
Devonshire Garden. Vendor spaces are available. More Information 949-248-8810 or riveroaksfarms.com
Round Top Triangle |
Located at 204 N Washington St. SH-237, Round Top on SH-237 near the square, Round Top. Free admission. Free on-site parking. Tent and outdoor space
Round Top Vintage Market |
10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. A quality venue featuring antiques, vintage, collectibles and art. Open every weekind throughout the year. More Information Barbara Grin 281-731-5132 or roundtopvintagemarket.com
BURTON CARMINE
Bootlegger’s Antiques & Unique Decor |
Located at 13129 Hwy 290 West, Burton. Antiques, collectibles, re-purpose, and signage.
More Information 979-251-2982
Junk In Yer Trunk |
Location 12601 Washington St. Burton TX 7783. Antiques, Vintage, and more. Please find us on social media.
La Bahia Antique Show & Sale |
Located at the north of Round Top on Hwy 237 almost at the junction of Hwy 290. 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily, closes at 4:00 on Saturday. Free admission, 70+ select dealers.
More Information Carol & Rosy Schmidt 979-289-2684 or labahiaantiques.com
Poor Richards Antique Show |
Located at 19205 SH-237, Burton. Free admission. On-site parking.
More Information Chris Hammond 850-748-0914
Sophie Moore |
Bill Moore Antiques. County Line Antique Show. Moore’s Boers.
More Information 760-587-1300
Texas Cotton Gin |
The Oliver Whitener-Roy Winkler Pavilions at the Texas Cotton Gin Museum offer 9,000 square feet of open-air shopping (antiques/collectibles/ clothing/jewelry/handmade items and more). The pavilions are located in the shadow of the oldest operating cotton gin left in the U.S. You can tour the cotton gin and view exhibits year-round. More Information call 979-289-3378 or visit www.texascottonginmuseum.org.
Ty’s Little Red Barn Antique Show |
Located at 107 Hwy North 237, Burton TX. 77835 South of 290. Antiques, Vintage and More. More Information (713) 305-4533
Antiques & Interiors |
Located at 2110 N SH-237, Carmine.
Carmine Antiques |
Located at 106 E Sylvan (SH-290), Carmine. Antiques, collectibles, home decor, yard & garden art. The Wade Collection — Texana, country primitives, Texas pottery and quilts. More Information 979-278-4255
Carmine Dance Hall |
Located at 300 N Hauptstrasse, Carmine. Free admission free. Free on-site parking. Air conditioned indoor space. Food vendor. More Information carminedancehallantiqueshow-texas. blogspot.com
Carmine Trading Post Antiques & Collectibles |
Located at 248 Centennial Street, Carmine. Antiques, collectibles, home décor, furniture, art china, silver chandeliers, stained class, crystal neon, clocks, vintage clothing, shabby chic & more! More Information 979-278-4040 or www.carminetradingpost.com
County Line Antique Show |
Located at the intersection of Hwy 237 and FM 458. 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Indoor & outdoor dealers, plus air-conditioned buildings. Over 100 dealer spaces, great antiques, collectibles, food, free parking and free admission. More Information Shophie & Bill Moore 760-587-1300 www.countylineantiqueshow.com
Grace’s Treasure Hunt Antique Show | Located at the Carmine Y. Dealer friendly! Bargains galore! Big top tents and indoor dealers. More Information Grace Young 713-557-5991
High Country |
“New Venue” Located at 1720 S. Hwy 458 Carmine Shop the finest flow blue, antiques, Native American Jewelry, folk art, furniture and more. More Information 303-909-2724
Lulubelle’s |
Located SH-237 at Spur 458, Carmine
Mc Call Style |
Located 107 E. Thigpen, Carmine More Information 817-304-0707
Neeses’ Antiques | 111 Thigpen, Carmine.
More Information 979-278-3280
Perez Imports |
Located at 19205 SH. 237, Carmine. Cantera stone, concrete decorations, day pottery, palapas, rustic cedar furniture, metal art, and more.
More Information 832-480-0636
Stoney Creek Antiques |
Located at 125 Augsburg St, Carmine.
Very rare & old electric collection of toys, rail road lamps, locks, fire equipment, china, pottery, decoys, fishing lures & reels, small vices & anvils, musical instruments and cowboy items.
More Information 979-278-3977 or 713-898-7667
Unique Antiques |
Located at 138 E Sylvan SH 290, Carmine
Quality American furniture & accessories, unique collection of Daisy BB guns & toys.
More Information 979-278-3690
Y Station |
Located at 212 N. TX 237, Carmine. EARLY SHOPPERS WELCOME!
-Fall Show October 4th through 18th
-Food service by Meat Empire BBQ
-Royers Pie Haven Pie Pop-up, Tuesday, October 14th from 5:30 to 7:30
Benefiting Gather n Grace
-Every dollar raised from the community room will go to the
Round Top- Carmine Educational Foundation
More information Len Peters 770-940-4002
More Information
FAYETTEVILLE
Antiques Off the Square |
Located at 507 E. Main St., Fayetteville, TX
The Fayetteville Antiques Show features friendly dealers offering a curated selection of authentic American antiques, primitives, and other treasures. A Fayetteville tradition for over two decades, favored by designers, dealers, and collectors alike. Opening day: Thursday, the 9th through the 16th Free admission and parking with daily Happy Hour starting at 5:30
More information Lisa 318-465-1603
Arts for Rural Texas |
114 N. Live Oak St. Fayetteville. Tue.- Sat. 10am- 4pm
More Information 979-378-2113
Bloom & Co |
126B N. Live Oak St. Fayetteville. Thur.- Sat. 11am-5pm Sun 12- 3pm
More Information 979-541-1708
The Vintage Rose Market |
Located at 124 N Live Oak, Fayetteville, TX
Featuring antiques, collectibles, home decor, Vintage finds, and more.
More information 281-658-2552
Yesterday’s Past |
112 N. Live Oak St. Fayetteville Thur.- Fri. 10 am- 5pm
RENCK HALL
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Restaurants & Food Vendors
96 West
103 S. Baylor St.
Wed.-Thurs. 2pm-9pm
Fri. 11am-10pm Sat. 11am-10pm Sun. 11am-3pm
danny’s
112 S. Park St.
Tue. 9am-5pm
Wed.-Sat. 11am-2pm 4pm-9pm
••• BRENHAM •••
30 North
302 E. Alamo St. Wed.-Thurs. 11am-9pm Fri. 11am-10pm Sat. 11am-10pm Sun. 11am-6pm
The Tilted Windwill
– An Eclectic Cafe
302 S. Charles St. Tues.-Sat. 8:30am-3:30pm Sun. 10am-3pm
Brossa’s Cibe e Vino
6035 S. Market St. Mon.-Sat. 11am-2pm Lunch 4:30pm-9pm Dinner
Yumm! Sweets & Eats
106 E. Alamo St. Mon.-Sat. 11am-9pm 979-451-7437
Haak Wines
109 S. Baylor St. Thur. 3pm-9pm Fri.-Sat. 3pm-10pm Sunday 2pm-8pm
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Restaurants & Food Vendors
••• ROUND TOP •••
Boon & Company
206 S Washington St.
Mon.-Sun. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm Durning the show
Duo Modern @ Market Hill
1542 N State Hwy 237
Round Top, TX 78954
Closed Mon. & Tue. Wed. 5pm-9pm Thur. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm Sat. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm Sun. 10am-2pm (979) 702-2084
Cakes by Joan (979) 966-2236
@cakes.by.joan During Show Dates
Dead People’s Beer Stream @ Stone MeadowField During Show Dates
One N' Only" @ Dillard Field Open During Show Dates
Alejandras Mexican Grill
403 N Jefferson St La Grange, TX 78945
Monday-Closed
Tues.-Thurs. 11am-9pm
Frid.-Sat. 11am-10pm Sun. 11am-9pm
Bodega Wine Market
201 W Travis St La Grange, TX 78945
Mon.-Fri. 11am-7pm Sat.-Sun. Closed
Paw Paw’s Firehouse & Cafe
Chelsea’s Meadow Open 11am-8pm During Show Dates
Prost On Block 29 112 Bauer Rummel
Mon.-Sun. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm During the show
Round Top Coffee Shop 111 W Wantke St
Round Top, TX 78954 Mon.-Fri. 8am-12pm Sat. 8am-5pm Sun. 8am-5pm (214) 356-3280
••• WARRENTON •••
Red Beards Cook Out Warrenton Inn Open 7:30am-5pm During Show Dates
Stone Meadow’s Double D’s Pizzaria Best Pizza in Town During Show Dates
••• LA GRANGE •••
Hank's Express
154 S Jefferson St La Grange, TX. Sun. - Wed. 9AM- 2PM Thur. - Fri.- Sat. 9AM- 9PM
Jay Deez Sports Grill
2001 W State Hwy 71. Unit E La Grange, TX 78945
Mon.-Thur. 11am-11pm Fri.-Sat. 11am-12am (next day) Sun. 10am-10pm (979) 206-2066
Reba’s Pizzeria & Deli 539 E Colorado St La Grange, TX 78945 Mon.-Sun. 10am-9pm (979) 968-3100
Round Top Brewing & Kitchen
101. W Austin St. Round Top, TX
Show Dates 10/2 - 10/5 11am-9pm 10/8 - 10/12 11am - 9pm 10/14 - 10/19 11am- 9pm
Royers Round Top Cafe 105 Main St Round Top, TX 78954
Closed Mon. & Tue. Wed. 11am-2pm Thur. 11am-8pm Fri. 11am-9pm Sat. 11am-3pm 5pm-9pm Sun. 11am-2pm (979) 249-3611
Tin Star Café Service @ 7 AM Daily Close @ 6-7 PM Durning Show Dates
Toritos Tocos Old Town Market Open 8am-6pm Weekends Open Late Pre-order | text 979-451-7437
Riverside Cafe 1225 Carroll Ln La Grange, TX 78945
Open 7am-2:30pm (979) 968-5506
Weikel’s Bakery 2247 W State Hwy 71 La Grange, TX 78945 Open 5am-9pm (979) 968-9413
by Cindy Stephens
The Arbors:
More Than Shopping—It’s an Experience
For 27 years, The Arbors has been a beloved fixture of the Round Top Antique Show—12 acres of crisp white tents filled with art, antiques, fashion, and one-of-a-kind finds. Devoted treasure hunters wander from architectural salvage to statement clothing and furnishings, discovering a can’t-miss adventure at every turn.
“We’ve expanded to over 150 dealers,” says founder and owner Curtis Ann Davis. “Our vendors offer an extraordinary selection of home décor and apparel—including custom, handcrafted pieces— from pottery to perfume. I have dealers from across the U.S., Paraguay, Uruguay, Mexico, and France.”
Event Lineup
• Friday, October 10
Many have been with The Arbors for more than two decades. “They’re like family,” Davis adds. “I work with every one of them personally.” Highlights include the Wilder brothers of Georgia, known for furniture built from solid kiln-dried hardwoods, and Le Chateau European Interiors, a longtime sponsor of the Taste of Texas event. You’ll also find custom stone furniture by Piedra Made; designs by Debbie Clemens and Bailee McCall; and French Renewed by Murielle Abeger, who once sold an architectural masterpiece right here.
Between finds, shoppers can kick back with live music, “roving” happy hours, and special events all week long.
Major league pitcher Roger Clemens signs autographs starting at 2:00 p.m 3:00 p.m.: DJ No Request Karaoke kicks o .
• Sunday, October 12 — Praise, Prayer & Pie
A devotional and worship service with music, a lavish brunch, and pie from Royers Pie Haven begins at 8:00 a.m. Brunch served until 11:00 a.m. (to-go meals available).
Tickets available online or at The Arbors.
• Monday, October 13 — Taste of Texas
Catered by Tara Royer Steele, with plenty of culinary delights and music by Gary Kyle, starting at 6:00 p.m.
Tickets via Eventbrite or The Arbors o ce.
• Wednesday, October 15 — Campfire at The Arbors
A singer-songwriter evening hosted by Charlie Pomykal with artists, musicians, and a cash bar from 7:00 p.m.
Food for sale by The Mix Café.
• Daily at 3:00 p.m. — Roving Happy Hour
Music, food, and drinks pop up in a di erent tent each day. Check the digital marquee at The Arbors entrance for the location.
“You can find anything you’re looking for in our field,” Davis says. “And we o er so much more than shopping. We o er an experience!"
Check out Facebook, Instagram, and the website for all event details.
Email: roundtop@arborantiques.com
Phone: 281-642-6965 • Hours: 9:00 till 6:00 daily • Instagram: @thearborsroundtop https://thearborsroundtop.com • https://www.facebook.com/TheArborsRoundTop
by Ava Anderson
Cheryl
Round Top Fine Art: Cheryl
Long & Andrea Mathis
Long, American artist and creative force behind Pure West/Pure Vintage, has come full circle to her first love—painting. This fall, she will showcase her fine art alongside contemporary Texas painter Andrea Mathis with the debut of Round Top Fine Art at Town Hall Square—the only curated fine art show during the biannual Antique & Design Shows in Round Top.
Cheryl Long: From Pure West to Fine Art
A native Texan, Cheryl earned her BFA from the University of Texas and gained early recognition in 1984 when Austin’s Laguna Gloria Museum invited her to the Texas Only show. In the mid-80s she shifted into photography, documenting historic ranches for Western Horseman Magazine. Her “Real Workin’ Cowboys” photo series—enhanced with a single splash of color—led to exhibitions in Houston, Santa Fe, and Taos.
By 1989, she had won Best of Show at the Durango Photographic Salon and launched Pure West by Cheryl Long, a wearable art company inspired by her ranch photographs. Her cowboy and cowgirl designs took off in sync with the “Urban Cowboy” era, appearing in boutiques worldwide and even on QVC. Today, her popular Pure West tees are carried by Cavender’s and feature designs such as Brandin’, All American Cowgirl, and Wranglin’. To celebrate 35 years, she has reintroduced her limited-edition Cowboy Christmas series, available at Round Top Fine Art and The Arbors this fall.
Cheryl’s creativity has never been limited to one medium. She pioneered the reversible photo-pendant in 1996, built a couture line from antique fabrics and vintage leathers, and developed home décor and jewelry incorporating antique silver and turquoise. Her designs have appeared in Neiman Marcus, Gorsuch, national park gift shops, and juried shows from Jackson Hole to Washington, D.C.—including seven years at U.S. Presidential Inaugurals.
Yet painting remains her passion. Today, Cheryl produces cloudscapes, Montana-inspired landscapes, abstracts layered with hidden symbols, and her Disappearing Landscapes series—impressionist works capturing vanishing open spaces of the American West. Her art hangs in corporate, celebrity, and museum collections worldwide, including the Harry Ransom archives in Austin.
This fall, she brings both her fine art and her signature Pure West designs—limited-edition tees, jewelry, vintage textiles, and accessories—to Round Top Fine Art and The Arbors (Tent E).
Andrea
Mathis: Abstract Expressions of Texas
Andrea Mathis
, a contemporary Texas painter, joins Cheryl in this new Round Top venture. Her diverse body of work captures the emotion and power of the natural world through abstraction, layering bold brushstrokes, color, and texture. Inspired by European travel and Southwestern road trips, her art reflects influences of modern masters and impressionists.
Working from her ranch studio in La Grange along the Colorado River, Andrea paints plein air, often surrounded by her animals. Her use of horsehair brushes and heavy oils produces richly textured surfaces that evoke both energy and serenity.
Andrea has received multiple awards, including First Place at the 2021 Chappell Hill Art Walk and Merit Award for The Event at the International Burridge Table Settings Juried Competition. That same year, her painting The Electric Horse was chosen as the featured poster and billboard art for Arts for Rural Texas’ ArtWalk.
Born into an artistic family, Andrea was encouraged early by her father, Robert Ezell—an accomplished artist and teacher with an MFA from North Texas State University. She studied art at Stephen F. Austin State University and has since built a
full career in the arts. Andrea has also served on the board of Arts for Rural Texas, promoting art education in Central Texas schools.
Her painterly works, rooted in architecture, wildlife, and landscape, carry both personal resonance and universal appeal. Andrea believes strongly that “STEM needs ART to help children learn to think creatively and reach new horizons.”
A New Chapter in Round Top
Friends for years through the Texas art circuit, Cheryl Long and Andrea Mathis now bring their shared vision to life with Round Top Fine Art. Located on the Town Hall Square, the show offers an elevated fine art experience during the legendary Antique and Design Shows.
Visitors can expect a thoughtfully curated selection of western-inspired fine art, contemporary abstractions, and collectible design pieces—making Round Top Fine Art the new must-see destination for art lovers this fall.
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“The Best Little Town in Texas”
Strolling through La Grange’s Historic Courthouse Square
by Ava Anderson
La Grange, a Fayette County town tucked between Austin and Houston, is one of several rural communities that take part in the Round Top/Warrenton Antique Show scene. Resting along the Colorado River and surrounded by scenic rolling hills, it’s a welcoming stop where deep history meets a steadily growing mix of shops and local businesses.
The town’s name comes from General Lafayette’s French estate — La Grange, meaning “the Meadows.” That European influence is only part of its heritage. By the mid-1800s, waves of German and Czech immigrants began shaping the culture of Fayette County, bringing traditions that remain strong today. Texas is now home to more Czech Americans than any other state, and many descendants of those early families still live in the region. Their impact is celebrated at the Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural Center, where language, music, and traditions are kept alive. La Grange’s historic square reflects this blend of heritage and growth. At its center stands the Fayette County Courthouse, completed in 1891. Its Romanesque Revival design anchors the town and provides a dramatic backdrop for the businesses that surround it. The courthouse square has long been the community’s hub, and today it is lined with boutiques, antique stores, and
specialty shops that bring new energy to a historic setting.
Among the newer businesses is Soulstruck, opened in 2024 by Lisa Babcock and her daughter, Chloe. Located in the historic Hermes building, constructed in 1907, the shop retains much of its original
Fayette County Courthouse
pharmacy cabinetry, which adds character to the curated collection of clothing, jewelry, gifts, and home décor. Soulstruck has quickly become a welcoming stop for both locals and visitors.
Antique seekers will gravitate to Antiques on the Courthouse Square, a trio of shops that includes Judy’s Attic, Kat’s Antiques, and Potluck Trading. Judy’s Attic is admired for its organized layout and wide variety of Texas memorabilia, quilts, art, and jewelry. Kat’s Antiques, under new ownership, blends vintage and contemporary finds, while Potluck Trading is recognized for its playful window displays and eclectic offerings. Each store brings its own style, ensuring the antique tradition stays alive on the square.
The past is also preserved through local museums. The Fayette Heritage Museum and Archives maintain records of early settlers, while the Texas Quilt Museum — internationally recognized for its exhibitions — highlights a craft deeply tied to regional culture. These institutions, along with the cultural center, offer context for the buildings, traditions, and people that have shaped La Grange for nearly two centuries.
Food lovers will appreciate Le Petite Gourmet Shoppe, established in 2006. Owner Donella Dopslauf-Cernosek fills her 5,000-square-foot store with cookware, spices, teas, and gadgets, many sourced from international shows. The shop also offers cooking classes, sometimes led by guest chefs like London native Mike Morphew, who once cooked for the royal family at Buckingham Palace. The classes add a cul-
tural experience that connects food to heritage. When it’s time to unwind, Bodega Wine Market provides a casual place to enjoy a glass of wine, specialty beer, or artisan cheese board while overlooking the square. Practical businesses such as LG Print Company also round out the downtown experience, reminding visitors that this is not just a historic district but a working town that continues to evolve.
La Grange’s character lies in the balance between honoring its past and embracing the present. The courthouse, cultural centers, and museums keep its 19th-century roots alive, while the shops, restaurants, and new businesses add variety and vitality. For visitors, that combination makes La Grange more than just a stop — it’s truly “The Best Little Town in Texas.”
Fayette County Courthouse Atrium, built in 1891.
Arts for Rural Texas
Bringing Twilight Tunes to the Tiny Town of Fayetteville
by Cindy Stephens
Every Tuesday during March and October, the Fayetteville town square comes alive with the sound of music. Local musicians perform on the courthouse lawn, playing to a dedicated audience gathered around the historic 1880s courthouse until dusk gently settles in. This year marks the third season of the Fayetteville Courthouse Music Series, created by Sandra Borne, executive director of Arts for Rural Texas (ARTS).
“One of the motivators for creating this music series is that by holding it during the Antique Show, we’re able to showcase everything the town of Fayetteville has to offer,” said Borne. “The weather is ideal during those months, and our residents get to enjoy some amazing musicians they might not have had the chance to hear.”
The series is designed to be simple, welcoming, and easy to enjoy. Guests are encouraged to bring
lawn chairs, blankets, and picnic baskets, or call Orsak’s or Joe’s for dinner to go. Prohibition Liquor, located just on the edge of the square, is a convenient stop for wine, beer, or other refreshments. As twilight sets in and music lingers over the square, the Courthouse Music Series shines as a reminder of the arts’ ability to connect people and celebrate small-town culture.
Join us for Wine & Wander on October 17th from 6-8pm.
Get ready to shop/eat/play Burton for Fall Antiques with some great local businesses October 2-19th. Join us for “Wine & Wander with Dolly” Friday, October 17 from 6-8pm! Catch a ride around town with Half Azz Wagon Co. and visit Bluebonnet Leather, Brazos Belle Restaurant, Burton Short Stop Icehouse, Junk in Yer Trunk, Neon Moon Coffee, Orvie’s Hall, Los Patrones, Texas Cotton Gin Museum, Texas Toast Mobile Bar, and White Horse Tavern for shopping, food/drink, music and Dolly-themed FUN! Visit https://www.facebook.com/ events/1498095128237782 for more updates and information! Join us in Burton during this year’s Fall Antiques Week for antiques @
Good Golly, Party Like Dolly
Costume Contest
Dolly Cover Band
Discover Asian Artifacts and Dutch Masters at Abbielands Antiques' new Location
by Cindy Stephens
Danny Tytenicz’s devoted following can now find Abbieland Antiques at a new location this fall—The Shed at the Spur at the Carmine Y. The new location promises a curated collection that blends fine European paintings with exquisite Asian treasures, alongside an eclectic mix of furniture and religious carvings.
|“My forte is rare artwork and unusual furniture for the home, lawn, and garden,” says Tytenicz. “You’ll also find French furniture, classic mirrors and advertising signage, primitives, and one of the largest collections of Cloisonné. Among his favorite pieces is a solid jade Buddha weighing an impressive 120 pounds, a pair of 19th-century Chinese Foo
Dogs, and an oil painting by American landscape artist Thomas Bigelow Craig. Craig’s work, Showery Day (18" by 26"), remains in its original frame—a testament to its authenticity and artistry. “I guarantee everything I sell in writing,” Tytenicz affirms, underscoring his commitment to offering genuine pieces. Showroom doors open Monday through Thursday after the show; appointments available.
—Abbieland Antiques names a heartfelt tribute to, in loving memory of Tytenicz’s daughter, Abigail “Abbie” Rose Tytenicz (11/17/99 –9/16/25). We honor her adventurous spirit, her love of music and nature, and her deep compassion for others.
Don't forget to mention to these fine dealers that you found them through Show Daily, the only publication dedicated to the who, what, where, and how of the Texas' Antique Week estravaganza!
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Accessories- Fashion
8023 Soulstruck... p.64
81 Five & Dime Junkie Boutique... p.21
84 Blue Quail Design... p.21
8002 Soho McKinney... p.60
Americana
1900 The Chicken Ranch... p.19
1500 Renck Hall... p.13
2203 Y Station... p.12
Amish Furniture
200 The Grainery... p.22 Antiques
400 BAR-W... p.14
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
5503 The Crow... p.61
8102 Engle Emporium... p.68
1900 The Chicken Ranch... p.19
500 Tin Star Field... p.12
2202 The Shed.. p.76
2201 High Country... p.77
5800 The Arbors... p.52
80 Old Feed Store Field.. p.21
90 Old Town Market... p.24
9002 Carol Mitchell... p.63
9003 Kacer Enterprises... p.63
9004 Crockett Artifacts... p.63
9007 CR Collectibles... p.62
9008 Addi's Attic... p.62
2205 Grace's Treasure Hunt... p.32
2203 Y Station... p.12
Salado Creek Antiques... p.36
91 Big Sky Mercantile... p.25
90 Baca Ranch Antiques... p.25
VOGT Texas Auctions... p.6
1406 The Farmer's Wife... p.20
1400 Tree Park Field... p.20
5555 Cowboy Corner... p.61
800 Granny
McCormick's Yard... p.29
100 Joe Pete... p.19
2204 Texas Rose Antiques... p.7
7000 AntiquesOff
The S quare... p.71
Antique Military
6004 Axe Antiques... p.58
Antique Windows
87 Architectural Finds... p.21
Buyer’s Guide
Your A to Z list! Take the guesswork out of where to go. Look under the heading of your favorite items, the dealers listed there carry exactly what you’re seeking! Flip to the page their ad is placed on for more information about where to find them during the shows.
401 Payen's Stained Glass... p.17
8011 L.G. Cotton Gin... p.70
Apparel- Women's
8002 Soho McKinney... p.60
80 Old Feed Store Field.. p.21
5803 Pure West... p.51
81 Five & Dime Junkie Boutique... p.21
84 Blue Quail Designs... p.21
Appraisal
VOTG Texas Auction... p.6
Architectural
87 Architectural Finds... p.21
1001 JillSuzanne... p.38
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
7700 McLaren's Antiques & Interiors... p.8
200 The Grainery... p.22
2203 Y Station... p.12
Armor
6004 Axe Antiques... p.58
Art
85 Hope & Glory... p.21
2202 The Shed... p.76
2201 High Country... p.77
5800 The Arbors... p.52
VOGT Texas Auctions... p.6
2203 Y Station... p.12
5101 Andrea Mathis... p.55
5100 Cheryl Long... p.55
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
5806 Mary Gregory Studios... p.51
5803 Pure West... p.51
7002 Arts for Rural Texas... p.70
5503 The Crow... p.61
ATM
400 BAR-W Field... p.14
Attornreys
1013 Stepp Law Firm... p.60
Auction
7000 Antiques Off The Square... p. 71
VOGT Texas Auctions... p.6
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Bakery
8000 Weikel's Bakery... p.68
Barn Beams
200 The Grainery... p.22
Bar & Grill
8020 Mac’s Daq's Bar & Lounge... p.69
8010 Jay Dee'z Sports Grill... p.67 Bedding
5805 Somnvie Luxury Bedding... p.51
Boutique
8002 Soho McKinney... p.60
81 Five & Dime Junkie Boutique... p.21
5901,301 Vincent Peach.. p.3
8023 Soulstruck... p.64
Bracelets
8023 Soulstruck... p.64
86 Rio Rita... p.21
84 Blue Quail Designer... p.21
5503 The Crow... p.61
Breakfast
6101 Round Top
Coffee Shop... p.61
8021 Hank’s Express... p.66
8017 Riverside Café... p.69
8000 Weikel’s Bakery... p.68
501 Tin Star Café... p.12
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Candles
1001 Jill Suzanne... p.38
Carnival Glass
90 Baca Ranch Antiques... p.25
9005 Glass Guy Ed... p.63
Chandeliers
1600 Charles Keyton & Co... p.2
7700 McLaren’s
Antiques & Interiors... p.8
1810 Chandelier Lady... p.17
2203 Y Station... p.12
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
Christmas
2203 Y Station... p.12
600 The Blue House... p.19
Clothing
81 Five & Dime
Junkie Boutique... p.21
80 Old Feed Store Field... p.21
8023 Soulstruck... p.64
800 Granny McCormick’s Yard... p.29
1406 The Farmer’s Wife... p.20
2203 Y Station... p.12
Cow Hides
9008 Addi's Addic... p.62
Concho Belt
5503 The Crow... p.61
Container Storage
1014 Container Source Storage & Roll-Off... p.78
2828 State 28 Storage... p.35
Country Antiques
2200 County Line Antiques.. p.74
8102 Engle Emporium... p.68
2203 Y Station... p.12
Crystals
2204 Texas Rose Antiques... p.7
1405 Trini & Julie's Minerals... p.20
703 R.T. Roots Restoration... p.18
1810 The Chandler Lady... p.17
Cupolas
1001 Jill Suzanne... p.38
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Diamonds
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay... p.62
9001 Chris Mulloy Fine Jewelry... p.63
6002 Southern Classic Jewelry... p.59
5901,301 Vincent Peach... p.3
5801 MJ Jewelers... p.57
Deli/Dining
8012 Bodega Wine Market... p.66
8021 Hanks Express... p.66
8017 Riverside Café... p.69
6101 Round Top Coffee Shop... p.61
1404 Nana's Snack Shack... p.20
Doors
8888 Bill Moore’s Wholesale... p.75
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
200 The Grainery... p.22
Dumpster Rentals
7777 All-Star Roll-Off... p.66
1014 Container Source Storage & Roll-Off... p.78
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Earings
86 Rio Rita... p.21
84 Blue Quail Design... p.21
6002 Southern Classic Jewelry.... p.59
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay... p.62
5801 MJ Jewelers... p.57
5901,301 Vincent Peach... p.3
9001 Chris Mulloy Fine Jewelry... p.63
8023 Soulstruck... p.64
Electric
100 Joe Pete... p.19
Entertainment
8020 Mac’s Daq's Bar & Lounge... p.69
5800 The Arbors... p.52
6104 Busted Oak Cellars... p.29
8010 Jay Dee’s Sports Grill... p.67
Estate Jewelry
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay... p.62
5801 MJ Jewelry... p.57
6002 Southern Classic Jewelry... p.59
European
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
7700 McLaren's Antiques & Interiors... p.8
200 The Grainery... p.22
European Country
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
200 The Grainery... p.22
European Furniture - Antique
7700 McLaren’s
Antiques & Interiors... p.8
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
8888 Bill Moore’s Wholesale... p.75
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Farmhouse Decor
1400 Tree Park Field... p.20
2203 Y Station... p.12
Fashion
8002 Soho McKinney... p.60
81 Five & Dime Junkie Boutique... p.21
5800 The Arbors... p.52
84 Blue Quail Designs... p.21
Fields
400 Bar W Field... p.14
1500 Renck Field... p.13
1400 Tree Park Field... p.20
80 Old Feed Store Field... p.21
600 Blue House & Field... p.19
800 Granny
McCormick’s Yard... p.29
500 Tin Star Field... p.12
1900 The Chicken Ranch... p.19
1600 Sommerfeld Place... p.2
Fine Jewelry
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay... p.62
9001 Chris Mulloy Fine Jewelry... p.63
5901,301 Vincent Peach... p.3
6002 Southern Classic Jewelry... p.59
5801 MJ Jewelers... p.57
5802 China Baroque... p.55
Flow Blue
2201 High Country... p.77
Folk Art
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
1500 Renck Field... p.13
2203 Y Station... p.12
50 Punkie’s Place... p.30
Folk Art Mexican
50 Punkie’s Place... p.30
Food Vendors
600 The Blue House Field... p.19
2203 Y Station... p.12
7700 McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors... p.8
5600 Round Top Vintage Market... p.61
800 Granny McCormick’s Yard... p.29
90 Old Town Market... p.24
1400 Tree Park Field... p.20
1404 Nana’s Snack Shack... p.20
500 Tin Star Café... p.12
1500 Renck Hall... p.13
1209 One N’ Only... p.20
French Antiques
8888 Bill Moore’s Wholesale... p.75
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
7700 McLaren’s Antique & Interiors... p.8
Freeze-Dried Goods
92 LZ HomeCraft... p.25
Funky Vintage
50 Punkie’s Place... p.30
703 R.T. Roots Restoration... p.18
600 The Blue House... p.19
91 Big Sky Mercantile... p.25
Furniture
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
30 Blue Ocean Traders... p.27
703 R.T. Roots Restoration... p.18
8888 Bill Moore’s Wholesale... p.95
7700 McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors.. p.8
704 Woodies Woodworks... p.20
5808 Wilder Brothers Furniture... p.56
50 Punkie’s Place... p.30
2203 Y Station... p.12
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Garden - Antique
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
2203 Y Station... p.12
600 The Blue House... p.19
80 Old Feed Store Field... p.21
Glass/Glassware
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
1600 Charles Keyton & Co.... p.2
90 Baca Ranch Antiques... p.25
9005 Glass Guy Ed... p.63
9009 Gary Lickver Glass... p.62
Salado Creek Antiques... p.36
8011 Le Petite
Gourmet Shoppe... p.64
401 Payne's Stained Glass... p.17
30 Blue Ocean Traders... p.27
Golf Collectibles
8012 Eagle Emporium... p.68
Grain Bags
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
7100 Vintage Fabrics Etc... p.60
Guns
6004 Axe Antiques... p.58
8024 Not Your Daddy's Gun Store... p.33
5555 Cowboy Corner... p.61
800 Granny
McCormick’s Yard... p.29
Handcrafted / Handmade
92 LZ HomeCraft... p.25
702 The Soap Lady... p.19
5901,301 Vincent Peach... p.3
703 R.T. Roots Restoration... p.18
1402 El’s Handcraft Soap... p.20
30 Blue Ocean Traders... p.27
Home Decor
8011 L.G. Cotton Gin... p.70
703 R.T. Roots Restoration... p.18
80 Old Feed Store Field... p.21
800 Granny McCormick’s Yard... p.29
7100 Vintage Fabrics Etc.... p.60
2203 Y Station... p.12
600 The Blue House... p.19
8016 Kat’s Antiques... p.65
8014 Judy's Attic... p.65
8013 Potluck Trading... p.65
701 D Bar C Designs... p.20
30 Blue Ocean Traders... p.27
90 Old Town Market... p.24
2205 Grace's Treasure Hunt... p.32
91 Big Sky Mercantile... p.25
90 Baca Ranch Antiques... p.25
7003 Vintage Rose Market... p.72
5807 The Han House... p.84
8011 La Grange Cotton Gin... p.70 I Industrial
7700 McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors... p.8
1500 Renck Hall... p.13
61 Jill Suzanne... p.38
400 Bar W Field... p.14
Jewelry
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay... p.62
5901,301 Vincent Peach... p.3
1001 Jill Suzanne... p.38
5503 The Crow... p.61
6002 Southern Classic Jewelry... p.59
5801 MJ Jewelers.. p.57
5800 The Arbors... p.52
9001 Chris Mulloy Fine Jewelry... p.63
5802 China Baroque... p.55
81 Five & Dime Junkie Boutique... p.21
84 Blue Quail Design... p.21
86 Rio Rita... p.21
Junk
50 Punkie’s Place... p.30
600 The Blue House & Field... p.19
400 Bar W... p.14
100 Joe Pete... p.19
1500 Renck Hall... p.13 K
Kitchen / Kitchenalia
1600 Charles Keyton & Co.... p.2
2203 Y Station... p.12
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
8009 Le Petite
Gourmet Shoppe... p.64 L Late Nights
7000 Antiques Off The Square... p.71
1900 The Chicken Ranch... p.19
600 The Blue House & Field... p.19 La Grange Shops
8009 Le Petite
Gourmet Shoppe... p.64
8013 Potluck Trading Co... p.65
8014 Judy’s Attic... p.65
8016 Kat's Antiques... p.65
8023 Soulstruck... p.64
8012 Bodega Wine Market... p.66
8019 LG Print Co... p.65
8022 UPS... p.66
8000 Honey Bunny’s... p.68
8011 La Grange Cotton Gin... p.70
Law Firm
1013 Stepp Law Firm... p.60
Leather Accessories
5901,301 Vincent Peach... p.3
500 Tin Star Field... p.12
400 Bar W Field... p.14
5555 Cowboy Corner... p.61
Lamps / Shades
5807 The Han House... p.84
Lighting
7700 McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors... p.8
1801 The Chandelier Lady... p.17
2203 Y Station ... p.12
5807 The Han House... p.84
1600 Charles Keyton & Co... p.2
600 The Blue House... p.19
701 D Bar C Designs... p.20
30 Blue Ocean Traders... p.27
Linens / Lace - Estate
2204 Texas Rose Antiques... p.7
7100 Vintage Fabrics Etc... p.60
Lodging
4444 Stage Coach Cabins... p.26
6104 Busted Oak Cellars... p.29
2201 High Country... p.77
1400 Tree Park Cottages... p.20
Minerals
1405 Trini & Julie's Minerals... p.20
703 R.T. Roots Restoration... p.18
Mexican - Clothing/Treasures
50 Punkie’s Place... p.30
Mid Century
500 Tin Star Field... p.12
2203 Y Station... p.12
Modern / Deco
7000 Antiques Off The Square... p.71
1900 The Chicken Ranch... p.19
2203 Y Station... p.12
7700 McLaren's Antiques & Interiors... p.8
Music / Live
80 Old Feed Store Field... p.21
5800 The Arbors... p.50
Native American
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay... p.62
5503 The Crow... p.61
2201 High Country.... p.77
80 Old Feed Store Field... p.21
84 Blue Quail Design... p.21
Navajo Jewelry
5503 The Crow... p.61
2201 High Country... p.77
84 Blue Quail Designs... p.21
80 Old Feed Store Field... p.21
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay... p.62
Office Supplies
8019 LG Print Co... p.65
8022 UPS... p.66
81 Five & Dime Junkie Boutique... p.21
Painted Furniture
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
2203 Y Station...
5901,301 Vincent Peach... p.3 Pickers Paradise 2200 County Line Antiques... p.74 2203 Y Station... p.12
600 The Blue House... p.19
800 Granny McCormick’s Yard... p.29 Pottery 1600 Charles Keyton & Co... p.2 9009 Gary Lickver Glass... p.62 1500 Renck Field... p.13
Primitives Amer. / Euro. 7100 Vintage Fabrics Etc... p.60 7000 Antiques Off The Square... p.71 5600 Round Top Vintage Market... p.60 2203 Y Station... p.12 Printing
8019 LG Print Co... p.65
8022 UPS... p.66 Prisms
1810 The Chandelier Lady... p.17 Purple Glass
2204 Texas Rose Antiques... p.7 Q Quilts
7000 Antiques Off The Square... p.71
91 Big Sky Mercantile... p.25
92 LZ Home Craft... p.25
Record Albums
2203 Y Station... p.12
600 The Blue House... p.19
90 Old Town Market... p.24
Religious Artifacts
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
2203 Y Station... p.12
600 The Blue House... p.19
Repurpose
600 The Blue House... p.19
2203 Y Station... p.12
703 R.T. Roots Restoration... p.18
400 Bar W Field... p.14
Restaurant / Sit-Down
500 Tin Star Café... p.12
400 Bar W Field... p.14
8103 El Vaquero 2... p.69
8021 Hanks Express... p.66
8017 Riverside Café... p.69
6104 Busted Oak Cellars... p.29
4001 Murphy’s Steakhouse... p.72
6101 Round Top
Coffee Shop... p.61
8000 Weikel's Bakery... p.68
8012 Bodega Wine Market... p.66
8010 Jay Dee’z Sports Grill... p.67
Rewiring
1810 The Chandelier Lady... p.17
Reclaimed Wood
703 R.T. Roots Restoration... p.18
Rugs - Antique & Vintage
6006 Nomad’s Loom... p.83
RV Parking
1400 Tree Park Field... p.20
90 Old Town Market... p.24
400 Bar W Field... p.14
S Saddles / Spurs
90 Baca Ranch Antiques... p.25
5555 Cowboy Corner... p.61
Salvage / Structural
7700 McLaren’s
Antiques & Interiors... p.8
87 Architectural Finds... p.21
703 R.T. Roots Restoration... p.18
200 The Grainery... p.22
Shaved Ice / Iced Coffee
999 Wild Ice... p.33
6101 Round Top
Coffee Shop... p.61
Shipping
8022 UPS... p.66
Shows
7000 Antiques
Off The Square... p.71
5800 The Arbors... p.52
400 Bar W Field... p.14
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
5555 Cowboy Corner... p.61
800 Granny
McCormick’s Yard... p.29
7700 McLaren’s
Antiques & Interiors... p.8
5600 Round Top
Vintage Market... p.61
1400 Tree Park Field... p.20
90 Old Town Market... p.24
600 The Blue House... p.19
80 Old Feed Store Field... p.21
500 Tin Star Field & Café... p.12
2201 High Country... p.77
2203 Y Station... p.12
1900 The Chicken Ranch... p.19
1500 Renck Hall... p.13
30 Blue Ocean Traders... p.27
Signs / Vintage
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
2203 Y Station... p.12
400 Bar W Field... p.14
Sterling Silver - Plate & Buyer
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay... p.62
5503 The Crow.... p.61
6003 Indian Creek
Antiques... p.59
2204 Texas Rose Antiques... p.7
5901,301 Vincent Peach... p.3
Stained Glass
401 Payne’s Stained Glass... p.17
200 The Grainery... p.22
600 The Blue House... p.19
400 Bar W Field... p.14
Soap
1402 El’s Handcrafted Soap... p.20
702 The Soap Lady... p.19
Sports Bar / TV
8010 Jay Dee’s Sports Grill... p.67
Texana
7000 Antiques
Off The Square... p.71
400 Bar W Field... p.14
2203 Y Station... p.12
Textiles
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
6006 Nomad’s Loom... p.83
2204 Texas Rose Antiques... p.7
7100 Vintage Fabrics Etc... p.60
7000 Antiques
Off The Square... p.71
2203 Y Station... p.12
Turquoise Jewelry
5503 The Crow... p.61
5555 Cowboy Corner... p.61
84 Blue Quail Design... p.21
80 Old Feed Store Field... p.21
Urns / Planters
5807 The Han House... p.84
600 The Blue House... p.19
400 Bar W Field... p.14
Uranium Glass
90 Baca Ranch Antiques... p.25
9005 Glass Guy Ed... p.63
9009 Gary Lickver Glass... p.62
Salado Creek Antiques... p.36
V
Vendor Space
400 Bar W Field... p.14
2203 Y Station... p.12
Victorian
1600 Charles Keyton & Co... p.2
Vintage - Finds & Apparel
50 Punkie’s Place... p.30
5600 Round Top
Vintage Market... p.61
7003 Vintage Rose Market... p.72
600 The Blue House... p.19
96 Blue Ocean Traders... p.27
1600 Charles Keyton & Co... p.2
80 Old Feed Store Field... p.21
800 Granny McCormick’s Yard... p.29
1400 Tree Park Field... p.20
1900 The Chicken Ranch... p.19
8001 Ty's Little Red Barn Antique Show... p.78
5801 MJ Jewelers... p.57
Vintage - Finds & Apparel
5803 Pure West... p.51/p55
100 Joe Pete... p.19
1900 The Chicken Ranch... p.19
500 Tin Star Field... p.12
2205 Graces Treasure Hunt... p.32
VOGT Texas Auction... p.6
Vintage -Jewelry & Western
8002 Soho McKinney... p.60
80 Old Feed Store Field... p.21
5503 The Crow... p.61
2201 High Country... p.77 W Western Art
5803 Pure West... p.51/p.55
5101 Andrea Mathis Artists...p.55
Western - Tack / Decor
2203 Y Station... p.12
91 Baca Ranch Antiques... p.25
Wholesale
8888 Bill Moore’s Wholesale... p.75
Wine & Accessories
2200 County Line Antiques... p.74
6104 Busted Oak Cellars... p.29
8012 Bodega Wine Market... p.66
Winery
6104 Busted Oak Cellars... p.29
Woodworks
704 Woodies Woodworks... p.20
703 R.T. Roots Restoration... p.18
Yard Art
1001 Jill Suzanne... p.38
7700 McLaren’s Antiques & Interiors... p.8
2203 Y Station... p.12
Year - Round
5600 Round Top
Vintage Market... p.60
2201 High Country... p77
2200 County Line Antiques p.74
