March 14 - 28, 2026
As featured in the Cover Story
SPRING 2026 AREA VENUES CHECKLIST
Notes:
FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK
“The
Next 25 Years”
by Roberto Alvarado
For the spring show, March 2025, SHOW DAILY began the change, in celebration and recognition of 25 years. In the fall, we continued making the change through a “reinvention of the ink.” All of this was taking place as I pondered whether I belonged in publishing.
Today, I solidify that notion as I present to you the face of “
The Next 25 Years of Show Daily Magazine.”
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again:
“The show must go on, but not without Show Daily; not as long as I’m here or in any part of the world, for that matter.”
With this issue, I’m proud to show off our achievements. And as you can see, we’ve raised the bar. As the Editor, it is my goal to continue to improve content, composition, and fluidity, with sharpness unparalleled. We’re not slowing down.
First, I’d like to dedicate this issue to my family and the Almighty Creator. Thank you for your continued support and sincere love. I am truly blessed to have so many supporting me as I work to continue my father’s legacy. I know my father is looking down at me with a smile and his hand raised high. “Right back at ya, Pops, thank you for everything!”
Now, let me introduce the powerhouse, art genius, who needs no introduction. Most of you already know her or have heard of her and her unique work as an artist and an art therapist. With a special appearance on the cover, plus stepping in as Art Director and Designer, I share with you the amazing Julie Howard!
I’m ecstatic and blessed to have the opportunity to collaborate with such a talented human being. Julie is a skilled artist who specializes in creating hyper-realistic master pieces. If you have had the pleasure of gazing upon her work at The Arbors or The Compound in Round Top, you know what I mean. Her art is unlike any other. And did I mention that she makes her own pastels? The smooth, silk-like hues produce a one-of-a-kind look that is unmatched anywhere.
A big shout-out and a grand thank you to my good friend for making this edition of Show Daily a special one and introducing the beginning of “The Next 25 Years!”
The “Who’s Who” Guide to Texas’ Elite Art & Antique Events in Round Top Warrenton • Fayetteville Carmine • Burton & Beyond
EDITOR & PUBLISHER
Roberto Alvarado
CREATIVE DIRECTOR
J.Howard
CONTENT MANAGEMENT
Roberto Alvarado
Julie Howard
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Roberto Alvarado
Julie Howard
Debra Sherman
Heather Schultz
Cindy Schluter
Darren Schluter
AJ Krause
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Lilliana Alvarado
ADMINISTRATOR
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NEWS & CORRESPONDENCE
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Dust, Discovery, and the Thrill of the Hunt at Little House Field
After 30 years, Little House on the Hill (now simply named Little House Field) is undergoing a heartfelt renewal to welcome a new generation of vintage lovers and design-minded pickers.The Show House after years of being shuttered, was painstakingly restored just in time for the Fall 2025 Show. The restoration is dedicated to continuing the legacy of Cal Schluter, a name synonymous with the early grit and passion of the Texas antique circle.
A Legacy of Commitment
After Cal passed away last summer, his son and daughter-in-law, Darren and Cindy Schluter, aim to keep that authentic flame alive and the field open. By sifting through years of collected treasures—rescuing everything from antique and vintage furniture, lighting, artwork, glassware, and kitchenware— the new stewards of the field are bridging the gap to today’s evolving vintage design scene.
by Darren & Cindy Schluter
What’s New - and What Enduresat Little House Field
•The Show House Reimagined: The historic showroom is once again open, offering a curated experience within the rustic charm of the Warrenton landscape.
•A Curated Field Experience: Beyond the house, the grounds feature 20 vendors specializing in antiques, plants,
leather goods, clothing and unique vintage finds. A second show house on the field features JillSuzanne’s architectural pieces and unique décor items. JillSuzanne also hosts a ‘Late Night Shopping Event’ with live music, food and drinks on the evening of March 28th .
•Convenience:
Located at 4403 S ST HWY 237, the field remains a favorite ‘park and stroll’ destination for seekers of rusty and chippy treasures that first made Round Top famous.
March 12–28, 2026 the team at Little House Field invites you to discover ‘collected, not copied’ finds –proof that Little House Field remains a testament to the enduring magic of Round Top.
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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 and 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
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 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 Tv’s for sports, live music, RV spaces.
More Information Group W Productions 817-599-7664 Themarketplacewarrenton.com or info@groupwproductions.com
Old Feed Store & Warrenton Grocery Field
Located at 4253 S Hwy across from 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. Full Restaurant.
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
9:00a.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
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 6:00p.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 Lonestar Gallery. A fun venue featuring antiques, hip finds, and real cajun cooking!
More Information Andrea Canova 225-936-9269
Tin Star Field Antiques 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, 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 State Hwy 237. 150 booths+ Live music afternoon and nightly in The Beer Garden. More information 713-824-1157 or zapphall.com / info@zapphall.co
Oftenused to introduce a remark with emotion, such as
“Gee, that's a great idea!”
In the world of antiques and art, the letter G encompasses a wide range that defines centuries of design.
From historical styles and movements to essential techniques to key antique objects, the letter G has been a canvas for exquisite craftsmanship and a gateway to some of the most unique forms and styles generating many comments that begin with G.
We begin with garniture, a number of collection of any matching, but usually not identical, objects collected with the intention to be displayed together. It’s commonplace to find garniture on a mantle, but many are often placed on various pieces of furniture and ledges or niches. An art collector could have a garniture.
For Round Top antique dealers with garniture matching definitive sets. Focus on dealers specializing in European antiques, fine arts and curated collections like UK Treasures and Old Town Market, or specific vendors within The Compound
These venues house diverse dealers offering high end decorative items, porcelain and period pieces perfect for finding garniture within sets of vases, candelabras and ornamental pieces at various price points. Often sourced from France, Italy and other European States you may also find that this includes items from Texas. So be ready... to say OMG!
One might discover a unique chair among the curated collections known as the Glastonbury chair. The chair is an iconic piece of medieval style furniture, historically significant for its association with Glastonbury Abbey and its distinctive, easily transportable design. Though its name is Victorian , the design originates from15th century Italy and was later introduced to England in the early 16th century.
“O My Goodness, that's a folding chair!”
During one of Round Top's Antique and Design shows, it is possible to find one of these chairs at venues such as The Compound. A great place to begin your search for one of these unique finds.
For more of that OMGness.
Glass Art covers everything from historical glassware to contemporary fused, blown or stained glass, often with a rustic or unique charm fitting the Round Top aesthetic. Round Top glass art often refers to antique and vintage glass, including cut to clear and art glass found at the famous Round Top Texas Antique Fairs, but also encompasses modern studio glass such as that of the Glass Anvil or decorative pieces by artists such as Michael Moore of Hallettsville.
Glass Art shifted away from mass production and more toward a personal voice where artists were no longer anonymous. They were bold creators with a lot to say and more diverse than ever. While some artists stick with traditional blowing techniques, others often use casting, fusing and slumping to create new effects. Digital tools and modern kilns allow artists to further push the boundaries. Themes in modern studio glass cover a wide range of subjects, but the heart of the studio glass movement remains within a deep connection between artist and material.
Whether you area longtime lover of Glass Art or seeing it up close for the first time. the Round Top Antique and Design Shows offer something magical at every turn from the world of Glass Art.
Glass Art truly is an OMG!
But we cannot overlook Gourd Art, an ancient tradition using dried hard shell gourds as a canvas for decoration. Gourd Art has roots in early human history and have been used in various cultures for storytelling and spiritual expression all over the world, from ancient China and Peru to Native American tribes, they feature carving, painting, and burning to depict myths, daily life and family histories.
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RUSTIC BARN RETREATS
by AJ Krause
A colaborative dream of Greg and AJ Krause.
While driving to a conference, AJ Krause was surprised by the small town comunity of Round Top, Texas. From the moment she arrived in Round Top, she was certain this special place would become somewhere meaningful for her future family.
When she met Greg, they soon realized they share a mutual admiration for history and its preservation through architecture. Together they decided to take an enormous leap of faith and purchased a barn from the 1870’s that was dismantled and shipped to their land in Round Top. Being reassembled, this 1870’s barn became what is now a spacious and elegant venue for
retreats, weddings, family reunions, and artistic workshops and educational gatherings.
Since Rustic Barn Retreats quickly evolved into a popular venue for weddings and retreats with continuous bookings, Greg and AJ began their plans to include a chapel, reception hall and outdoor play space.
Greg and AJ are committed to continuing their dream to create what they believe should be a complete experience for guests, no matter what type of event.
Sharing this incredible piece of Round Top and their historic barn
venue is something they take great pride in. They are honored to be included in the Round Top community.
It would be important to note an exciting event for Spring 2027. “Wildflowers and Barbed WireAn Immersive Initiation for Texans,” is a women’s retreat scheduled for March 17-21.
Check out additional details in the ad on the facing page.
Scan the QR code to find the venue’s website and make your reservations!
Rusticbarnretreats.com
by Debra Sherman
R
ecently, Show Daily Magazine interviewed Brooke and Paul Michie, co-founders of Round Top Brewing & Kitchen. Paul is the Executive Chef and Brewer. Acting in tandem, their “all hands on deck” approach creates a team that covers the front of the house to the back of the house and making everything from scratch. What isn’t made from scratch is purchased from smaller purveyors locally in support of other small businesses emphasizing community, connection and quality. The original plan was to have a small-scale farmstead. When the opportunity to be in downtown Round Top was presented, Brooke and Paul decided to
“Give it a try.”
The structure that houses the business was moved from about a mile away and completely renovated. The business has grown and expanded a bit. The significance of having something that was here before and that will be here after is really special to the Michies. It is an establishment housed in a structure that has its own story.
“That seems to be a theme for us. Going back to the community, connection, and quality, that is how everything seems to work with us with our families joining us. The quality of life is better; our connections are stronger.
community along with us. So, we wanted to make sure that because we love it here, we wanted get to know people and try to understand in order to better serve them.”
Since Paul’s family is from Missouri, owning one of the smokers from a legendary Missouri smoker company became a goal. Investing in a beautiful smoker from his hometown, near Cape Girardeau Missouri, Round Top Brewing’s kitchen was ready to tantalize the pallet.
Your pallet for craft beer is a challenge they chose to accept to go with the delicious menu items. Round Top Brewing & Kitchen takes great pride in what they refer to as “their little system.” It consists of a US made still and crafter that was recommended by every top brewer the Michies respect in the industry. For bigger beer
production they are going to purchase a larger vessel, allowing them to do distribution on a small scale.
Another big plan the Michies being featured this year connecting the two spaces and move the kitchen operation from an early 1900s attic space to the bottom floor of what used to be Lolitop and gaining storage for package goods like their ever-popular pickles.
Round Top Brewing & Kitchen craft American style and a German style light lager. The American style light called “All In” is symbolic of the way they have worked this year. A second German style light named after highway 237 called “Helles.”
And although Brooke and Paul did not set out to be a burger joint, their burger is the number one seller followed by the pulled pork sandwich. A sandwich made with pork smoked in-house. The meats are prepared with the house rub and Peachy King barbecue sauce made with… yep that’s right, smoked peaches.
Happy Hour, Thursdays and Friday’s from 4 to close with Kitchen closing at 8. Open Sundays from 11:30 to 7, kitchen close at 6. During the antique show, Round Top Brewing Company & Kitchen adds a few days. But make note,
Modern Gourd artist have expanded techniques to not only preserve the cultural nature of the art style, but also to stretch the imagination. Like many gourd artist, Roy and Blanche Cabretta set out on a journey to become master gourd artist. The results brought them countless awards and collectors from all of the world. Their creations are exclusive to The Compound.
Gouache (pronounced ‘gwash”) is a water based paint known as opaque watercolor, made with pigment, water, and a binder such as gum arabic. Then an inert white pigment like chalk is added for its signature opacity. The key is its rich color that dries to a matte, flat finish. It behaves like watercolor but offers a covering power and layering ability that allows artists to paint light over dark and achieve bold, solid colors.
It is quite popular with many Texas artists.Standing out in the Texas art scene is Allison Hall, known for her joyful illustrations featured in shows like those in Round Top. Mary Baxter, Margie Crisp and the Dencio Duran blend traditional Texas scenes with modern styles found in Austin, Houston, Marfa and yes... even Round Top.
Roundtop features many artists during the shows, with popular styles of vibrant abstracts, traditional landscape, hyperrealistic storybook images, and unique Texas themes. Notable galleries like the Halles showcase artists like Steve Rubel, Kiki Slaughter and Raven Rockson. At the same time, local spots such as Laura Rath Fine Art with artists like Laura Goodson Andrea Mathis, and Cheryl Long.
J.Howard shares a love for handmade organic pastels to create vivid stories on canvas in hyperrealism.
Although Roundtop has always been known for antiques, it has become a true host to fine art. So bring your OMGness and...
We'll see you at the show!
Detail Map of Carmine Hwy 237 N & S with Fayetteville
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and “raising the bar.”
Curtis Ann Davis decided in 1998 to host her first antique show in Round Top, Texas. She was inspired to make her ideas become a
The Arbors Round Top has become one of the most renowned shows. Best known for its signature white tents, The Arbors offers
For Spring 2026, The Arbors has moved to a new Hwy 237 location this year, providing an opportunity to partner with The Venue
COVER ARTIST - JHoward
“The Visual Storyteller”
JHoward will prove to become one of America’s most collected artists. Her distinct details of line and color through artist illustration is loved by art collectors around the world.
Through sheer force of talent and dedication, she is achieving status in the art world what few contemporary artists even dream of. Crowded with intricate visual detail; haunted by presences seen and unseen; her drawings captivate the viewer on many levels. But, more important - particularly to her story – is her readiness to give God all the glory for her talents. JHoward insists that the inspiration for each piece could only come from Him. And now, whe is bringing to Show Daily Magazine.
“Drawing becomes a process of articulating an inspiration. Drawing can only be described as the most unrestrained of all medium and the most direct way of becoming a completly illustrated passion. As an artist I can enjoy the sheer spontaneity as pastel is applied to a piece of canvas capturing my thoughts and recording the slightest movement of my hand with rhythmic detail and personality. To witness the transformative effect that art can have, especially when art has been used as a platform for expression, goes beyond communicating visually. Expression of something essential, something someone wishes to c ommunicate about themselves through environmental order and chaos can be loud. Much of what I have to say is in my images, for they illustrate daily experiences recorded in my journal. I want to give my art a voice and a very loud one at that. My art speaks volumes in who and what I am.”
Also known as Dr. Howard, she honors individuals’ values and beliefs in all her therapeutic programs and activities. Her goal in mental health is to work with people who are challenged with medical and mental health problems, striving to facilitate proper therapeutic practices for individuals seeking emotional, creative, and spiritual growth. Through integrative methods in her expressive arts techniques, she has developed ways to engage the mind, body, and spirit communication without verbal articulation alone. Kinesthetic, sensory, perceptual, and symbolic opportunities invite alternative modes of receptive and expressive communication, which can circumvent the limitations of language.
Dr. Howard believes that visual and symbolic expression through art gives voice to experience and empowers individual, communal, and societal transformation. Children and adults on the autistic spectrum, including those diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder or post-traumatic stress disorder, often find art a viable way to communicate. This communication is extremely valuable when it speaks to the self. These individuals are known to be easily distracted and gain the ability to focus through the use of expressive art. Show Daily is proud to have her communicate your message to others.
What Makes Your Favorite Shop...
by Heather Schultz
At Bloom & Co. there is an atmosphere that makes you want to spend time looking. I always get excited as I notice so many goodies! Looking around there is a fun mixture of sensory beauty with ideas popping into your head about the “perfect gift.” And once you take in the smells, the selection of handmade pillows, candles, linen fashions and combinations of specially curated antique furniture can easily fit into your idea of perfection.
Obviously the storefront draws you in like the calm comfort of a friendly smile.
The casual check-in from associate behind the counter? No sales pitch, just an offer of assistance if needed. A welcoming atmosphere that makes the experience enjoyable, an adventure of the senses..
I have always found Round Top to be a little intimidating with its overstimulating number of things to look at and buy. What would make the experience more special in this Cowgirl playground than experiencing an adventure, rather than just a place to buy things. There is a sensory overload in the colors of the 15-foot fresh flower bar supplied by local farmers weekly. The aroma is wonderfully soothing mixed with that of the hand poured candles. Containers of fresh flowers are there to make your own bouquets. DIY floral arrangement classes have become a fun destination for ladies looking for a creative project to work on together.
Sue works behind the counter many days and assists Jen Zerrer, owner, during special flower
arranging events. Sue's ready smile and openhearted attitude is a blessing when you arrive. Funny, engaging and totally helpful. She is another pro who the owner relies on to "bloom" many of her ideas.
Jen Zerrer has been perfecting her selection for many years. Bloom & Co. originally opened on the square in Fayetteville before moving to its current address this winter.
In the hub of the Round Top Antique Show that folks fly in from all over the world to attend and need a place to spend the night. So, we operate two historic 1895 farmhouse AIRBNB rentals
The Bloom Inn and The Beattie Rose Cottage located at 201 West Bell Street, Fayetteville, TX.
the “Favorite”?
The charming property with rose gardens, sweet porches, pecan trees & modern amenities, sleeps up to 10 people. And just a short drive
“I started this business 15 years ago designing little girls’ clothes, called SheBloom, a brand that believes in blooming ideas, blooming little babes and budding possibilities.”
ROUND TOP FINE ART FESTIVALS
by Julie Howard
Art festivals celebrate cultural awareness through creative perspectives. A well-developed art festival fosters unity among artists, art lovers, collectors, and communities. An art festival can uniquely provide opportunities for individuals of varied backgrounds, talents, and creative viewpoints to come together, share, and engage. It says,
“Hello! Welcome!”
to all the senses and every emotion.
This year, The Compound Round Top is partnering with A Meeting of Styles, Inc. on a mission to provide regional, cultural, and educational enrichment that encourages, supports, and promotes visual arts and fine crafts with the inclusion of all artists and artisans from every group and demographic.
The Compound Round Top welcomes everyone with a venue owner and festival director who both genuinely believe inclusion should always be present.
Mark Massey, former mayor of Round Top, Texas, strives to
“Keep
Round Top, Round Top.”
While preserving the character and charm of the town, Mark Massey works to manage growth with a goal of creating a center for creatives to gather and share. The Compound is just that sort of place to bring folks together.
The goal of the festivals beginning in 2026 is to highlight a richness of artistic expression fostering an appreciation for all mediums, styles, personalities, and abilities. The purpose is to ignite conversations that bridge the gap between young and old through an exchange of knowledge, perspectives, and experiences. These conversations will spark a unique connection between society and creatives who have felt excluded because they experience life with special needs intertwined with special talents.
Until now there has never been a dialogue with artists who the world
sees as “disabled.” And yet we have celebrated artists with disabilities, but only when someone, at some point, has taken a moment to share their life and talent with the world. Artists like Claude Monet who continued painting after becoming blind. Frida Kahlo who suffered from polio; Henri Matisse who painted from a wheelchair; Vincent Van Gogh who suffered from severe mental illness; Stephen Wiltshire, a non-verbal autistic artist who thrives; Chuck Close who was a quadriplegic. Each of these artiststransformed mental, emotional, and physical challenges into powerful expressions in varied art forms.
“Welcome,
Artists with disabilities that never allowed their creative talent to become disabled. On the contrary, it flourished.
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The Fine Art Festivals of The Compound Round Top will be a platform for special talents such as these, allowing their continued creativity to flourish. Spring and Fall each year, artists of all styles and abilities will be empowered and encouraged to share their work on a 57-acre event destination just two miles south of Round Top’s historic town square over a three-day period, Friday to Sunday in May and November.
Where I Like to Eat & Hang Out During the Show
by Artist J.Howard
Restaurants get VERY busy during the show, and some require reservations weeks or months in advance. As someone who doesn’t like to wait, I highly recommend looking at my list and calling the restaurants for reservation information, so you are ahead of the game.
Many show venues will have “pop up” restaurants or food trucks, so I have shared with you my favorites. There are also many spots in Round Top where you can grab a cocktail or wine to just take time and socialize. And for an FYI... there are special hosted dinners and events you can choose to participate in and enjoy something a little more private.
FOOD TRUCKS
Artisan & Vine Market – Blue Hills
by Tres Market Foods– Blue Hills
Dapper Bear Seafood – Blue Hills
Tumbleweed Food Company – Blue Hills
Wildflyer Mead Co. – Blue Hills
Twisted Oak Pizza – Blue Hills
Crepes at French Renaissance – Blue Hills
& Mini Donuts at Cotton Shed! – Blue Hills
The Mix Café – The Arbors
Papa’s Snak Shak – The Arbors
Thai Cowboy - The Compound
(Authentic Thai food)
Azul Mediterranean Bistro & CoffeeThe Compound
MUNCIES ON THE GO
Popi Burger/Local Roots - Round Top
104 N. Washington Street • 979.249.5161
Round Top Mercantile Company
438 N. Washington Street • 979.249.3117
COFFEE & TEA
Fruit Tea Chicks serving specialty tea by the Party Barn
Maple & Honey Coffee Co. serving specialty coffee and baked goods in a cute pink trailer by the Party Barn
Neon Moon Coffee serving specialty coffee and baked goods all day on the patio
Round Top Coffee
serving specialty coffee, sandwiches and baked goods with extended show hours
BAR HANG OUT
Ellis Motel Bar in Henkel Square
serving beer, wine and cocktails located on the patio by the showrooms, the Party Barn, on the Barn G lawn & in the Maison 30A lounge
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Round Top
Big Red Barn Event Center
Located at 475 S SH-237, Carmine.
Original Round Top Antiques Fair. North Of Round Top. Free Admission.Free on-site parking. Air conditioned indoor space & tents. Food Vendor.
More information roundtoptexasantiques.com
Bloom & Co
126B N. Live Oak St. Fayetteville. Thur.-Sat. 11am-5pm Sun 12-3pm
More Information 979-541-1708
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 bluehillsatroundtop.com
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
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 www.mclarensantiquesandinteriors.com
Round Top Vintage Market
10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. a quality venue featuring antiques, vintage, collectables and art.
Open every weekend throughout the year.
More Information Barbara Grin 281-731-5132 or roundtopvintagemarket.com
The Arbors
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Located one mile norrth 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@arborsantiques.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 roundtopcompaund.com
Authentic Thia Food - Thai Cowboy
Autnetic Mediteranian Food - Azull Bistri & Coffee
The Venue
Located at 2000 N. State Hwy-237 Round Top.
More Information Wesley Beard 903-586-7952
HIGH COUNTRY VENUE
-A vision in the process
by Debra Sherman
It began when Lee Sherman was driving his wife, Debra, to the Big Red Barn to start her day as a vendor. A “FOR SALE” sign had just been placed on a piece of property on Spur 458 in Carmine, TX, about 3 minutes from the Big Red Barn. Locally known as the “Y”, the property immediately brought a “vision” to Debra. Lee and Debra became owners of the property and Debra knew immediately what could and would happen. A new 6400 square foot building was constructed with the antiques showroom in front with a home attached in the back.
The shop in this building houses Dancing Wolf Gallery a long time seller at both Marburger Farms and the Big Red Barn. Dancing Wolf Gallery opened for the 2024 Fall Show and the vision continues. Along with a passion for offering the best vintage Native American jewelry available, Debra continues to source great paintings, furniture and historic pieces of cowboy and Indian art.
After the 2024 Fall Show, cottages were brought and placed on the
land behind the house. Two 12’ x 20’ cottages first and then a 12’ x 30’ cottage. All amenities were added making them ready to rent.
“I wanted my vendors to be comfortable because of my experience as a vendor renter
for many years.”
Cottage A currently cowboy and Indian art, vintage western clothing, western Americana books, and unusual cowboy and Indian pieces.
Cottage B is rented by Mary Eikenhorst , UK Treasures, a longtime Round Top dealer with awesome English white Ironstone, furniture and miscellaneous; and Cottage C is the home of artist Jenny Good who uses the cottage as both a studio and a gallery for her watercolors and collages.
The old metal “workshop” has been renovated and rented to Danny Tytenicz of The Shed at the Spur, specializing in world class art of all mediums. Here a buyer can also find rare and unusual furniture, oriental art, bronzes, yard and garden art.
The next phase was a complete redo on the old house. With a “gallery” open concept showroom, this building was rented immediately by two women from Colorado, Cowgirl Class owned by Barbara Garrison, and Vintage Viking Treasures owned by Becky Tamlyn. These gals specialize in what may be the best vintage and mid-mod glass in the area.
For the 2026 Spring Show, High Country Venue will feature Honest to Goodness Growers with flowers, plants and trees l in the old barn behind the Gallery House. Displays of vintage planters, pots and the unusual with imagination and style.
The “vision” continues with more Cottages to be added to bring a small village atmosphere and the possibility of a “small home” added in the far pasture. But for sure, this is a location you do not want to miss. We are open year round on Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10-5, and located at 1720 Spur 458, Carmine, TX.
March 14 - March 28, 2026
Nestled in the heart of Round Top, Texas, you will find a destination designed to bring together artisans, designers, and creatives from all of the world. A bright, vibrant environment curated for just such an atmosphere brimming with creativity.
Known as The Hive, its mission is to foster a community of exceptional craftsmanship, quality, inspiration, and uniqueness.
Welcome to The Hive
The Hive is a beautifully constructed barn that serves as a central hub for vendors during the Spring and Fall Round Top Antique Weeks, as well as, the Winter Antiques and Design Show each year.
A marketplace that encourages visitors to explore a diverse selection of antiques, fine furnishings, art, fashion, and handcrafted specialty items.
Carmine
County Line Antique Show
Located at the intersection of Hwy-237 and FM 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 SophieMoore - 760-587-1300 www.countylineantiqueshow.com
Grace’s Treasure Hunt Antique Show
Located at the Y Station.
Dealer friendly! Bargins galore! Big top tents and indoor dealers. More Information Grace Young 713-557-5991
High Country
“New Venue” Located at 1720 S. Hwy 458 Shop the finest flow blue, antiques, Nativve American
Jewelry, folk art, furniture and more. More Information 303-909-2724
The Hive
Located at the corner of Hwy-237 and 1211 W. Fuchs Road
A new destination for furniture, home decor, art,unique finds andmeaningful design. Hometo MineraliA and From The Earth
Visit www.tehiveroundtop.com
Y Station
Located at 212 N. Tx 237 EARLY SHOPPERS WELCOME!
Spring Show March 14th-28th
Food service by Roadside Cafe 2145
Royers Pie Haven Pop-ups Monday 3/23 5:30-7:30
Benefiting Gather n Grace
Every dollar raised from the community room will go to the Gardinia E Jansen Animal Shelter More information Len Peters 770-940-400
Burton
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 and view exhibits year-round.More Information call 979-289-3378 or visit www.texascottonginmuseum.org.
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New Roots and Branches in Downtown Fayetteville
by Heather Schultz
One of my favorite stores on Fayetteville’s Historic Town Square has been Vintage Rose Market. Recently, one of the vendors sharing space in the shop has become the new owner. Tina Schobel has been selling her special finds for a couple of years, dreaming about being more than just a vendor. When the opportunity presented itself, Tina jumped on it. God’s timing is ALWAYS best! The combined tastes and goods offered in this little treasure of a store make for a fun adventure for us who love to stop in, shop, and discover.
Anold-fashioned gathering place where coffee groups meet for yummy homemade breakfast treats has become a highlight for those who frequent the shop.
On December 1, 2025, Roots and Branches was born.
“I thought long and hard about a name. I really love the connection to ancestors through antiques and old items –hence the strong roots. The branches represent the new life given to these pieces, as well as the new items that we have available in the shop.”
There is a special lady who has been front of house managing the store and hosting coffee groups for interested locals over the last several years. Samantha Ahrens has an uncanny ability to remember where anything you are looking for is located in the building. As one who has annoyingly specific requests, I have always been directed right to the best vendor’s space for my needs. Personally, I would say that Samantha’s knack for understanding her customers and the way the shop best presents itself along with Tina’s leadership will be a perfect combination.
Tina envisions offering a unique variety of old and new. She has wonderful vendors in the shop that help do just that; for people to come to the shop that are just needing a quick gift, as well as those that want to linger and look in every nook and cranny for the “thing” they didn’t know they were looking for. Just as a side note, Tina is selling her version of Texas Trash that is going to be known as Roots Rubbish.
Along with Fayetteville growing and evolving, the same is happening with Roots and Branches, a treasure of a place to visit, so don’t miss Roots and Branches on the Square when you to come to explore.
You won't be disappointed...
The heart & soul of any community
is its people.
by Roberto Alvarado
People in Flatonia are friendly and inviting. The Flatonia spirit of the community can be felt on every street corner. Newcomers to Flatonia discover that they can blend their own traditions and cultures with the area’s Southern hospitality and history. So you can easily say that Flatonia is a community rich in history, cultural diversity, and opportunity.
One of the true pleasures of Flatonia is downtown where you can enjoy a stroll down Main Street within the 36 acres of the Flatonia Historic District listed in the National Register of Historic Places. That's right, the City of Flatonia has a historic district
FLATONIA, TEXAS
Czech It Out
listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The district encompasses 36 acres of the old downtown of Flatonia centered around the Union Pacific Railroad tracks with both North and South Main Streets running east/west, and bounded on the west by South Faires Street and on the east by Middle Street.
Flatonia has numerous attractions for citizens and tourists to visit. For golf enthusiasts, there is a superb, well-maintained 9-hole golf course where greens fees are low. The painted churches in the area are truly remarkable and something everyone should experience.
People love to visit the railroad park in Flatonia, with one of the very few remaining rail switching towers remaining. Flatonia is one of the few cities in the U.S. to have a train with North-South and East-West routes. Anyone can browse antique shops, take in the beautiful architecture, or watch passing railcars bound for unknown destinations.
Where I Like to Eat & Hang Out During the Show
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MUNCHIES ON THE GO
Popi Burger/Local Roots - Round Top
104 N. Washington Street • 979.249.5161
Round Top Mercantile Company
438 N. Washington Street • 979.249.3117
RESTUARANTS
22 North Holland - Bellville
22 N. Holland Street • 979.865.3000
Chef/owner Cody Vasek serves up delicious farm-totable meals working with locally grown foods.
JW’s Steakhouse - Carmine
122 S. Hauptstrasse Street • 979.278.4240
Joe’s Place - Fayetteville
120 N. Live Oak Street, Fayetteville • 979.378.9035
Orsak’s Café - Fayetteville
121 W. Fayette Street • 979.378.2719
The Wine Bar Restaurant at the Grand Fayette Hotel - Fayetteville
201 W. Fayette Street • 979.716.6988
Located on Fayetteville’s historic square. Chefs Kathy and George Valtasaros serving incredible cuisine...in my opinion.
Lulu’s - Round Top
204 E. Mill Streetp • 979.249.5171
Mandito’s- Round Top
102 S. Washington Street • 979.249.5181
Popi Burger/Local Roots - Round Top
104 N. Washington Street • 979.249.5161
Arguably the best place in town to grab burgers, brews, and shakes. Local Roots offers an extensive menu of traditional breakfast and lunch items along with charcuterie boards for dining in, or taking out. Catering available for small groups and events.
Round Top Smoke House -Round Top
199 Henkel Circle (behind Henkel Square Hall)
Lee Ellis’ central Texas barbeque with Tex-Mex and Asian influences.
Royers Pie Haven - Round Top
190 Henkel Street, Round Top • 979.249.5282
In my opinion, choosingto eat dessert first is the best decision by far. Pie...withoput a doubt!
Royers Round Top Café - Round Top
105 Main Street, Round Top • 979.249.3611
The granddaddy of them all, Royers has served comfort food for 30 years.
The Garden Co. – Feed & Firewater - Round Top
104 Wantke Street • 979.249.2588
American cuisine and custom cocktails; plus beautiful interiors, the town’s best deck.
The Little Cheese Shop in Round Top
104 Schumann Lane • 979.250.3355
Everything one could need for a cheese board, including charcuterie, olives, pickles, honeys, chutneys, dried fruits, nuts, crackers, bread, hummus, pimento cheese, and chocolates.
The Stone Cellar - Round Top
550 N. Washington Street • 979.249.3390
At this dance hall and rustic wine venue, snack on apps, salads, sandwiches, or thin-crust pizza with your adult beverage; live music most nights.
La Grange
Addie’s Attic
Located at 124 N Hwy 237
Featuring metal art, vintage collectibles, cow hides and much much more! Wolesale Buyers Welcome
Kat’s Antiques
Located at 130 N. Washington St
Friday and Saturday 10-5pm Sunday Noon - 5pm
Fayetteville
Antiques Off The Square
Located at 507 E Main St., Faetteville, Tx
The Fayetteville Antique 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 sparking with daily Happy Hour starting at 5:30
More Information Lisa 318-467-1603
Roots & Branches
Located at 124 N Live Oak, Fayetteville, Tx Featuring antiques, collectibles, home decor, vintage finds, and more.
More Information 281-658-2552
THE BEST PLACES TO STAY
Oaks Cottage- 1620 Highway 290 West, Carmine, TX 78932. (832) 514-9345
The Vintage Round Top- 1450 N Highway 237, Round Top, TX 78954. (713) 859-5993
The White House on the Hill- 5025 Wickel Rd, Burton, TX 77835. (832) 264-3992
Big Sky Barndominium- 1919 Rohde Rd, Round Top, TX 78954. (713) 594-1955
Black Dog Cabins- 3643 Noak Road, Round Top, TX 78954. 832-752-6114
Blackbird Farm- 1488 FM 2503, Ellinger, TX 78938 713-818-9766
BlissWood Bed&Breakfast- 13597 Frantz Road, Cat Springs, TX 7893. 713-301-3235
Blue Bunkhouse- 821 FM 954, Fayetteville, TX 78940. 713-875-0755
Boho at The Vintage Round Top 1450 N Highway 237, Round Top, TX 78954. 713-859-5993
Bungalow on Botts- (979) 476-8270
Burton Ranch House- 5955 Fischer Road, Burton, TX 77835. 239-462-2632
Cot-N-Coffee at Walhalla- 1724 W. FM 1291, Round Top, TX 78954. 281-728-9431
Cottages on Cedar Creek Ranch- 1040 Carmine Cemetery Road, Carmine, TX 78932. 217369-8036
Daus Cabin 4 The Weekend- 5318 Post Oak Lane, Brenham, TX 77833 Location in Shelby. (979)270-1294
Dippel’s RV Park- 8945 FM 2981, Fayetteville, TX 78944. (979) 249-3749
Eisley at The Vintage Round Top- 1450 N Highway 237, Round Top, TX 78954. 713-859-5993
Element Ranch- 3780 Althaus Rd., Carmine, TX 78932. (713) 438-8868
Farmstead Round Top- 219 FM 954, Round Top, TX 78954. (979) 966-7187
Flophouze Shipping Container Hotel- 1132 W. FM 1291, Round Top, TX 78954. (979) 3532627
Glamp Inn- 4212 State Hwy 237, Round Top, TX 78954. (512) 797-9815
Good Haus Country Cottage- 4749 S. State Hwy 237, Round Top, TX 78954. 979-702-1442
Gray Rooster Guest House- 422 Shumacher Street, Fayetteville, TX 78940. 713-824-0549
Heaven and Earth Farm- 5141 FM 1457, Round Top, TX 78954. 979-249-5821
Hilltop Ranch- (847) 708-6022
HOSTÎE | Vacation Rentals- (979) 250-1244
Hotel Lulu- 204 E Mill St, Round Top, TX 78954. (713) 520-5748
Indigo Cottages at Pecan Hill- (281) 435-3604
Kobza Haus- (979) 250-1244
Laughing Hen Silos- 4741 TX 159, La Grange, TX 78945. (979) 966-9259
Lillian Farms Country Estate- 12570 FM 1155 East, Washington, TX 77880. (979) 421-6332
Lonely Goat Farm- (512) 656-9035
Milk & Honey Ranch- (979) 221-6149
NL HomePlace Inn- (806) 336-8171
THE BEST PLACES TO STAY
Palm Springs, TX- (713) 539-4229
Pecan Grove Inn- 233 Augsburg Ave, Carmine, TX 78932. 281-433-8845
Pierce at The Vintage Round Top- 1450 N Highway 237, Round Top, TX 78954. 713-859-5993
Red Apple Cottage- 3962 Wagner Rd, Round Top, TX 78954. (713) 882-3552
Rockin’ Star Ranch, LLC- 8002 Fuelburg Pease Lane, Brenham, TX 77833. 800-778-3196
Rocky Creek Farms Barndominium- 1530 Kneip Rd, Round Top, TX 78954. 713-253-2114
Roline’s Guest House- 209 W. Market St., Fayetteville, TX 78940. 979-431-1010
Rollin N’ Storage & RV- 281-844-7313
Round Top Festival Institute- 248 Jaster Rd, Round Top, TX 78954. (979) 249-3129
Round Top Hotel- 705 N. State Highway 237, Round Top, TX 78954. (832) 978-2007
Round Top Inn- 407 S. White St., Round Top, TX 78954. (979) 249-5294
Rustic Barn Retreats- (310) 717-9465
Saddle Creek Cabins- 9021 FM 389, Fayetteville, TX 78940. (281) 933-6373
Solar-Wilson Village- 1810 FM 1291, Ledbetter, TX 78946
Stardust Ranch- (979) 208-7553
Stonebrook Farm B & B- 3686 Rehburg Rd, Burton, TX 77835. (979) 219-2147
Texas Country Guest House- 7103 Old Mill Creek Rd, Brenham, TX 77833. 936-539-8911
The Farmhouse at Round Top Ranch Antiques- 2545 Texas 237, Round Top, TX 78954
The Frenchie- 311 N. Live Oak St., Round Top, TX 78954. 979-208-9851
The Grace Inn, a Bear and Dog Real Estate Property- (979) 451-6661
The Lone Star Farm- 2218 Hartfield Road, Round Top, TX 78954. 832-217-9228
The Round Top Motel- 304 S White St, Round Top, TX 78954
The Royale- (310) 738-2699
The Silos at Round Top- 825 Carmine Cemetery Road, Houston, TX 78932. (832) 250-2998
The South of Dakota Ranch- 214-448-7205
The Vintage Round Top- 1450 N Highway 237, Round Top, TX 78954. 713-859-5993
The Webb Family Ranch | Carmine Cottage- 11022 Wildlife Circle, Carmine, TX 78932. (832) 797-0211
The White House on the Hill- 5025 Wickel Rd, Burton, TX 77835. (832) 264-3992
Three Oaks Farm- 5728 State Hwy 237, Round Top, TX 78954. 713-858-4932
Vintage Southern Comfort- (713) 826-6915
Wakefield Farms LLC - 601 Pulawski School Lane, Brenham, TX 77426. 979-251-1459
Wander Inn- 1215 Texas 237, Round Top, TX 78681. (979) 249-5865
Warrenton Inn and the W Venue. (210) 990-1111
Westview Ranch and Retreat 1060 Brushy Road, Fayetteville, TX 78940. (713) 812-1220
Whippoorwill Haus at Round Top- 2949B Kneip Road, Round Top, TX 78954. (713) 806-4536
A
Accessories-Fashion
BUYER’S GUIDE
81 Five & Dime Boutique…pg.26
84 Blue Quail Design…pg.26
8002 Soho Mckinney…pg.43
Americana
1900 The Chicken Ranch…pg.30
1500 Renck Hall…pg.20
2203 Y Station…pg.31
Amish furniture
200 The Grainery…pg.32-33
Antiques
0100 Axe Antiques ... pg. 38
400 BAR-W…pg.16-17
2200 County Line …pg.54
5503 RoundTopRd.…pg34
1900 The Chicken Ranch…pg.130
500 Tin Star Field…pg.18
2202 The Shed…pg.51
2201 High Country…pg.48
Indian Creek Antiques ...g. 38
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
0000 Little House FIeldpg.14
80 Old feed Store Field…pg.26
90 Old Town market…pg.19
9008 Addi’s AtMic…pg.59
2205 Grace’s Treasure Hunt…pg.38
2203 Y Station…pg.51
90 Baca Ranch Antiques…pg.18
VOGT Texas Auctions…pg. 2
1400 Tree Park Field…pg.20
800 Granny McCormick’s …pg. 22
100 Joe Pete…pg.20
2204 Texas Rose Antiques…pg. 3
96 Blue Ocean Traders…pg.27
8888 Bill Moore …pg.55
8016 Kat’s Antiques…pg.59
7003 Roots and Branches…pg.61
6002 Southern Classic …pg.59
0002Things at Roche’s…pg. 22
UK Treasures…pg.57
Antique Military
6004 Axe Antiques…pg.38
Antique Windows
401 Payne’s Stained Glass…pg.121
Apparel-Women’s
8002 Soho McKinney…pg.43
80 Old Feed Store Field…pg.26
81 Five & Dime Boutique…pg.26
84 Blue Quail Designs…pg.26
0002 Honey Bunny ...pg.61
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
Appraisal
VOGT Texas Auction…pg.2
Architectural
1001 JillSuzanne…pg.23
2200 County Line …pg.54
7700 McLaren’s Antiques ...pg. 6
The Grainery…pg.32=33
2203 Y Station…pg.51
703 Round Top Roots…pg.21
Armor
6004 Axe Antiques…pg.38
Art
2202 The Shed…pg.31
2201 High Country…pg.48
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
VOGT Texas Auctions…pg. 2
2203 Y Station…pg.51
2200 County Line …pg.54
5503 RoundTopRd.…pg.39
96 Blue Ocean Traders…pg.25
6957 Organic Pastels ... pg. 34
ATM
400 BAR-W Field…pg.16-17
Auction
7000Antiques Off The Squarepg.56
VOGT Texas Auctions…pg.2
B
Bakery
8000 Weikel’s Bakery…pg.61
Barn Beams
200 The Grainery…pg.32-33
703 Round Top Roots …pg.21
Bath & Body Products
1402 Els Handmade Soap…pg.18
Books
Turqoise Drifter ... pg. 11
Boutique
8002 Soho McKinney…pg.60
81 Five & Dime Boutique…pg.21
5901 Vincent Peach…pg.3
Darlin’s French Farmhouse…pg.20
0100 The Compound ... pg. 7
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
0002 Honey Bunny ...pg.61
Bracelets
84 Blue Quail Designer…pg.26
5503 RoundTopRd…pg.39
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
Breakfast
6101 Round Top Coffee …pg.37
8000 Weikel’s Bakery…p.61
500 Tin Star Café…pg.18
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
0100 The Compound ... pg. 7
C
Cabin Rentals
6104 Busted Oak Cellars…pg.53
4444 Stage Coach Cabins pg. 24
0006 Rustic Barn Retreats ...pg. 31
1400 Tre Park Cabins ... 15
Candles
1001 Jill Suzanne…pg.23
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
Carnival Glass
90 Baca Ranch Antiques…pg.18
Chandeliers
1600 Charles Keyton & Co…IC
7700 McLaren’s Antiques...pg.6
2203 Y Station…pg.51
2200 County Line …pg.54
Clothing
81 Five & Dime Boutique…pg.26
80 Old Feed Store Field…pg.26
8002 Soho McKinney…pg.43
500 Tin Star Field…pg.18
0002 Honey Bunny ...pg.61
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
0100 The Compound ... pg. 7
Coffee
6101 Round Top Coffee …pg.37
8000 Weikel’s Bakery…pg.61
500 Tin Star Café…pg.18
BUYER’S GUIDE
0100 The Compound ... pg. 7
Coins
5901 Vincent Peach…pg.1
Collectibles
8102 Eagle Emporium…pg.61
900 Old Town Market…pg.19
600 The Blue House…pg.39
5600 Round Top Vintage …pg.39
800 Granny McCormick’s…pg.22
2203 Y Station…pg.31
Cottonwood Pines Gallery…pg. 53
Cow Hides
9008 Addi’s Attic…pg.34
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
Concho Belt
5503 RoundTopRd…pg.39
Container Storage
1014 Container Source ...pg.51
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
Country Antiques
2200 County Line …pg.54
8102 Engle Emporium…pg.61
2203 Y Station…pg.51
Crystals
0005 ABC Rox ... pg.15
2204 Texas Rose Antiques…pg.3
1405 Trini & Julies …pg.20
703 R.T. Roots Restoration…pg.21
Cupolas
1001 Jill Suzanne…pg.23
Cottonwood Pines Gallery…pg. 53
D
Design
96 Blue Ocean Traders…pg.25
D Bar C ...pg. 15
0004 The Hive ... pg. 52
0100 The Compound ... pg. 7
Diamonds
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay…pg.43
6002 Southern Classic …pg.37
5901 Vincent Peach…pg.1
Deli/Dining
8012 Bodega Wine Market…pg.59
6101 Round Top Coffee ..pg.37
1404 Nana’s Snack Shack…pg.15
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
Doors
8888 Bill Moore’s …pg.55
2200 County Line …pg.54
200 The Grainery…pg.32-33
Dumpster Rentals
1014 Container Source …pg.51
E
Earrings
84 Blue Quail Design…pg.26
6002 Southern Classic …pg.37
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay…pg.43
5901 Vincent Peach…pg.1
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
0100 The Compound ... pg. 7
Electric
100 Joe Pete…pg.20
Entertainment
5800 The Arbors…pg.41
6104 Busted Oak Cellars…pg.53
Tin Star Cafe ... pg.18
Old Town Market ... pg. 19
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
Estate Jewelry
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay…pg.43
6002 Southern Classic …pg.37
0100 The Compound ... pg. 7
European
2200 County Line …pg.54
200 The Grainery…pg.32-33
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
0100 The Compound ... pg. 7
The European Furniture-Antique
7700 McLaren’s Antiques…pg.6
2200 County Line …pg.54
8888 Bill Moore’s…pg55
Farmhouse Decor
0100 The Compound ... pg. 7 F
1400 Tree Park Field…pg.15
2203 Y Station…pg.51
Fashion
8002 Soho McKinney…pg.43
81 Five & Dime Boutique…pg.26
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
84 Blue Quail Designs…pg.26
0100 The Compound ... pg. 7
Fields
400 Bar W Field…pg.16
1500 Renck Field…p.20
1400 Tree Park Field…pg.15
80 Old Feed Store Field…pg.26
600 The Blue Field…pg.19
800 Granny McCormick’s .. pg. 22
500 Tin Star Field…pg.18
1900 The Chicken Ranch…pg.30
Old Town Market ... pg. 19
Fine Jewelry
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay…pg.43
5901 Vincent Peach…pg.1
6002 Southern Classic …pg.37
0100 The Compound ... pg. 7
Folk Art
2200 County Line …pg.54
1500 Renck Field…pg.20
2203 Y Station…pg.51
50 Punkies Place…pg.21
Folk Art Mexican
50 Punkies place…pg.21
Food Vendors
600 The Blue House field…pg.39
2203 Y Station…pg.51
7700 McLaren’s Antiques…pg.6
5600 Round Top Vintage ...39
800 Granny McCormick’s …pg.22
90 Old Town Market…pg.19
1400 Tree Park field…pg.20
1404 Nana’s Snack Shack…pg.15
500 Tin Star Cafè…pg.18
1500 Renck Hall…pg.20
1209 One N’ Only…pg.20
4001 Murphy’s Steakhouse…pg.53
0100 The Compound ... pg. 7
BUYER’S GUIDE
The Arbors ... pg.40
French Antiques
8888 Bill Moore’s …pg.55
2200 County Line …pg.54
7700 McLaren’s Antiques …pg.6
Funky Vintage
50 Punkies Place…pg.21
703 R.T. Roots Restoration…pg.21
600 The Blue House Field…pg.39
Furniture
9008 Addi’s Attic…pg.34
2200 County Line …pg.54
30 Blue Ocean Traders…pg.25
703 R.T. Roots Restoration…pg.21
8888 Bill Moores …pg.55
7700 McLauren’s Antiques…pg.6
704 Woodies Texas Mesq... pg.20
50 Punkie’s Place…pg.21
2203 Y Station…pg.51
The Hive…pg.52
0100 The Compound ... pg. 7
G
Garden-Antique
2200 County Line …pg.54
2203 Y Station…pg.51
600 The Blue House &Field ...pg.39
80 Old Feed Store Field…pg.26
Things at Roche’s…pg.22
Darlin’s French Farmhouse…pg.20
Glass/Glassware
9008 Addi’s Attic…pg.34
2200 County Line …pg.54
1600 Charles Keyton & Co…pg.IC
90 Baca Ranch Antiques…pg.18
8009 Le Petite Gourmet…pg.58
401 Paynes Glass…pg.21
30 Blue Ocean Traders…pg.25
Golf Collectibles
8102 Engle Emporium…pg.61
Grain Bags
2200 County Line …pg.54
5600 Vintage Fabrics & Etc…pg.39
Guns
6004 Axe Antiques…pg.32
800 Granny McCormick’s…pg.22
H
Handcraft/Handmade
5901 Vincent Peach…pg.1
703 R.T. Roots Restoration…pg.21
1402 El’s Handcraft Soap…pg.18
30 Blue Ocean Traders…pg.25
0004 The Hive ... pg. 52
Home Decor
703 R.T.Roots Restoration…pg.21
80 Old Feed Store Field…pg.26
800 Granny Mccormick’s …pg.22
7100 Vintage Fabrics Etc…pg.39
2203 Y Station…pg.31
600 The Blue House Field…pg.39
8016 Kat’s Antiques…pg.54
30 Blue Ocean Traders…pg.25
90 Old Town Market…pg.19
2205 Grace’s Treasure Hunt…pg.33
90 Baca Ranch Antiques…pg.18
7003 Roots and Branches…pg.61
5807 Tang Dynasty ….Back Cover
0004 The Hive…pg.52
Darlin’s French Farmhouse...pg. 20
I
Industrial
7700 McLaren’s Antiques …pg.6
1500 Renck Hall…pg.20
1001 Jill Suzanne…pg.23
400 Bar W Field…pg.16
J
Jewelry
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay…pg.43
5901 Vincent Peach…pg.1
1001 Jill Suzanne…pg.23
5503 RoundTopRd.…pg.39
6002 Southern Classic …pg.37
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
81 Five & Dime Boutique…pg.26
84 Blue Quail Design…pg.26
0007 Indian Creek ... pg. 38
D Bar C ...pg. 15
Junk
50 Punkie’s Place…pg.21
600 The Blue House Field…pg.39
400 Bar W…pg.16
100 Joe Pete…pg.20
1500 Renck Hall…pg.20
K
Kitchen/Kitchenalia
1600 Charles Keyton & Co…IC
2203 Y Station…pg.51
2200 County Line Antiques..pg.54
8009 Le Petite Gourmet …pg.58
L
Late Night
7000Antiques Off the Square pg.56
1900 The Chicken Ranch…pg.30
600 The Blue House Field…pg.39
90 Old Town Market…pg.19
500 Tin Star Field…pg.18
LaGrange Shops
8016 Kat’s Antiques…pg.65
8012 Bodega Wine Market…pg.66
8022 UPS…pg.66
8000 Honey Bunny’s…pg.68
Lamps/Lamp Shades
5807 Tang Dynasty …pg.BC
D Bar C ...pg. 15
Leather Accessories
5901 Vincent peach…pg.1
500 Tin Star Field…pg.18
400 Bar W Field…pg.16
Lighting
7700 McLaren’s Antiques…pg.6
2203 Y Station…pg.51
1600 Charles Keyton & Co…pg.IC
600 The Blue House & Field…pg.39
30 Blue Ocean Traders…pg.25
Linens / Lace- Estate
2204 Texas Rose Antiques…pg.3
5600 Vintage Fabrics & Etc…pg.39
2203 Y Station…pg.51
Lodging
4444 Stage Coach Cabins…pg.24
6104 Busted Oak Cellars…pg.53
2201 High Country…pg.48
1400 Tree Park Cottages…pg.15
Rustic Barn Retreats….pg. 30
M
Minerals
1405 Trini & Julies Minerals…pg.20
703 R.T. Roots Restoration…pg.21
BUYER’S GUIDE
400 Bar W Field…pg.16
Military
6004 Axe Antiques…pg.38
Mexican- Clothing/Treasures
50 Punkies Place…pg.21
Mid Century
500 Tin Star Field…pg.18
2203 Y Station…pg.51
Modern/Deco
7000 Antiques Off The Square…pg.56
1900 The Chicken Ranch…p.38
2203 Y Station…pg.51
7700 McLaren’s Antiques…pg.6
0004 The Hive ... pg. 52
Monogramming
Darlin’s French Farmhouse…pg.20
Music/Live
80 Old Feed Store Field…pg.26
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
90 Old Town Market…pg.19
500 Tin Star Field…pg.18
Native American
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay…pg.43
5503 RoundTopRd…pg.33
2201 High County…pg.48
80 Old Feed Store Field…pg.26
84 Blue Quail Designs…pg.26
80 Old Feed Store Field..pg.21
North Star Turquoise…pg. 18
Navajo Jewelry
5503 RoundTopRd…pg.33
2201 High Country…pg.48
84 Blue Quail Designs…pg.26
80 Old Feed Store Field…pg.26
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay…pg.43
Office Supplies
8022 UPS…pg. 58
81 Five & Dime Boutique…pg.26
UK Treasures ....pg. 57
Parking
400 Bar W Field…pg.16
800 Granny McCormick’s…pg.22
Pastries
8000 Weikels Bakery…pg.61
Cakes by Joan ...pg. 26
Pearls
5901 Vincent Peach…pg.1
Photography/Pin Up
Cottonwood Pines Gallery…pg.53
Pickers Paradise
2200 County Line Antiques…pg.54
Y2203 Station…pg.51
600 The Blue House & Field…pg.39
800 Granny McCormicks Yard…pg.22
Pillows
5807 Tang Dynasty …pg.BC
Pottery
1600 Charles Keyton & Co…pg.IC
1500 Renck Field…pg.20
90 Old Town Market…pg.19
Primitives Amer./ Euro.
7100 Vintage Fabrics & Etc…pg.39
7000 Antiques Off The Square…pg.56
7100 Round Top Vintage…pg.39
2203 Y Station…pg.51
7003 Roots and Branches…pg.61
Printing
8022 UPS…PG.53
Purple Glass
2204 Texas Rose Antiques…pg.3 Q Quilts
7000 Antiques Off The Square…pg.56
90 Old Town Market…pg.19
Cottonwood Pines Gallery…pg.53
Religious Artifacts
2200 County Line Antiques…pg.54
2203 Y Station…pg.51
600 The Blue House & Field…pg.39
Repurpose
600 The Blue House & Field…pg.39
2203 Y Station…pg.51
703 R.T. Roots Restoration…pg.23
400 Bar W Field…pg.16
Restaurant/ Sit Down
500 Tin Star Café…pg.18
400 Bar W Field…pg.16
6104 Busted Oak Cellars…pg.53
4001 Murphy’s Steakhouse…p.53
6101 Round Top Coffee Shop…p.37
8012 Bodega Wine Market…pg.58
8000 Weikel’s Bakery…pg 61
Reclaimed Lumber
703 R.T Roots Roots …pg.21
RV Parking
1400 Tree Park Field…pg.20
90 Old Town Market…pg.19
400 Bar W Field…pg.16 S
Saddles/Spurs
90 Baca Ranch Antiques…pg.18
Double J ...pg. 10
Salvage/Structural
7700 McLaren’s Antiques…pg.6
703 R.T. Roots ….pg.21
200 The Grainery…pg.32
Shaved Ice/Iced Coffee
999 Wild Ice…pg.20
6101 Round Top Coffee ..pg.37
Shipping 8022 UPS…pg.58
Shows
7000 Antiques Off The Square…pg.56
5800 The Arbors…pg.40
400 Bar W Field…pg.16
Painted Furniture
2200 County Line Antiques…pg.54
2203 Y Station…pg.31
Record Albums
2203 Y Station…pg.51
600 The Blue House & Field…pg.39
2200 County Line Antiques…p.54
800 Granny McCormick’s …pg.22
7700 McLaren’s Antiques …pg.6
BUYER’S GUIDE
5600 Round Top Vintage …pg.39
1400 Tree Park Field & Café…pg.20
900 Old Town Market…pg.19
600 The Blue House Field…pg.39
80 Old Feed Store …pg.19
500 Tin Star Field …pg.18
2201 High Country…pg.48
2203 Y Station…pg.51
1900 The Chicken Ranch…pg.30
1500 Renck Hall…pg.20
30 Blue Ocean Traders…pg.25
Campbell Bldg....pg. 21
Signs/Vintage
2200 County Line Antiques…pg.54
2203 Y Station…pg.51
400 Bar W Field…pg.16
Sports Memorabilia
8016 Kat’s Antiques…pg.59
Sterling Silver-Plate & Buyer
9006 Bobbed Tail Bay…pg.43
5503 RoundTopRd…pg.39
6003 Indian Creek Antiques…pg.38
2004 Texas Rose Antiques…pg.3
5901 Vincent Peach…pg.1
Stained Glass
401 Paynes Glass…pg.21
200 The Grainery…pg.32
600 The Blue House & Field..pg.39
400 Bar W Field…pg.1
Soap
1402 El’s Handcrafted Soap…pg.18 T
Texana
7000 Antiques Off The Square…pg.56
400 Bar W Field…pg.16
2203 Y Station…pg.51
Textiles
2200 County Line Antiques..pg.74
2004 Texas Rose Antiques…pg.3
7100 Vintage Fabrics & Etc…pg.39
7000 Antiques Off The Square…pg.56
2203 Y Station…pg.51
Things at Roche’s…pg. 22
Turquoise Jewelry
84 Blue Quail Design…pg.26
80 Old Feed Store Field..pg.26
North Star Turqquoise…pg. 18
U
Urns/Planters
600 The Blue House & Field…pg.39
400 Bar W Field…pg.16
5807 Tang Dynasty Design ...BC
Uranium Glass
Vendor Space
90 Baca Ranch Antiques..pg.18 V
400 Bar W Field…Pg.16
2203 Y Station…pg.51
90 Old Town Market…pg.24
Victorian
1600 Charles Keyton & Co…IC
Vintage- Finds & Apparel
50 Punkies Place…pg.21
5600 Round Top Vintage …pg.39
7003 Roots and Branches…pg.61
600 The Blue House & Field…pg.39
2205 Graces Treasure Hunt…pg.38 W
Woodworks
704 Woodie’s Texas Mesquite…pg 20
Wine & Accessaries
6104 Busted Oak Cellars…pg.53
8012 Bodega Wine Market…pg.58 Y
Yard Art
1001 Jill Suzanne…pg.23
