About This Festival
About the Event
Step into a treasure hunter's paradise at the Tri-State Antique Market, Indiana's largest antiques and vintage extravaganza, lighting up Lawrenceburg on the first Sunday of each month from May through October. Picture sprawling fields alive with 200 vendors under the open sky, rain or shine, brimming with rare finds from yesteryear—vintage jewelry, restored furniture, quirky collectibles, and hidden gems that whisper stories of the past. What makes it truly special is the electric vibe: friendly chatter among bargain seekers, the thrill of discovery, and that satisfying haggle over a one-of-a-kind piece. Families flock here for the relaxed fun, with kids and pets welcome for free, turning a simple market day into a delightful outing. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just browsing for unique home accents, the market's warm community spirit and endless surprises make it an unmissable summer highlight, especially during the July and August editions from July 5 to August 2, 2026. ## The Surrounding Area
Nestled in charming Lawrenceburg in Dearborn County, right on the winding Ohio River, this corner of Indiana feels like a cozy riverside escape with big-city appeal. The town buzzes with historic charm, from the Dearborn County Historical Society's captivating exhibits to scenic walks along the riverfront. Nearby attractions like At The Barn Winery offer peaceful tastings amid rolling hills, while the vibrant downtown invites leisurely strolls past boutique shops and landmarks such as Whiskey City’s Liberty Theater. Food lovers rejoice in Lawrenceburg's diverse dining scene—savor wood-fired pizzas at Strong’s Brick Oven Pizzeria, juicy burgers at Lawrenceburger or Proof 124 Table & Tavern, fresh seafood with Key West flair at RiverWatch Floating Restaurant overlooking the water, or Italian classics at No-ce Italian American Kitchen & Bar with its stunning river views. From family-friendly spots like Whisky's Family Restaurant to quick bites at Howie's Diner, every meal feels like a local secret. This riverside gem blends small-town warmth with easy access to Cincinnati's energy, making it the perfect base for an extended antique adventure. ## Activities & Attractions
The market pulses with hands-on excitement centered on its massive vendor array, where you'll hunt for antiques like porcelain dishware, mid-century modern decor, vintage clothing, tools, and rare books amid lively booths. Beyond shopping, local food and refreshment vendors keep energy high with classic fair fare—think juicy burgers, fresh corn dogs, homemade pies, soft pretzels, and cooling lemonade or iced tea, all perfect for picnicking