Annual Connecticut Spring Antiques Show

The Annual Connecticut Spring Antiques Show is one of the country’s most important venues of early American furniture and accessories. Leading dealers will display outstanding examples of furniture, textiles, porcelain, pottery, silver, pewter, fine art, prints and more.

Saturday, 10 am to 5 pm
Sunday, 11 am to 4 pm

Educational programs this year include long-time and nationally recognized dealer Arthur Liverant will present “Tiny Seats for Tiny Buns” at 2pm. On Sunday at 2 pm, Lorraine German of Mad River Antiques will present “Soil and Shul: The Story of a New England Jewish Farm Colony.” All programs are included in admission. The show attracts serious collectors, supports new collectors and brings both together with knowledgeable dealers and experts who share a passion for period American antiques and decorative arts. The show has earned a reputation not only as a destination show with quality merchandise but also as an educational experience for visitors. The Connecticut Spring Antiques Show benefits the Haddam Historical Society and Thankful Arnold House Museum which is located on the Connecticut Women’s Heritage Trail and Connecticut’s Historic Gardens. For additional information call 860-345-2400 or visit the website or find us on Facebook.