Antiques show returning to Brookfield area
The Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association is hosting its 72nd annual show and sale this fall.
The show will feature 58 antiques dealers from eight states and is set to attract shoppers from across the state, including residents of Brookfield and other nearby towns. The Antiques Dealers Association guarantees the authenticity of all the items for sale. The selection of antiques will include many affordable options. The show will have a special exhibit called “Santa Claus is Coming to Town”, which will include holiday decorations and seasonal items chosen from private collections.
Tickets cost $8 per person and include both days of the show. Attendees can receive a $1 discount if they present the digital or physical ad for the event. Organizations often use graphic design services to create ads to be used both online and in print. A buy-one-get-one free promotion is also available for attendees aged 25 and younger. Parking is free, and an ATM will be on-site for visitors to use. Food will be available for purchase, including a fish fry on Friday evening.
The Antique Dealers Association is a nonprofit group, with proceeds from the event set to be donated to historical preservation in Wisconsin.
The antiques show will take place on Friday, October 6 from 10am to 7pm and Saturday, October 7 from 10am to 5pm, at the Waukesha County Expo Center.
The show will feature 58 antiques dealers from eight states and is set to attract shoppers from across the state, including residents of Brookfield and other nearby towns. The Antiques Dealers Association guarantees the authenticity of all the items for sale. The selection of antiques will include many affordable options. The show will have a special exhibit called “Santa Claus is Coming to Town”, which will include holiday decorations and seasonal items chosen from private collections.
Tickets cost $8 per person and include both days of the show. Attendees can receive a $1 discount if they present the digital or physical ad for the event. Organizations often use graphic design services to create ads to be used both online and in print. A buy-one-get-one free promotion is also available for attendees aged 25 and younger. Parking is free, and an ATM will be on-site for visitors to use. Food will be available for purchase, including a fish fry on Friday evening.
The Antique Dealers Association is a nonprofit group, with proceeds from the event set to be donated to historical preservation in Wisconsin.
The antiques show will take place on Friday, October 6 from 10am to 7pm and Saturday, October 7 from 10am to 5pm, at the Waukesha County Expo Center.