Antique Festival Wrap Up

Every time the antique festivals roll around, it seems like the shows are starting earlier and earlier. But we're not complaining! With so many creative vendors and interesting venues, it gives us more time to explore the treasures that make their way to Round Top each year. With construction on our expansion progressing quickly, we have new spaces to design and fill--a perfect reason to go exploring.

We were thrilled to be mentioned for lodging and for our TRIBE event in Texas Monthly's Round Top article about the antique shows!

We made stops at as many as our favorite shows as we could and enjoyed seeing old friends and familiar faces that make Round Top special.

J. Tedder Design at Zapp Hall, Photo by Natalie Lacy Lange

Dead Peoples Stuff at Zapp Hall, Photo by Natalie Lacy Lange

Townsend Provisions at Rummel Square, Photo by Natalie Lacy Lange

Marburger Farm is always one of our favorite shows. Such a wonderful range of items to explore, all curated by some of the most creative people in the business. We always leave with unique finds and full of inspiration.

Leftovers Antiques at Marburger Farm,  Photo by Natalie Lacy Lange

Counter Culture at Marburger Farm, Photo by Paige Hull

ReCoop Designs at Blue Hill, Photo by Natalie Lacy Lange

Burton is just down the road from Round Top, and it is quickly becoming a shopping hot spot. Some of the stores are pop-ups, open during the shows, but Flown the Coop is open year round.

Old Glory Antiques in Burton, Photo by Paige Hull

Bayberry's Antiques in Burton, Photo by Paige Hull

Flown the Coop in Burton, Photo by Natalie Lacy Lange

The Compound was open for its second show, and it did not disappoint.

Old World Antieks at The Compound, Photo by Natalie Lacy Lange

Pascal Home at The Compound, Photo by Natalie Lacy Lange

Eneby Home located in The Carriage House at The Compound, Photo by Natalie Lacy Lange

Paul Michael Company's newest venture, Market Hill, was open for the first time this show. It's located near RVT, across from Chelsea Meadow.

In the midst of all the busyness of the shows, we hosted two events that we've been working on for many months--TRIBE and our first social media workshop, Connect + Collaborate + Cultivate.

And, of course, we are still in the middle of the construction process for the new cottage at RVT. You could say we've been a little bit busy around here! But, it's the only way we'd have it. We love all of the opportunities we've been blessed to be a part of and are so thankful our journey took us to this magical town of Round Top!

We have lots of tips for planning your next visit during the show in our RVT Guide to Round Top Antiques Week.