Threads of Time: A Detroit Vintage Market

The Peacock Room is curating an “over the top” vintage market befitting the historic Fisher Building lobby on Saturday, July 26 from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm.

“Threads of Time: A Detroit Vintage Market” is a shopping experience designed for discerning antique lovers. Bringing some of Detroit’s most celebrated vintage sellers together under one beautiful roof, this event is a celebration of the timeless nature of classic style. Visitors can expect a curated selection of vintage and antique clothing, accessories, and home decor from some of Metro Detroit’s best collections.

Lovers of old glass, pottery, textiles, apparel, handbags, jewelry and more will find things from across all eras, gathered from all corners of the globe. From Bakelite to bone china, shoppers will be delighted to find a diverse assortment of treasures.

“Our first market in the winter attracted thousands of passionate vintage collectors to the gorgeous Fisher Building, so that called for a splashier sequel.” said Rachel Lutz, founder of The Peacock Room. “We’ve doubled the number of vendors this time and added food, fun and pinup girls. This will be unlike any other vintage market in Metro Detroit.”

Both seasoned collectors and casual shoppers will have fun at this event as they discover hidden gems and support local small businesses. The vendors include:

Antiquität Detroit
Brushwork Vintage
Darling of Detroit
Detroit Antiques, Art, and Design
Dolly Rockers Vintage
Flamingo Vintage
Half Past Emporium
House of Renata
Leah's Closet
Littlebit Vintage
The Lowry Estate
Mama Coo’s Boutique
Margaux & Max
Old Soul Vintage
The Peacock Room
PROPaganda Studio
Restoration and Redesign
Reware Vintage
Secondhand Socialite
Style Star Vintage
Tekla Vintage
TJ's Sweet Repeats Vintage
The Velvet Tower
Vintage Eastern Market

FOOD:
Common Pub
High Chai Time Tea Cart

There’s no better venue to host an upscale vintage market than the Fisher Building at the intersection of Cass and W. Grand Blvd. Avenues in Detroit. Nicknamed “Detroit’s Largest Art Object” for its architectural splendor and historic significance, the Fisher Building is a testament to beautiful things designed to stand the test of time.

Admission is free to this one-of-a-kind indoor Vintage Market.