DAMARISCOTTA
The Maine Antiques Dealers Association has announced the 19th Annual Coastal Maine Antiques Show. The show will take place Aug. 24 from 9 a.m. To 4 p.m. at Round Top Farm, Business Route 1, Damariscotta.
The 19th Annual Coastal Maine Antiques Show will be a one-day indoor and outdoor antiques show. The Maine Antiques Dealers Association and the Damariscotta River Association are partnering for the event.
The show will feature 70 of the Northeast’s finest antiques dealers offering a vast selection of merchandise for sale including paintings, silver, folk art, primitives, formal and country furniture, jewelry, textiles, decoys, toys, glass, books, hooked and oriental rugs and more.
The Coastal Maine Antiques Show will benefit the Damariscotta River Association — a non-profit, community-supported conservation organization and land trust dedicated to preserving and promoting the natural, cultural and historical heritage of the Damariscotta River region.
Patrons attending the show will have the opportunity to view and purchase antiques while helping support the activities and conservation efforts of the Damariscotta River Association and the Maine Antiques Dealers Association.
Maine Antiques Dealers Association members will be offering a bonus opportunity for patrons attending the show, as the dealers have provided the opportunity to win an antique item for the price of a raffle ticket.
Admission to this event is $10, and there is free parking on site. Food and drink at the event will be available and is provided by Damariscotta River Grill.
Where & when
THE 19TH ANNUAL Coastal Maine Antiques Show will take place Aug. 24 from 9 a.m. To 4 p.m. at Round Top Farm, Business Route 1, Damariscotta.
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