Brimfield Antique Shows — Local services in Brimfield

Brimfield is the super bowl of Antiques, Vintage, Thrift, Furniture etc. Brimfield Antique Shows (Hertans) is in the epicenter of the strip. The owner and her staff offer great vendors and several SUPER CLEAN Toilets. On this field the portable Toilet have an attendant that cleans the toilet. This is a monumental perk on a strip with 5 days of value and walking. Hertans is a great boutique field open from noon Wednesday to Sunday. Brimfield happens 3 times per year and is truly a great event, knowing the landscape is key . Brimfield Antique Show is customers and vendor friendly and is the best field. I shop all the fields and this is home-based. Food , microbreweries, coffee , breakfast all on site . Food court is just outside the gate . Wednesday admission price is an incredible value . Great stuff on this field. Follow them on Facebook very social media driven. I highly recommend...

Incredible! Huge show-multiple days and events. Some events open early (6am) while others open various times (9am, 12 noon). Parking is $10-$13 Bottle water is $3-$5 The vendor outside the antique mall charged $3 for a bottle water and $2 to use a card! Some events charge a nominal entry fee some events do not

Bring cash-most vendors do not accept cards or transfer (zelle/Venmo)

Walking shoes-Hat-Sunblock-Umbrella-OMG the sun in September was beating down! Be prepared as 90% of the shows are outside in the heat and sun!

Vendors from all around the world-great conversations-great finds-good deals for retail buyers as well as dealers. Do be cautious-if you are not versed on what you are buying beware-I had two dealers try to sell me a faux Rolex as real-maybe they werent aware they were fake, but I have a feeling they did. Most dealers were...

This was my first time coming here. I’m glad I got there by 8 AM. I was able to find parking right in the middle of things with no issue. This is by far the largest antique fair I’ve been to. There’s no way to see everything in one day, but I tried really hard. I walked about 9 miles. I skipped all of the places you needed to pay to enter and I don’t feel like I missed anything. A couple of recommendations though, is bring water to have with you the entire time (maybe in a little cooler), and bring a little cart or wagon to put all of your finds in. This place is way too big to be trying to carry everything with you or constantly be going back to...