Niles Antique Faire — Local services in Fremont

Extremely disappointing. Little to no actual antiques anymore, compared to 5 years ago. Most stands are clothes, non-vintage or antique items like Labubus, Stanley cups, new clothes, modern toys, and other trash. Some food vendors, and even a window replacement booth, but little to no antiques anymore. The stuff that was there couldn’t even be considered mediocre at best. Super disappointing that in just the recent past it used to be great and host several vendors known for supplying great antiques. All of that is gone, hopefully the people in charge install some sort of regulation to make sure it can even be called an antiques fair going forward. This is entirely possible as there are many dealers out there looking for spots at antique shows....

It was my first time at The Niles Antiques fair , we have been to Niles antique stores several times before but not to the fair . My husband and I had so much fun here , there were many things available for purchase from furniture 🪑 to Jewelry 💍 , Toys 🧸, Clothes 👗👖, purses 👛 and endless household items ⏰🪞🖼 I got some lovely kitchen items . There are also booths for jams, candles and skin care . Fair is dog friendly and Easily accessible for the handicapped , there were many policemen patrolling the area ,it felt safe . Many things to look around...

The fair was okay, with a bit of a garage sale vibe, but we did manage to pick up a few things. Parking was really difficult to find, but we eventually got a spot, though we weren’t sure if we’d get a ticket—luckily, we didn’t, so...