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The event is hosted by the Wilton Historical Society and Barn Star Productions and held at the Wilton High School Field House.
Benefiting the Wilton Historical Society the show will include over 30 diverse exhibitors in gallery displays showing a wide variety of antiques, fine art and garden furnishings just in time for spring decorating. The show also raises funds to allow the society to continue its mission of educational programs, groundbreaking exhibits and historical restoration of several properties.
“Wilton rivals or exceeds many other regional shows with dealers from six states and Canada," says Frank Gaglio, show manager. "Our new boutique floor plan makes it easier to enjoy the show without being rushed or cramped as you visit with familiar dealers and new ones as well.
"Wilton is one-stop shopping for beginning to advanced collectors so gather up some friends for a delightful New England weekend and make Wilton your show of choice welcoming spring!”
Some of the new dealers in the show are Richard Axtell from Deposit, N.Y.; Rue du Tresor from New York City; Edwin C. Ahlberg Antiques from Guilford; and American Room Antiques from Chambersburg, Pa.
Show amenities include free parking, mobility challenged access, café, free glossy magazines, antiques newspapers and courtesy table filled with upcoming event announcements.
No pets are allowed in the school.
Admission/donation is $10 per person, which is good for unlimited return visits all weekend long.
The Field House is located at 395 Danbury Road in Wilton.
Show hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Call 914-474-8552 for information. Visit the show website or the historical society website for more information and exhibitor list.
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