Sacramento Antique Fair celebrates 20 years this weekend

(FOX40.COM) — On Sunday, an event that allows over 250 vendors throughout Northern California to gather and sell antique and vintage goods, like furniture, clothing, and jewelry is turning 20 years old.

The Sacramento Antique Faire, which takes place in the large parking lot that used to house the Sleep Train Arena in Natomas on the second Sunday of every month, is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and those who wish to attend can get in for as little as $1.

“For September, in celebration of our 20th Anniversary, admission is just $1.00 per person (under 16 free)!” event organizers said. Admission must be paid with cash and can be done as you drive in.

The event will begin at 6:30 a.m. and run until 3 p.m., according to the Sacramento Antique Faire’s website. The event will happen again on Oct. 13 and Nov. 10.

The only available entrance to the Sleep Train Arena lot will be off Truxel Road, the east entrance. All other entrances are currently blocked.

Due to the Sleep Train Arena’s demolition, directions provided via smartphone may be inaccurate, event organizers said. Written directions can be found here .

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