Here's what you may find at the Somerset Antiques, Artisans and Ales show Saturday

From vintage clothing, jewelry, quilts and furniture to baseball cards, coins and other collectibles, there's likely something for everyone's interest at the 53rd annual Somerset Antiques, Artisans and Ales show Saturday in uptown Somerset.

The show takes place from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., rain or shine, along the streets closest to the county courthouse. Admission is free, and there is free parking available in the county parking garage on E. Catherine St., said Sandy Berkebile of the Somerset County Chamber of Commerce .

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The chamber and the Somerset Trust Co . sponsor the annual show.

'There's something for everybody'

"It's a quality show. The dealers say we usually have a good buying crowd, so they like to bring their better items and there's a variety of items (to buy)," Berkebile said, noting that there are about 50 vendors registered to participate this year.

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"Jewelry is very popular, and (vendors) have a good display of antique furniture. Baseball cards, coins, kitchen items, vintage items, quilts, vintage clothing, military items, knives, art, high-quality craft items, there's something for everybody."

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In addition to the antique and vintage treasures that will be available to purchase, there will be food vendors, a variety of ales and spirits for sale by Trailhead Brewing Co . and live music playing in Trinity Park from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

"Local businesses should be open regular hours, and some places may open earlier than usual for breakfast," Berkebile said.

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Somerset Trust Co. plans to sponsor an antique and classic car show from 12 to 2 p.m. in its parking lot at 151 W. Main St.

The Somerset Historical Center is bringing its "What's It?" table again this year, and they are also planning to give a demonstration of antique craftsmanship for those who stop by, Berkebile said.

"It's a good atmosphere around the courthouse," she said. "It's a fun day."

This article originally appeared on The Daily American: Here's what you may find at the Somerset Antiques, Artisans and Ales show Saturday