
More than 80 antique dealers from Colorado and eight other states will display and sell a wide assortment of antiques and collectibles, furniture, silver, glassware, china, pottery, quilts, vintage clothing and linens, jewelry, tools, postcards, books, dolls and toys.
Also featured will be an on site glass grinder to repair chips and/or glue pieces while you shop. A book table will be offering an assortment of publications about local history. The Society’s cafe area will serve barbecue beef sandwiches, an assortment of beverages and, of course, the traditional strawberry shortcake with freshly whipped cream. The complete meal is still a bargain, or visitors may purchase menu items separately. Longmont’s original Strawberry Festival was held in June 1871 to celebrate the opening of Library Hall donated to the colony town by benefactress Elizabeth Thompson of New York. In 1970, the St. Vrain Historical Society chose to commemorate this early community celebration in the name of its spring antique show. Over the last four decades, the event has become a modern community tradition, and more than 5,000 people attend the antique show to browse, buy and enjoy the fresh strawberries.

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