Get ready treasure hunters, Tucson’s fall antique season is almost here | Entertainment

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The First Sunday Antiques Fair at Medella Vina Ranch is one of several antique fairs and markets held this fall.

Gerald M. Gay, Arizona Daily Star

If you hear a drumfire of knocking, rattling, and clinking from your antique dealer’s garage, he or she is probably just collecting inventory for the fall season.

For the next several months, all of Tucson’s major antique fairs, most of which are held monthly, will resume, offering residents the opportunity to buy everything from WWII aviator suits to mid-century furniture to “He-Man” from the United States 1980s to buy. Action figures.

Here’s what to expect through the rest of 2021.

First Sunday antique market

Where: Medella Vina Ranch, 4450 S. Houghton Road

When: 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. every first Sunday of the month from Sunday, September 5th.

Surrounded by the sights and sounds of a modern ranch, the First Sunday Antique Fair is a must-see in Tucson and the only fair that takes place year-round. Fall is a good time to visit the fair as the weather is cooler and traders are hungry for sales after a long dry summer. The ranch also has goats to play with, several food trucks and food stalls at every fair, and drinks including beer and mimosa for sale. facebook.com/MedellaVina

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