I had such a fun time visiting this fair. I was amazed at the large variety of items and so many…read moreunique items. Many items you cant find in stores anymore bu may remember grandma having one of those thing a ma jigs in her kitchen. You will truly be amazed at this fair.

This is a great Antiques and Collectibles fair. It's held on the main street of downtown San Juan…read moreBautista. Plenty of free parking, vendors and food. All the regular shops, restaurants and bars are open as well. You'll be sure to find something here you'll have to take home. Oh and FREE admission!

Loved the owner, he is hilarious. Great customer service from all! Treated our family great.read more

Ok first!! is easily, the most packed full of antiques store you will ever see!…read more Second! It's because things are about quadruple the price they should be, this is more of a collection than a store. Priced to never sell.

Tom did a great job rewiring my vintage lamp.read more

Tom has wired and font hunted and shade discovered many a fixtures for me. Always easy to deal with…read moreand the most knowledgeable about vintage oil, and kerosene lighting also.

Before driving 1.5 hours from the Peninsula to San Juan Bautista, I looked up local shops on Yelp,…read moreand found this one. Made sure to bookmark it on my Yelp account. So glad that I did. Her store is quaint and a ton of fun! Being mixed race and part Mexican, a lot of the items I totally understood and enjoyed the humor. Just started following them on Instagram to see what her latest designs will be? The boutique is only open to the public on the weekends. You can still purchase items online and request special orders. To find the shop in town, it's located next to Dona Esther's, walk back and it's across from a local brewery. Great place to buy presents or something for yourself.

This is, just like it says in the name, a boutique created by one artsy woman…read more Parking is street only-which is the norm for this smaller town, and usually ins't too much of problem. Not least because this is a small town, and pretty much everything is within walking distance. Thus even if the spot you find is down a ways, it still won't be an issue to walk here. This is a smaller, intimate gallery. While most of the art is created by the woman running the place, she does have some small collaborative efforts. The brooches, costume jewelry and skater art swag are in collaboration with other artists. All the art is latin styles and there are some simply epic star wars styled works. The Milagros style pieces are unique, and it goes without saying that the Dia de los Muertos is highly creative. There is also some pop art on premises-a handmade snarky chandelier, fantastically worked skateboards, serape flags (no really), a stranger things waffle painting, cactus planters, and well whatever the house artist is inspired to make. Pricing is at the artists discretion and will range all over the place, but significant creative pleasing originals can be had for less then a hundred bucks, and some of the smaller items go below ten, which is a total bargain for work that is both creative, modern and very well done. If you are so inclined, the artist has been known do commissioned pieces(such as a portrait) but that's something you'll have to work out with her. Overall it's a newer, smaller, and the most creative art shop along the main downtown drag.

So many treasures, so little time. A wondeful lady runs this store and has such a huge inventory to…read morekeep you occupied pouring over the many items. If your foray is jewelry, then you will especially love this store. Jewelry is the main event at this store, and you will surely find some incredible buys here. Great prices and great inventory.

I love this place! It blew my mind when I heard that there were MORE ROOMS with beautiful…read moreantiques. I got an amazing deal on a set of old Pyrex bowls, my favorite, and a beautiful necklace an earrings for my bestie. I seriously can not wait to go back because I had my eye on a beautiful set of tea cups, and some old Victorian pictures. The lady that runs the place is so nice, and has the store arranged so beautifully. There is something for everyone at this beautiful store!

This is the smaller edition of this business type in ye olde San Juan Bautista and is kinda sorta…read moremore conservative in it's fashion focus. Parking is street only but in San Juan Bautista that just means you'll be down a side street a block or so away. This is a straightforward shop-it's a direct line from the entrance all the way to the back wall and the consignment sections line either side. The very back is where the changing rooms (trying on clothes booths I mean) are, and it's also the consignment what has the big and tall section. Generally the clothing is of older more conservative styling, but well, it's a consignment store so the stock rotates and you never quite know what will turn up. Better then average selection of accessories, and there is a small amount of art/home decor stuff some of which is excellent. They do have a small selection of formal shoes, but really this is not a dedicated shoe store. Still some good finds upon occasion however. Great spot for vintage. Pricing is as marked buttt....sometimes if the person running the register is the consignee bargaining can sometimes can be done. Generally speaking you are looking at twenty to forty dollars an item, sometimes more sometimes a bit less. Finding a complete outfit will either be expensive or hard to do what with all the matching. Finding that one special thing that completes your look at a total bargain is much more likely. At the end of the day this is well organized lightly used women's fashion stop.

I love unique artwork and really found some treasures here and at great prices. And don't stop…read morethere. There are also numerous other treasures to be found in this little gem of a store. And you will find lots of beautiful womens clothing to choose from also. Staff is friendly and eager to assist you.