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Monthly Trade Days in Texas

Bring a big car to these monthly trade days in Texas for gifts and treasures.

Trade days are an excellent opportunity to meet people from all over the state and find unique items that can’t be found anywhere else. From food vendors, antique dealers, and artisans to live entertainment at some, monthly trade days in Texas provide something for everyone!

Monthly Trade Days In Texas

If you’re looking for a fun outing with the family, check out all the market days in Texas. These events are held once a month at different locations around the state and offer a great opportunity to see what other people have made, grown, and sell. At these events, you can also find food vendors, crafts, antiques, and live music.

Monthly Trade Days in Texas - old lantern hanging from a tree

• First Monday Trade Days – Canton, Texas

800 First Monday Lane, Canton, TX

First Monday Canton, located just outside of Dallas, is one of the most popular markets in Texas, with over 5,000 vendors. Canton Trade Days is a great place to buy and sell all types of goods. You can find new and used items, antiques, crafts, fashion vendors, and more. There are nice restrooms throughout.

Years ago, my mom and I bundled ourselves up and trekked there in January. It was cold, but we got some hot chocolate to warm us up and mostly shopped inside buildings with heat. I remember finding some unique for my house and garden.

When:  Always the weekend before the first Monday of every month.

Hours: Dawn to Dusk, Thurs/Fri/Sat/Sun

Admission: Free

Parking: There is free and paid parking available all around the grounds. Free parking may be hard to find, but it’s there. I have yet to pay for parking.

Use the link above to see the 2023 First Monday Trade Days dates in Canton.

Things To Do In Canton

  • Purtis Creek State Park is not too far from Canton
  • Silver Spur Ranch – an RV park, cabins for rent, pool for the public (costs $5 to swim), restaurant, a tree house to rent, Conestoga Wagons to rent, pond, and more is just north of town.
  • Splash Kingdom for when it’s hot outside and the kids are whining!

• Third Monday McKinney Trade Days

4550 W University Dr. McKinney, TX

Formally known as Third Monday Trade Days, Third Monday McKinney Trade Days have new owners and run the trade days with little eruption. It features over 1000 vendors, including small local businesses selling artisan wares, antiques, trendy clothes, and food.

When: The weekend before the third Monday of every Month. trucks.
Admission:  Free
Hours: 9 am to 4 pm Fri/Sat/Sun – 5 pm on Sat/Sun

Parking: $5 on Saturday/Sunday until 4 p.m. Parking is FREE on Fridays and AFTER 4 p.m. on Sat-Sun.

2023 Dates Third Monday McKinney Trade Days

Things To Do In McKinney

  • McKinney has a wonderful farmer’s market every Saturday in the square.
  • Many boutiques, coffee shops, restaurants, wineries, and wine-tasting rooms are also in the square.
  • Lake Lavon
  • Take a weekend getaway in McKinney.

• First Monday Trade Days Weatherford

317 Santa Fe Dr., Weatherford, TX

Located in the heart of the historic district of Weatherford, adjacent to the local farmer’s market with convenient parking on Santa Fe Drive, First Monday Trade Days has been recognized as one of the most popular tourist attractions in North Texas.

When: Always the weekend before the first Monday of every month.

Admission: Free

Hours: 9 am to 4 pm Sat/Sun

Parking: It doesn’t mention parking, but parking was free the last time I was there.

 Things To Do In Weatherford

  • Weatherford’s Annual Peach Festival is always in July.
  • Town Square shopping and eating
  • Beautiful gardens at Chandor Gardens

• Fredericksburg Trade Days

355 Sunday Farms Lane, Fredericksburg, TX

The excitement of Fredericksburg Trade Days at Sunday Farms is contagious and one of my favorite trade days. I try to go to the hill country on a trade days weekend. It’s near the Pedernales River, Lavender trails, and Enchanted Rock. And very close to all the wineries!

Enjoy bier (beer) in the Biergarten at Trade Days while listening to live music at the trade days.

When: Always the 3rd weekend of every Month with a Special Thanksgiving Show.

Hours: Fri/Sat 9 am – 5 pm. Sunday 9-4

Admission: Free

Parking: $5 for all weekend if you want to return.

Things To Do In Fredericksburg

  • Many wineries and wine-tasting rooms in and around Fredericksburg
  • The town has many shops and restaurants, so it’s great to spend an afternoon with friends or family. Main Street, however, is another full day of shopping.
  • Enchanted Rock State Natural Area – If you love to hike, this is it!

• Buffalo Gap Flea Market (West Texas – Abilene)

100 Vine Street, Buffalo Gap, TX

The Buffalo Gap Flea Market and the Buffalo Gap Farmer’s Market are held simultaneously. It’s an eclectic market with a mix of crafts, jewelry, household goods, toys, games, and new & used items of all kinds. Find food, seasonal items, decor, tools, treasures, and trinkets too.
If you’re looking to find some fantastic deals on antiques and collectibles, Buffalo Gap Flea Market may be the place to find it.
When: The weekend of the third Saturday of each Month at the Old Settlers Reunion Grounds
Hours: 8 am – 5 pm Sat/Sun
Admission & Parking: Free

Things To Do In Buffalo Gap

  • There’s a year-round market on the 3rd Saturday of each Month.
  • Abilene State Park

• Second Monday Trade Days Trade City Bowie

414 Pelham St., Bowie, Texas

The Bowie Trade Days is a 125-year-old outdoor market and is still going strong! People come from around the metroplex to see the unique vendors and enjoy the food.

When: The weekend before the second Monday of every month.

Hours: 8 am to 5 pm Sat. Sun 8-4

Admission: Free. It didn’t mention parking, but I believe there is no cost to parking. If so, it’s reasonable.

Things To Do In Bowie, TX

  • The world’s largest bowie knife is located at 1517 E Wise St.
  • Lake Amon G. Carter
  • Chisholm Trail Memorial Park

If you like high-end antiques, you may want to check out the top antique shows in Texas. Enjoy the outdoors at these monthly trade days in Texas. I hope you find all the treasures you’re looking for!

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About Kim Croisant

Travel writer & blogger, freelance writer, and road trip enthusiast Kim Croisant is a proud native Texan passionate about seeing Texas and beyond by car. Kim takes her grandson, which she has raised since birth on as many trips as possible. When she's feeling the love, she lets her darling 85-year-old mother come along as well. But her favorite way to travel is solo. When Kim's not writing, she is hiking through nature and camping in the woods in a cabin full of amenities.

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    September 24, 2023 at 11:50 am

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      September 25, 2023 at 9:10 am

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