Palm Springs Vintage Market

356 N Calle Encilia, Palm Springs, CA, USA

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Mid-century/vintage collectibles

The Palm Springs Vintage Market takes place the first Sunday of every month (October thru May) downtown at 356 N Calle Encilia, just north of the Agua Caliente Casino and offers a variety of merchants selling rare vintage and retro items from fashions to furniture and everything in between.

A great place where you can enjoy the outdoors, mingle with like-minded modernists, and perhaps find that lost treasure you’ve been looking for.

Admission is $5 bucks, check their website for more information.

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