Shop · Antiques
SHOP · ANTIQUES
Antique stores in Forsyth County
Four vendor malls open most days of the week, and one 45,000-square-foot market that only comes around on the first weekend of the month.
Shop · Antiques
SHOP · ANTIQUES
Four vendor malls open most days of the week, and one 45,000-square-foot market that only comes around on the first weekend of the month.
MERCHANTS SQUARE, CUMMING
About twenty thousand square feet and roughly 130 vendor booths — furniture, art, records, live-edge wood, toys, paint and both new and vintage Christmas. The largest of the county’s antique malls by some margin.
438 CANTON ROAD, CUMMING
More than fifty dealers trading since 2009, with dedicated mid-century and art deco areas and a serious vinyl section. Vintage furniture, jewelry, clothing and textiles alongside the records. Open ten to seven, seven days.
315 DAHLONEGA STREET, CUMMING
A multi-vendor marketplace in downtown Cumming leaning toward repurposed and refinished furniture, home decor and apparel — the sustainability end of the antique trade. Monday to Saturday ten to six, Sunday noon to four.
598 VETERANS MEMORIAL BLVD, CUMMING
Farmhouse and rustic decor with a bohemian streak, mixed with vintage and antiques. Open since 2019. Monday to Saturday ten to six, Sunday noon to four.
FIRST WEEKEND OF EVERY MONTH
Not a shop but a market, and worth planning around: forty-five thousand square feet at 1321 Atlanta Highway, open only on the first Friday, Saturday and Sunday of each month. Antiques, architectural salvage, primitives, farmhouse, garden decor and up-cycled pieces, plus two auction areas and six hundred parking spaces.
Friday nine to five, Saturday nine to six, Sunday ten to five. Admission is three dollars cash and good for the whole weekend; under twelves are free. December brings a Christmas gift market.
Angry Mama’s and The Cumming Faire are both a few minutes from downtown Cumming, so you can work through two malls and still make lunch.