By Recently I went to Canton’s First Monday Trade Days with a couple of friends that were in town. Now I have never been to trade days but was excited to go even though I was not sure what to expect. I should have expected the chaos; I’ve been to plenty of festivals and I know how crazy busy they can get. Trade days are no different. Trust your map app to help you find your way around the chaos of traffic.
The Arbors
We started our adventure at The Arbors. Three big covered barns with rows of vendors that look kind of like what one might see at street fair. Artisans and jewelry sellers, people selling dip mixes and olive oil and soaps along with some cloths and a handful of older items. We spent a good bit of time there before venturing into the wild that is the rest of the trade day grounds.
The Field
From The Arbors we moved to the fields. This is where the real treasures can be found. Antiques and odd finds galore. We found a five gallon bucket full of marbles and sleds and furniture. I can’t even describe all the random stuff available for sale.
Trade days are fun and full of interesting finds that are just waiting to be discovered. I loved it and can’t wait to go back to see what else I can find.
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Love those kinda swap meets. That looks like a little slice heaven to me. 😃😃
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It was a ton of fun and a bit crazy but well worth going to.
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Always. 😃
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