Venues
43 antique show venues across Round Top, Warrenton & Carmine, Texas
Not sure where to start? See our ranked guide to the best venues for first-timers.
The Arbors
Big Red Barn
Marburger Farm
Blue Hills
Bader Ranch
The Horseshoe
Excess I
The Venue
Bar W Field
Round Top Village
Rolland Square
The Compound
Excess 2
Zapp Hall
Little House on the Hill
Campbell Building
The Hive
The Marketplace Warrenton
Drift & Holler
Round Top Vintage Market
Robinson's Field
Renck Hall
Sommerfeld Place
Tree Park Antiques
Warrenton Inn and The W
Dillard's Field
Lone Star Glamp Inn
Tin Star Field
The Halles
Old Town Market
Henkel Square
La Bahia
Punkie's Place
The 303
Northgate Design Show
Stone Meadow
The Blue House
Granny McCormick's Yard
Bull Market
Market Hill
550 Market
St. John's Church
The Chicken Ranch
Frequently Asked Questions
How many venues are at the Round Top antique show?
48 venues are spread across 11 miles of Highway 237 between Round Top and Warrenton. They range from large multi-acre fields to intimate curated barns.
Do Round Top venues charge admission?
Most venues are free to enter. A few premium venues like Marburger Farm charge $5–$15 admission, which helps keep the experience curated and less crowded.
Which venues open first?
Some venues open 1–2 weeks before the official show dates. The Arbors, Blue Hills, and several Warrenton fields are typically among the first to open. Check our show dates page for the full venue calendar.
What are the best venues for first-timers?
Start at The Arbors (largest, most variety), then Marburger Farm (curated, premium dealers), and The Compound (European antiques). These three give you a great overview of what Round Top offers.
Is there parking at the venues?
Most venues offer free parking on-site or in adjacent fields. During peak show days, some charge $5–$10 for parking. Arrive early on weekends for the best spots.