
Lost & Found: Maine’s Largest Vintage Market Returns Next Month
Shop ’til ya drop—Lost & Found is back next month!
From Bangor to Portland, the Lost & Found Market hosts several vintage events throughout Maine each year, bringing together vendors and vintage lovers from across the state. Next month, the market returns to Portland on Saturday, October 31, from 11am to 6pm, and Sunday, November 1, from 10am to 4 pm.
Head to Thompson’s Point in Portland for Maine’s largest vintage pop-up market, featuring more than 110 vendors across TWO venues.
In addition to its usual space at Brick South, Lost & Found will also be set up across the street at Halo. That means even more space to hunt for your next great vintage find.
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You’ll find a huge variety of vintage goods, including clothing, accessories, records, home décor, jewelry, housewares, art, glassware, and more. Whether you’re searching for a one-of-a-kind outfit, digging through crates for records, or looking to add some vintage charm to your home, there’s plenty to browse.
The Lost & Found Market was founded by Bangor-area vintage lover Logan Hanson and is centered around sustainability, community, and self-expression. While the market is known for its vast selection of vintage apparel, there’s much more to discover throughout the event.
Here’s what to know before you go:
- Admission is free to the public.
- Parking is free to the public.
- Chainstitching and alterations will be available.
- Food trucks and drinks from the Brick South Bar will be available throughout the event.
- Arrive early if you want first dibs on the best selection, especially during early-bird ticket times.
- Payment methods vary by vendor, so be prepared to use cash, credit cards, or mobile payments.
- They recommend bringing reusable bags for all your finds.
Dressing rooms will be available throughout the venue, so you can try on clothing before you buy.
Ready to start hunting? For more information or to purchase tickets, visit the Lost & Found Market website.
And if you want a preview of what to expect, check out the video below!
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