EASTON, Pa. – A new destination for vintage goods – including pre-loved fashions, mid-century furniture and locally crafted products – is attracting swarms of shoppers in Northampton County.
The Easton Vintage Market, presented by Lucky Gal Vintage in partnership with Easton Main Street Initiative, kicked off April 12 and is returning monthly through October in the 300 block of Northampton Street in downtown Easton.
The market’s next date is set for 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 14.
Additional 2026 market dates are scheduled for 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 12, Aug. 9, Sept. 13 and Oct. 11.
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The Easton Vintage Market is spearheaded by Lucky Gal Vintage, a downtown Easton vintage shop owned and operated by Haley VanLuvanee and Justine Lavoie.
“We wanted to create something that celebrates vintage culture right here in our own backyard,” VanLuvanee and Lavoie said.
“Easton has such a vibrant community, and we can’t wait to fill Northampton Street with incredible vendors and great finds.”
Market shoppers can find a curated mix of vintage merchandise and apparel spanning decades, with an emphasis on beloved 1990s and Y2K styles.
In its first couple of months, the market’s had a very positive response, with community members showing up in the hundreds, VanLuvanee said.
“It’s been absolutely amazing,” VanLuvanee told 69 News.
“We had around 800 people attend each of our past markets, and our vendor lineup has also grown. We started with 28 vendors in April, and we’ll have 42 this coming Sunday.”
The market welcomes a wide array of vendors, including vintage and antique resellers, thrift and estate sale flippers, collectors with curated finds and local small businesses.
Prospective vendors looking to participate in the market on future dates can apply via an eventhub link, listed on the market’s Instagram page.
“We’re bringing together a curated mix of vintage resellers, antique dealers, and local small businesses to create a lively, one-of-a-kind shopping experience right in the heart of downtown Easton,” reads a message on the market’s eventhub page.
“Whether you’re selling pre-loved fashion, mid-century furniture, handmade goods, locally crafted products, or everything in between—if it has charm, character, and a good story, you belong here.”
VanLuvanee and Lavoie own Lucky Gal Vintage, which previously operated at 62 N. Third St. in downtown Easton and is transitioning to a new, larger location – also on North Third Street – in July.
The shop specializes in carefully curated vintage finds with a heavy focus on Y2K styles, and it is “committed to making vintage fashion accessible and fun for the Easton community and beyond.”
In launching Easton Vintage Market with the Easton Main Street Initiative, the Lucky Gal Vintage partners are excited to further serve the downtown Easton community while supporting local and regional small businesses.
Additionally, the Easton Vintage Market operates directly in front of the Easton Public Market, and the organizers encourage shoppers to fuel up with great eats and drinks inside.
“We don’t have any food trucks because we have the Easton Public Market right there, and we want people to support all of the great businesses that are already there,” VanLuvanee added.
For the latest Easton Vintage Market updates, follow the market’s pages on Facebook and Instagram.