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Antique New Orleans is a one of a kind website dedicated to the research and listing of all New Orleans Antique Shops and Galleries, with over 200 listings we are sure you will find what you are looking for.  Our dedicated staff updates our website quarterly to make sure our list is accurate and informational. We  also keep you up to date on our local events and attractions.  Please enjoy our website.

There are four main shopping areas for the antique lover: Royal Street, Chartres Street, and Decatur Street all located in the historic French Quarter, and Magazine Street, which begins in the Garden District and continues uptown.
Royal Street and Chartres Street are home to some of the most interesting and elegant shops in the U.S. Here the serious collector will find museum quality furniture, art, and jewelry. The Travel Channel named Royal Street the “World’s Best Street for Antiquing", and collectors worldwide agree.
Decatur Street which runs alongside the historic French Market, Here the serious collector will find 19th and 20th-century collectibles  artsy and eclectic stores.
Magazine Street is home to a six-mile strip of artsy and eclectic stores, where the collector can find fabulous country French antiques, ancient Oriental pieces, vintage clothing, exciting art galleries and much more.
Antiquing in New Orleans is one of the most fun and exciting ways anyone can have a great time in New Orleans.

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ALL EVENTS CANCELLED!
​POSTED DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE!

MAY

05/15/2020 - Bayou Boogaloo
05/22/2020 - Greek Fest
05/30/2020 - Oyster Festival

JUNE

06/05/2020 - FestiGals
06/13/2020 - French Market Creole Tomato Festival
06/19/2020 - NOLA Caribbean Festival

JULY

07/01/2020 - ESSENCE Festival® Presented By Coca-Cola®
07/04/2020 - Go Fourth on the River
07/10/2020 - Running of the Bulls
07/31/2020 - Satchmo SummerFest

AUGUST

08/08/2020 - Red Dress Run

SEPTEMBER

09/03/2020 - Southern Decadence

OCTOBER

10/10/2020 - Carnival Latino
10/30/2020 - Voodoo Music + Arts Experience
10/31/2020 - Halloween

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

12/24/2020 - Christmas Eve Bonfires on the Levee
12/31/2020 - Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve

WE ARE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!

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