Midwest Vintage Market: Market to Support Local Schools and Warehouse Improvements

The warehouse at the corner o 200 East Douglas and Mauvaisterre will become the place to be in Jacksonville on the third weekend of September. The warehouse has a brand-new owner, Amanda Van Tuyle, and is undergoing a massive clean out and renovation. In the future, the warehouse will house a co-working space and a unique meeting area, but for now the Midwest Vintage Market is taking the center stage.

Amanda Van Tuyle speaks to the uniqueness of the venue saying, “This warehouse was made for a market like this. In all my travels to markets near and far, very few have this cool of a venue. It protects vendors and shoppers from the weather in a unique way while still being able to have the open-air experiences in the heart of the city.”

​An array of booths featuring architectural salvage, a curated mix of antiques, both finished and unfinished farmhouse style furniture, signs, décor, clothing, jewelry, soaps, and much more will be present at the Market. Live music, food trucks, a flower stand selling fresh cut wrapped bouquets and mums, twinkle lights, and amazing shopping will set the scene for the day.

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