Explore Maine’s Vintage Pop-Up Market This Sunday

Road Trip? Shop till ya drop, this weekend!

Visit Maine's largest vintage pop up market at Thompson's Point, in Portland.

Shop 110+ vendors stationed across TWO venues. In addition to their usual space in Brick South, they will also be set up across the street at Halo.

The Lost & Found Market is a vintage pop-up market in Maine, that features a variety of vendors & items, including clothing, decor, jewelry, and more.

The Lost & Found Market hosts events in Portland and Bangor, Maine, and it returns, this Sunday, February 8th, from 10am-6pm.

Best of all, you will have plenty of time to get home and cheer on the Patriots, after exploring vintage finds!

You can browse through a wide selection of vintage clothing, accessories, records, decor, jewelry, housewares, art, and glassware.

The Lost & Found Market is focused on sustainability, community & self-expression. It was founded by Logan Hanson, who is a a vintage lover from the Bangor area.

While they are known for their vast selection of vintage apparel, you can also expect tons of records, decor, jewelry, housewares, art, glassware, and accessories.

Here is what to know, before you go:

Admission is free to the public
Parking is free to the public
Chainstitching & alterations will be available along with food trucks & drinks from the Brick South Bar.
It helps to arrive earlier (especially for early‑bird ticket times) if you want the best selection.
Be prepared for variety in payment methods: some vendors may accept cash; others credit cards or mobile payments.
They recommend that you bring reusable bags!

Dressing rooms are available throughout the venue to try on clothing.

For more info, or to purchase tickets, check out their website