Although the Fall Antique Show wraps up the week before our wedding, plenty of wonderful antique and boutique shops stay open year round. Here are a few of Leigh’s favorites.

Year-Round Antique Shopping

  • Henkel Square Market – Start here! The downtown square has plenty of small shops for browsing. Make sure to stop by Royer's Pie Haven for a slice of pie while you're there.

  • Round Top Antiques and Design Center – More than 6,000 square feet of vintage, antique, and artisan home goods in the downtown square.

  • Market Hill – 225,000 square feet of the world's best antiques, furniture, and art. Stop by Duo inside for great food and drink.

  • Round Top Vintage Market – Open Friday and Saturday 11–5, Sunday 11–4. Get a small taste of the antique show here.

Boutiques - Home/Clothing

  • Townsend Provisions – A collection of antiques, home goods, and gifts, plus hundreds of pairs of vintage cowboy boots upstairs.

  • Paul Michael Company – Leonard's favorite shop in Round Top! Large, masculine furniture and home decor.

  • Curate by Stash – Handmade leather goods next door to the Garden Co. Worth a stop after lunch.

  • Richard Schmidt Jewelry – Diane's favorite for silver and turquoise, plus art, home decor, and clothing.

  • The Cabin – Small menswear store, and Jack's favorite.

  • Cottonseed Trading Company – Farmhouse antiques and home furnishings, next door to Richard Schmidt.

  • Bellas Candles – Diane and Leigh's favorite candles of all time, in vintage silver holders.

  • Kemo Sabe – Upscale hats and western wear.

  • Sapana – Iconic quilt jackets and women's clothing on the square.