Antique & Collectibles Week

Antique & Collectibles Week February 8-17, 2024.

Don't miss Lincoln City's Antique & Collectibles Week in 2024! To celebrate the quality of “antiquing,” every February Lincoln City hosts Antique & Collectibles Week, a ten-day-long event featuring citywide sales from local antique stores. Discover your next treasure as you experience the history of Lincoln City.

Participating Locations

See which local businesses are participating in Antique & Collectibles Week this year and download the 2024 map. You can also browse participating locations below.

Special Glass Drop

Keep your eyes peeled during Antique & Collectibles Week for antique-style Japanese glass floats hidden on the beach in Lincoln City. We'll be dropping 100 special floats as part of our Finders Keepers program.

Oregon Coast History

Soak in the history of the Oregon Coast as you hunt for quality antiques. For more than a decade, Lincoln City has been the place to go on the Oregon Coast if you are interested in antiques and collectibles. Antique shops and used bookstores abound in Lincoln City, once named one of the great undiscovered places to antique in the United States. While Lincoln City is one of the youngest cities on the Oregon Coast, formed in 1965, there is a rich history and a love of fine, old things.

Antique & Collectibles Shops in Lincoln City

• The Little Antique Mall is the largest antique mall on the Oregon Coast with over 80 dealers all under one roof, you will find primitives, furniture, pottery and gourmet coffee to taste. Their friendly staff can help you find exactly what you’re looking for.
• The Oceanlake District is a small antique district by itself, with malls like the Rocking Horse Antique Mall, Carrousel by the Beach, and Granny’s Attic providing many local dealers with a corner and a shelf to display their finds. Explore these quaint shops for a wealth of hidden gems.
• Nelscott House Antiques & Collectibles is a family-run business in the Nelscott District. They offer one-of-a-kind collectibles, desirable antiques, quality furniture, and gifts unique to the Oregon Coast.
• The south end of Lincoln City is another hotbed of antique activity, you’ll find North By Northwest Books & Antiques just begging to be browsed with row upon row of books, bargains, and quirky collectibles.