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Western Trail Antiques & Marketplace

200 Main St, Bandera, TX 78003 Mon–Sat 10 AM – 5 PM, Sun 11 AM – 5 PM
Address
200 Main St, Bandera, TX 78003
Hours
Mon–Sat 10 AM – 5 PM, Sun 11 AM – 5 PM
Best For
Antique hunters and couples
Best time to visitAny day — air-conditioned; good rainy-day option AdmissionFree to browse Getting thereOn Main Street in downtown Bandera

Why people come here

  • Twenty-two thousand square feet across two floors
  • Walking distance to restaurants and river
  • Free to browse
  • Rotating vendor inventory
  • Historic building architecture

A two-story antiques marketplace spanning nearly a full block of Main Street in downtown Bandera with more than one hundred vendor booths.

Western Trail occupies the historic Carmichael and Hay Building at 200 Main Street. The twenty-two-thousand-square-foot space holds two floors of vendor booths selling Western and cowboy memorabilia, vintage furniture, glassware, ranch tools, local art, and collectibles. The building's pressed-tin ceilings and original wood floors remain intact.

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What's Happening?

Markets, live music, and seasonal events around Bandera County. Updated as new dates are announced.

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What You'll Experience

  • Pressed-tin ceilings and original wood floors
  • Western and cowboy memorabilia
  • Vintage furniture and ranch tools
  • Two stories of independent vendor booths

Directions

  • Address
    200 Main St, Bandera, TX 78003
  • Parking
    Street parking on Main St
  • Google Maps
  • Travel Time
    On Main Street in downtown Bandera

Frequently Asked Questions

How big is Western Trail Antiques?

The marketplace covers twenty-two thousand square feet across two floors in the historic Carmichael and Hay Building. It spans nearly a full block of Main Street.

What kind of items are sold there?

Vendors sell Western and cowboy memorabilia, vintage furniture, glassware, ranch tools, local art, jewelry, and general antiques. Inventory changes regularly as booths are independently stocked.

Is there an admission fee?

No. Browsing is free. The marketplace is open seven days a week with slightly shorter hours on Sundays.

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