Preparations Underway For The Vintage Tulsa Show At The Expo Square

Vendors are setting up shop at Tulsa Expo Square for the Vintage Tulsa Show.

It's the largest antiques and vintage antique show and sale in the state with close to 100 booths from across the country. From furniture to records to clothing and jewelry, there are so many unique treasures to find.

"We just put on a show that we wanted to see ourselves,” said show promoter Scott Kinney.

Kinney and his wife are collectors and started the Vintage Show in 2009 in Bixby.

A few years later, the show moved to the Tulsa fairgrounds, and it's been going strong ever since.

"It's become a Tulsa tradition, that's what I really like about it. People miss it if we're not here,” Kinney said.

Kinney says people come to shop from out of state. He says you'll find antique items like jewelry, clothes, pottery, toys, and all different types of collectibles.

"You can expect to find anything from comic books and records to furniture and everything in between. Advertising is popular, old toys, things like that,” Kinney said. "You don't know what you're going to find, but it's just cool old stuff."

The Vintage Tulsa Show opens to early buyers on Friday at 9 a.m., then opens to everyone at noon.

One ticket is valid all weekend and the show will go on until Sunday evening.