Historical Venue Meets Objects of Heirloom

At the heart of our antique market lies a passion for celebrating history, traditions, and timeless craftsmanship. The inspiration for our event begins with the word “Braderie,” originating from regions like the Netherlands and France. Braderies, with their centuries-old tradition, are vibrant street fairs and markets that embody a rich cultural spirit. They’ve long been a gathering place for communities, filled with stories, treasures, and a shared love for something old but enduring. It’s this same ethos we bring to the South, reimagined on the historic grounds of the Jekyll Island Club.

For generations, the South has lacked an antique market that matches the cultural vibrance of these iconic braderies. By hosting this event, we aim to preserve and share the legacy of remarkable antiques, heirlooms, and their timeless tales. It is our way of honoring history while building a future that values storytelling through tangible pieces of the past.

And there’s no place more fitting for this event than the storied halls and manicured gardens of the Jekyll Island Club. Once a winter retreat for families like the Rockefellers, Morgans, and Vanderbilts, this location is steeped in history and grandeur. From its gilded age opulence to its role in landmark events such as the conception of the Federal Reserve, the island breathes life into the past. Pair this rich legacy with the Southern charm, grace, and hospitality of the club, and you have an experience like no other.

Yet, our event aspires to more than just showcasing treasured finds—it’s about forging connections. We believe in bringing together collectors, designers, and sellers who share a deep love for antiques and true heirlooms. Antiques become so much more when incorporated into modern designs, turning history into something both beautiful and functional. Our market is a space where industry professionals can meet, collaborate, and inspire one another. Creating introductions is only the beginning of what we hope will be a continued tradition of innovation and shared appreciation for the past.