ABOUT THE SHOW

The Winnetka Antiques Show is celebrating its 39th year, making it one of the oldest antique shows in the country.
This year is especially exciting because the Winnetka Community House, founded in 1911, was placed on the
National Register of Historic Places. Proceeds from this show are used to help operate the Winnetka Community
House which is entirely privately funded.  
  
Over 50 expert dealers bringing exquisite antiques to Winnetka from all over the United States, England and Europe.  
There will be special lectures throughout the show where you’ll learn everything from the finer points of Victorian
jewelry to incorporating antiques into your decor. All of our expert dealers are always available to answer any of
your questions.
   
Welcome to the Winnetka Antiques Show!!
   
Carla Vorhees, Chair                           Luvie Myers, Co-Chair

Carla Vorhees, 2008 Antiques Show Chair and Luvie Myers, 2008 Antiques Show Co-Chair.

The Woman’s Board of the Winnetka Community House sponsors the 39th Annual Winnetka Antiques Show.
The nationally renowned show invites over 50 dealers from across the U.S., England and Europe to offer: American,
English and Continental furniture and decorative arts; antique American flags; antique jewelry; culinary and wine accoutrements; period silver; folk art; pewter; paintings; porcelain; vintage clothing; prints;  antiquarian books; quilts,
textiles and oriental rugs.

The Winnetka Antiques Show welcomes over 3,000 people throughout the course of the weekend.

The show is managed by Keeling Wainwright Associates.

TO BENEFIT:           
All proceeds from the Antiques Show support the programs and services of the Winnetka Community House, a non-tax supported organization that is dependent on a broad base of community support for its existence. The Winnetka Community House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on August 30, 2007, by the National Park Service. The Woman's
Board provided the primary financial support for this initiative. Founded in 1911 as a nondenominational gathering
place for the village, the Winnetka Community House’s programs sprang to life immediately with a variety of activities for all ages. Today, the Winnetka Community House welcomes more than 250,000 visitors annually.
For more information, please call 847-446-0537 or visit our website at www.winnetkacommunityhouse.org.

COMMITTEE:
Carla Vorhees, Chair
Luvie Myers, Vice Chair

EVENTS:

Preview Party
Thursday, March 6

Interior Designer Breakfast
Friday, March 7