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Thrift & Vintage Shopping Pop-Ups You Can't Miss in April

Posted on April 2, 2025   |   Updated on September 30, 2025
Sonja Cho Swanson

Sonja Cho Swanson

Racks of clothes and gifts on the Lawn in Downtown Summerlin.

Vintage Market Days returns to Downtown Summerlin. (Vintage Market Days)

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Your Guide to April 2025 in Las Vegas

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Thrift store shopping is one of my favorite ways to unwind. I like to think the pastime draws on a primal foraging instinct. While roaming the aisles of Savers looking for etched glass and denim, I'm channeling some ancient ancestor whose keen eyes spotted edible leaves and berries. You reach a kind of zen state — zoned out but also alert to potential gems hidden behind a hideous gnome figurine or beneath a ‘90s prom dress.

If you're nodding along, you’ll appreciate that April is chock full of vintage and antique shopping events (I suspect it's a combination of good weather and anticipation for Rockabilly Weekend). I've rounded them up here, but let us know if we're missing anything!

Happy shopping, fellow foragers.

April 4-6

Former Nevada Lieutenant Governor Lonnie Hammargren was legendary in Las Vegas for his house of eccentricities, which included Liberace's staircase and an airplane full of mannequins. The house was sold in 2017 and Hammargren died in 2023, but many of the wonders remain. It’s worth stopping by just to get a peek at the collection!

April 5

The massive 43,000-square-foot antique warehouse on North Las Vegas Boulevard is holding a sale outdoors in the parking lot. It’s the “everything goes” of vintage shopping. You'll find turquoise jewelry, classic vinyl, creepy dolls, and other intriguing items.

April 11-13

If a curated selection of vintage and modern goods is more your cup of tea, head to The Lawn at Downtown Summerlin for an outdoor fair. Vendors sell handmade Westernwear, lovely floral fabrics, china teacups, build-your-own succulent gardens, and more. Tickets required 🎟️

April 23

Vintage influencer Jasmin (@VintageVandal) will be popping up downtown for her annual Sip & Shop, curating her favorite finds at Buffalo Exchange. The first 15 attendees receive a free goodie bag and a raffle ticket for gift cards.

April 25-26

This event is a personal favorite — it's such a treasure hunt. Sun City is our largest active adults community, and these retirees have been all over the world. Last year, I found Danish pottery and brass candlesticks for less than $10 each 👀

April 26

This new event takes over the 3rd Street block outside the Downtown Grand near Fremont Street. The vendors will focus on collectibles with a retro touch, from records to antique furniture and handmade crafts. Such a great way to enjoy the sunny spring weather Downtown!

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