I have been woefully remiss in my blogging duties. I dutifully commit to be better about this part of my life :)

 In my defense I did just post numerous photos on Facebook. Late....but better late than never...photos of July Brimfield. Go take a peek at the Sage page. (Hey! I may rename my blog that! Good rhyme!) Our September Market opens on the 2nd and we have a hint of fall in the air. Then, we are excited to end our year back at the Rollins building, 144 Lafayette Road North Hampton. A huge beautiful old barn that will show amazingly for the October through December shows. You know what that means! Twice as many dealers and twice as many treasures to hunt through. Can't wait to see you at the market.

May Brimfield of 2011 shots coming soon! It's chilly there but they are out there shoppin' !! Stay tuned.

Sage Opens our Gardening Market in just 9 days. I am committed to get some photos on this blog this time! This is a learning curve for me and loading these photos is really so easy when I do it! Just have to make myself do it. We can't wait for you to see all the great things that are Sage and the garden market is one of our favorites.
Stay tuned....

Old Man Winter

     Whew! He just isn't giving up! But neither are we!
Another storm predicted for Wednesday. Fear not! We will have it all cleaned up and ready for  business Friday morning as planned.
     We have been running around like busy beavers and we do have a vast majority of folks loaded in and getting their booths ready for what looks to be an absolutely great show. The bad news is a big storm Wednesday, the good news is smooth sailing Friday through Sunday. Wait until you see this show. A beautiful building, great fresh to the market stuff and dealers you may have never seen before.
     We'll see you at the Market!

Set Up for Cabin Fever Market......Who is Joining Us?

In an attempt to out wit Mother Nature we have begun to set up for the Cabin Fever show. Running over between storms is our coping mechanism of the moment. Folks are making the best of it and beginning to set up their booths.  Who, you may ask, are your guest dealers?  Donald Armstrong and Stephen Bradfield, hailing from Hooksett, NH are joining us, as well as Linda and Leo Rauhala of Poor House Antiques fame and Melissa Alden from Portsmouth, NH. will be joining us. Bob & Carol Broadbent with tins, advertsing and more.
Diane Freed of New England Seasons, Rehoboth, Mass. and Heidi Francis of Gateway to The Past in Merrimac, Mass....just to name a few! Of course the regular Sage crew that you have come to know and love is here, minus a few souls who decided that the Bahamas were a funner choice.....what do they know?The Sneak Peak section of our new web site will have some shots loaded in on Thursday, February 3rd at some point. Stay tuned!

This Darn Weather!

OK. Although I've now lived in New England for a longer time than I lived in Upstate New York from which I hail.....I am so done with this snowy, messy weather! We have a big show to produce in two weeks time! Enough already. It's pretty in moderation, but we must load up our booths soon and this is a pain in our New England butts, so to speak :) I bet you can't wait to see what goodies we'll be sneaking in the show soon. Hhhm maybe if you're good photos will appear magically from no where....

The February Cabin Fever Market

It's getting close to the time for the Cabin Fever Market and we are really getting excited about this. Instead of our usual 15 to 20 dealers, we will have 40 dealers in this show! The show is being catered by the fine team at White Apron Catering, great soups, sandwiches and desserts are promised and we can't wait. Pray for no snow and a sunny sky!