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For ticket information, contact The Florence Events Center box office at (541) 997-1994
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home or on the road in our travel trailers,”
said Berggren. “Trips to Europe have helped
defi ne our taste for old-world, well-used and
time-worn furnishings paired with elegant
crystal, silver and rich linens. We take all
these ideas and bring them on the road with
us at our markets.”
Berggren explained that, historically,
gypsy camps were known for bright, colorful
people selling their wares from carts and
wagons, setting up and tearing down their
camps as they traveled, bringing to towns all
across America unique crafts, house wares,
décor and collectibles.
“When I came across a photo taken
in 1906 of a gypsy camp in Paris, I knew
this was our brand,” said Berggren. Our
merchandise mission is similar to that gypsy
lifestyle — we love all things chippy, rusty
and well used and made with quality.”
Among the 50 vendors expected to
participate, there will be wine and cheese
vendors, or stop by for a snack or meal
offered by Mon Ami.
“We hope to inspire people to create
beautiful, inviting spaces and share our
Gypsy spirit with guests,” said Berggren.
For more information, visit www.
gypsycampvintagemarket.com.
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outdoor living, including Gypsy-camp style
vintage trailers and camp gear just in time for
camping season.
“My family has always had a passion for
decorating and entertaining, whether at our
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An extravagant vintage fl ea market will
come to Florence during the Gypsy Camp
Vintage Market at the Florence Events
Center, June 3 and 4. On Friday evening, the
Vintage Market will host a “Champagne and
Shop” from 4 to 8 p.m.
Admission is $7 for adults and free for
children age 17 and under.
Come sip champagne and browse the
best vintage goods on the coast. The market
continues on Saturday, June 4, from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Admission is $5 and free to those
who paid on Friday.
“We’re very excited to offer a vintage
fl ea market to the Oregon coast,” said Josh
Berggren of Gypsy Camp Vintage Market.
“We know the demand for vintage goods is
growing each year. Our mission is to provide
a diverse selection of vintage, antique and
fl ea market goods to share with our market
guests.”
Throughout the two-day market,
vendors will be offering antique, vintage, re-
purposed and up-cycled goods in all styles:
French-inspired,
shabby-chic,
western,
industrial, beach décor and more. In addition,
there will be an entire section dedicated to
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Gypsy Camp Market bringing vintage items to town