Fort Street is still Victoria's dealer corridor. Vancouver is scattered — Gastown vintage, Terminal Ave flea, Cloverdale on Sundays, plus the comic-and-toy cons (PNE Forum, Vancity Card Show, Fan Expo). Jump ahead for dated shows; shops stay put year-round.
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Next three weeks, or jump a month through February.
Upcoming shows · Next 3 weeks
No dated antique or toy shows in this window — the weekly fleas still run. Back to the board
Shops worth a walk
antique · Victoria
Faith Grant — The Connoisseur's Shop
Victoria's oldest serious dealer: British furniture, silver, porcelain, and estate jewellery. Start here if you want the real thing, not booth clutter.
Multi-dealer rooms on Fort Street. Fast scan for glass, linens, early Canadian ceramics, and the odd toy. Pair with a slow walk east toward Rockland.
1044 Fort Street
Daily, late morning through afternoon
antique · Victoria
Fort Street Antique Row
A century-old dealer corridor. Two or three hours on foot covers most of it, with cafés so you don't have to rush. Late May through September is the sweet spot.
Fort Street, downtown to Rockland
Shop hours vary; best Tue–Sat
mall · Island
Recollections
Sidney's antique and vintage stop on the way to the ferries. Easy to combine with a Beacon Ave stroll and the Saturday market when it's on.
Beacon Avenue, Sidney
Daily
vintage · Victoria
Capital Iron
Not a dealer shop — a Victoria institution with hardware, marine gear, and enough odd surplus to scratch the same itch as a flea market.
Western Canada's largest community flea. Two buildings plus outdoor sellers. $2 entry, kids 12 and under free. Go at opening if you want parking and first pick.