Vintage Days continues Sunday in Long Grove with penny carnival
Long Grove Vintage Days - a two-day street market for all things vintage, antique, reclaimed, repurposed, upcycled and handmade - continues from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
The event in downtown Long Grove also features live music, local street food and a variety of wine and beer.
More than 40 dealers feature their wares in the open-air market, which has free admission and parking.
On Sunday, the Long Grove Historical Society hosts a penny carnival featuring old-fashioned games for kids from noon to 2 p.m., followed by the melodrama "Polly Pureheart Prevails" at the historical society's farmhouse.
For more information, visit longgrove.org.
A 1950s-vintage Davy Crockett rocking horse being sold by re-claim dealer Dirk Paschal of Gurnee beckons buyers as Samantha, left, and McKenna Finch of Long Grove attend Long Grove Vintage Days with their mom, Kim, Saturday.
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Antique dealer Aaron Ochsner of Libertyville shows a rare ceramic Italian ashtray to Adam Polite of Gurnee during Long Grove Vintage Days Saturday.
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Kristin and Tom Chmela of Wauconda push their dogs Tucker, front, and Ray in a stroller during Long Grove Vintage Days Saturday.
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