Antiques and Entertainment at Lucketts Spring Market | LoudounExtra.com

The 10th annual Lucketts Spring Market, an antiques bazaar hosted by the Old Lucketts Store, attracted hundreds of visitors and bargain hunters last weekend to the grounds of the Lucketts Community Center.

Shoppers browsed the offerings of over a hundred vendors, including both experienced antiques dealers and amateur individuals selling their own collections.

Vendors' tents weren't the only things occupying the five acres of market space; a row of concessions stands and large barbecue smoker added a savory scent to the air and turned the shopping event into a local festival.

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The world is Ric Bauer's conversation piece at the Lucketts Spring Market. Bauer came from Comus, Md. to search the Lucketts Spring Market's offerings. (Adam Gerchick)

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An overview of the five acres of vendor space at the Lucketts Spring Market, on the grounds of the Lucketts Community Center. (Adam Gerchick)

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An assortment of antiques and knickknacks on a vendor's table at the Lucketts Spring Market. (Adam Gerchick)

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Mary Artz of Woodbridge and Beth Bailey and Erin Finn, both of Arlington, haul a newly purchased nightstand out of the grounds of the 10th Annual Lucketts Spring Market. (Adam Gerchick)

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A table with a mermaid-statue base, one of the many uncommon pieces for sale at the Lucketts Spring Market. (Adam Gerchick)

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Garry Smallwood, left, of the musical duo the Smallwood Brothers smiles as brother, Tom, sings during the brothers' bluegrass performance. (Adam Gerchick)

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Several porcelain eggs and a china teacup on display at the Lucketts Spring Market. (Adam Gerchick)

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Feuding sisters have a seat at the Lucketts Spring Market. (Adam Gerchick)

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Jane O'Keefe of Lovettsville manages the cash register at the entrance to the 10th Annual Lucketts Spring Market. (Adam Gerchick)

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In the middle of it all bluegrass bands played while families sat around on shaded tables and ate crab cakes, popcorn, and other snacks.

For many shoppers' young children, the community center's playground proved a far more exciting attraction than the sea of antiques, while a few shopping-weary adults took the opportunity to set up camping chairs and watch the day unfold.