The 19th Annual East Hampton Antiques and Design Show Returns to Mulford Farm July 11, 2025
East Hampton Historical Society to Host
The 19th Annual East Hampton Antiques and Design Show
written by Tamara Matthews-Stephenson
My Favorite Antique Show Returns
To The East End This Coming Weekend
I am thrilled to announce the return of the East Hampton Antiques and Design Show, a stellar showcase of antiques and mid-century decorative arts for both the home and garden. Each summer, I look forward to meandering throughout the gorgeous Mulford Farm to find unique and beautiful pieces to add to my home and garden in Springs. Although I have been invited to attend many antiques shows over the years- including Mercantenfiera in Parma, Italy and the Marche aux Puces de Saint-Ouen, Paris Flea Market- I am happy to note this local show is my very favorite. As a life-long local resident of the East End, I appreciate the efforts of many who strive to keep the passion for history alive. I enjoy returning every year to see familiar faces mixed with local and international celebrities and design professionals who attend in order to support the event while celebrating a collective passion for antiques. It has been rewarding to get to know many of the 50 vendors who attend each year hailing from all parts of the country. The booths are beautifully appointed and set under billowy white tents, and it's stunning.
I think my favorite part of the show is the Preview Cocktail Party benefit that kicks off the festivities on Friday evening while offering guests early-buying in a peaceful yet celebratory environment (with some great people watching to boot). One year I had a lively chat with Martha Stewart over our shared love for plates. The antiques range in styles from industrial to neo-classical offering a combination of furniture, mirrors, lighting, rugs, textiles, decorative arts, gardening wares and even jewelry. It’s magical and I hope you will join us this year!
The Preview Cocktail Party benefit
with celebrated Designer David Kleinberg Serving as Honorary Chair
Show Opening Hours
Friday, July 11 6 – 8:30 pm
Show hours
Saturday, July 12 10 am -6 pm
and
Sunday, July 13 th 10 am-5 pm
About The Mulford Farm
The historic Mulford Farm is maintained by the East Hampton Historical Society, and makes a perfect venue to celebrate the area’s rich history featuring a rare colonial farmstead located at 10 James Lane in East Hampton. The Friday evening Preview Cocktail offers guests early buying opportunities under billowy white tents set across the three acre property.
How to Purchase Tickets
Tickets to the Preview Cocktail Party start at $275 which includes entry to the show on Saturday and Sunday. Show tickets, valid for entry on Saturday or Sunday, begin at $18 in advance and $20 at the door..
Ticket may be purchased here- Online Tickets
About this year’s Honoree
This year, The East Hampton Historical Society is thrilled to have one of the most respected and celebrated names in interior design David Kleinberg serve as Honorary Chair. Kleinberg is a member of the Interior Design Magazine Hall of Fame and has been honored with the Albert Hadley Lifetime Achievement Award by the New York School of Interior Design. He was first named to Architectural Digest’s ‘The AD 100” list in 2012 and became a member of Elle Décor A-List 2011. Kleinberg has participated in the Kips Bay Decorator Show House throughout his career and his work is published internationally. He published his monograph Traditional Now: Interiors by David Kleinberg with The Monacelli Press in 2011.
“The East Hampton Antiques & Design Show is one of the summer’s most anticipated events and as a
long-standing supporter of the East Hampton Historical Society and member of the East Hampton
community, I am especially pleased to serve as Honorary Chair this year. I look forward to working with
the Historical Society to bring the design community together in celebrating the rich tradition and enduring legacy of this wonderful show,”
-David Kleinberg
About the East Hampton Historical Society
Founded in 1921, the East Hampton Historical Society’s mission is “to illuminate the past and inspire the community through the preservation and interpretation of East Hampton’s history.” To fulfill its mission, the Historical Society preserves and interprets six historic properties, presents an array of exhibits and educational programs, and provides historical perspective on contemporary issues facing our community. The East Hampton Historical Society is located at 151 Main Street, East Hampton
phone, 631-324-6850
PRESS CONTACT
Nicole Castillo, WordHampton Public Relations
email, nicole@wordhampton.com
phone (631) 329-0050
