The 18th annual Elora Antique Show will be held at the community centre here.
The show will feature 55 experts from across Ontario offering a wide variety of antiques and collectibles, ranging from county pine furniture, formal furnishings, clocks, fine china and glass, garden antiques, vintage fashions, antique linens, jewelry, local artifacts, kitchen and tableware from the 1950s and 1960s and more.
Jim Miller, from Baden, is brining a collection of Arthur Pequegnat antique clocks. Pequegnat made clocks in Berlin, now Kitchener, in the late 1800s.
Admission is $6, for adults, with no charge to children under 13. Parking is free and discount admission coupons are available from the website. Visit www.antinqueshowscanada.com for more details.
