A former retail space on Warwick Boulevard in Newport News has become one of the Peninsula’s go to stops for vintage hunting, and Antique Artisans Market wastes no time explaining its pitch: vintage treasures and timeless craftsmanship under one roof at 9601 Warwick Boulevard. The market brings together antique furniture, rare collectibles, artwork, and heirloom jewelry from a rotating group of dealers, giving each visit a different feel depending on what those vendors have brought in that week.
Unlike a single owner antique shop with one point of view on pricing and inventory, a multi dealer market structure like this one means shoppers can wander past a case of estate jewelry, then a booth of mid century furniture, then a wall of vintage artwork, all within the same building and the same trip. That format rewards regulars who make a habit of stopping back in, since a piece that was not there last month might be sitting at the front of the store today, brought in by a dealer who just finished an estate clean out or an auction run.
The market keeps a distinctive schedule built around a slower start to the week. It stays closed Monday and Tuesday, then opens Wednesday through Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., before switching to a shorter Sunday window of 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. That rhythm gives shoppers a full weekend plus a Wednesday through Friday stretch to browse, while giving dealers two quiet days to restock booths, tag new arrivals, and rearrange displays before the doors reopen.
Antique Artisans Market describes itself as Newport News’s premier antique destination, and it backs that positioning by actively courting new vendors through its own website, a sign that the dealer roster is meant to keep growing and turning over rather than staying static. For a collector, that ongoing vendor recruitment usually translates into fresh categories of merchandise showing up over time, whether that means a new booth specializing in vintage glassware, another focused on estate jewelry, or a dealer bringing in mid century furniture finds.
The market also leans into the social side of antiquing, maintaining an active Instagram and Facebook presence where shoppers can see new arrivals before making the trip out, a useful tool for anyone driving in from elsewhere on the Peninsula who wants to know the trip is worth it before they leave the house. Reaching the market directly by phone at 757-755-3393 or by email at admin@antiqueartisansmarket.com rounds out the ways a shopper or a prospective vendor can get in touch outside of a visit.
For anyone in Newport News or the wider Hampton Roads area who wants to browse antique furniture, collectibles, artwork, and heirloom jewelry from multiple dealers in a single stop, rather than driving between several standalone antique shops, Antique Artisans Market on Warwick Boulevard offers exactly that kind of one stop, vendor driven browsing experience, open six days a week except Monday and Tuesday.
Antique Artisans Market is a multi dealer antiques and collectibles market in Newport News, Virginia, offering vintage furniture, artwork, heirloom jewelry, and rare collectibles from a rotating roster of vendors six days a week.
