Pickwick Vintage Show at ROW DTLA

If you like your shopping with a bit of history, the Pickwick Vintage Show is the kind of morning worth planning around. On Saturday, November 7, more than 40 exhibitors from across California set up at ROW DTLA with racks and tables of vintage clothing, jewelry, accessories, textiles and the odd findings that designers hunt for. It is a solid pick if you are scanning for things to do in Los Angeles this month.

When: Saturday, Nov 7, 2026, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM Where: ROW DTLA, 777 S Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90021 Info: Discover Los Angeles event page

What to expect

Pickwick bills itself as a major source for collectors, connoisseurs and the design community, and the range of vendors reflects that. Vintage here covers every era, so you can move from worn-in denim and statement jewelry to old textiles and trims that people buy as raw material for their own projects. Expect a mix of serious dealers who know exactly what a piece is and casual browsers who just want a good jacket.

Because the exhibitors come from all over California, the stock is broader than a single neighborhood shop could offer. That makes it a handy place to compare prices, ask questions about a label or a fabric, and find something you will not see on a typical rack. If you collect a specific category, such as jewelry or textiles, it is worth walking the whole floor once before buying, then circling back to the stalls that stood out.

Planning your visit

The show runs for a single day, so the best picks go early. Arriving near opening gives you the first look at the tables, while the afternoon is better for a slower browse and, sometimes, a bit of friendly haggling. Bring a tote bag, since vintage finds rarely come wrapped, and consider cash or a payment app for smaller vendors. The source listing does not publish admission details, so check the event page before you go to confirm pricing and any entry requirements.

ROW DTLA sits on the edge of the Arts District and Downtown LA's industrial core, on South Alameda Street. Parking is usually available on the property, but weekend lots can fill, so allow extra time or use rideshare. Give yourself a few hours: between the exhibitors and the rest of the complex, it is easy to turn a quick look into a full afternoon.

Make a day of it

Downtown is full of options before or after the show, from coffee and lunch around the Arts District to galleries and wandering streets nearby. Pair the market with a meal and you have a full Saturday. For more ideas, browse our festivals listings and the Downtown LA guide, and keep an eye on upcoming events in Los Angeles as November fills in. If you are collecting plans for LA events this weekend, a vintage morning at ROW DTLA belongs on the list.