New York City’s iconic vintage show, is expanding with new twice-annual events in Chicago and Los Angeles, bringing its signature mix of style, discovery and one-of-a-kind finds to two of the country’s most dynamic fashion cities. Manhattan Vintage Chicago will debut October 24 and 25 at Morgan Manufacturing in Fulton Market, followed by Los Angeles on March 20 and 21, 2027 at Hudson Loft.
Building on its flagship New York shows, which draw thousands of vintage enthusiasts, collectors and industry insiders, each edition will reflect the character of its host city. Longtime Manhattan Vintage dealers will join new sellers and local vintage talent for a distinct shopping experience rooted in fashion, community and discovery.
Manhattan Vintage Chicago will pair established dealers from the New York show with standouts from Chicago’s vintage scene for two days of shopping. From rare designer and archival fashion to perfectly worn-in denim, statement accessories, exquisite jewelry and unexpected finds, shoppers can explore pieces spanning decades, aesthetics and price points.
The expansion carries special significance for Manhattan Vintage owner Amy Abrams, a Chicago native with a personal connection to Los Angeles dating back to the 1980s.
“Chicago and Los Angeles have incredible creative identities and deep relationships with fashion, design and vintage, which makes putting down roots especially exciting,” said Abrams. “As a Chicago native, I’ve dreamed of bringing Manhattan Vintage home, and I’ve had a personal connection to Los Angeles for decades and tremendous respect for the vintage community there. We want to celebrate what makes each city distinct, bring together those shaping their vintage scenes and build something lasting alongside them.”
Tickets for Manhattan Vintage Chicago are now available, starting at $25 for general admission, with a $40 Preview Hour ticket offering first access to shop the market.
Following its October debut, Manhattan Vintage will return to Chicago in spring 2027 and continue with editions each spring and fall. Los Angeles will begin its own twice-annual schedule on March 20 and 21, 2027 with additional details surrounding the inaugural LA event to be announced in the coming months.
For more information and to purchase tickets, visitย www.manhattanvintage.comย or follow @thevintageshow.
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