Today we drove out to what I consider the country, Brenham, Round Top, Warrenton Texas area to go to the Holiday Show at the Texas Rose Show. Vickie had some really great dealers that were set up with her and the weather was just perfect.
Also, we didn't realize she has a food vendor that makes awesome Mexican Food. If you know me, you know I'm very particular about my Mexican Food because growing up I had the best authentic Mexican Food around. So, someone would really have to have good food for me to compliment them. This food vendor actually has homemade tortilla's, which has almost become a dying art.
Also, we didn't realize she has a food vendor that makes awesome Mexican Food. If you know me, you know I'm very particular about my Mexican Food because growing up I had the best authentic Mexican Food around. So, someone would really have to have good food for me to compliment them. This food vendor actually has homemade tortilla's, which has almost become a dying art.
So, if you are near Warrenton between now and December 22, you have to come out to the show. They are located right across from the Marburger Farms Antique Show on Hwy 237. Look who we saw at the show, Kim and her daughter. Don't they look pretty!!
These next few displays belonged to Vickie. She's really good and has great things:
This is Susi and Hector's space. They are now located here each Spring and Fall as well as the Tin Star field in Warrenton. They can also be found at the Austin City Wide Sale and occassionally in Canton:
Here is Linda and Ludmil's booth. Pretty and unique as always:
This was Doris' space. She can also be found in Canton each month:
And, last but not least was Becky's booth. Becky is located inside one of the outbuildings and she too is going to be permanently located here in the Spring and Fall:
I did find a few treasures here. Fabulous job to all the dealers.
The absence of color continues, doesn't it? Beautiful pictures and spaces. Thanks for always sharing, T. You rock. ~Mindy
ReplyDeleteMindy said it all. Thanks, Vintage Reporter!
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I just saw about 100 things I want in these photos! Gorgeous! I like your music on your blog too! It's not what I usually listen to but I really like it! I was clicking on each song and I like them all! I usually just turn the music off when someone has it but I really liked yours!
ReplyDeleteOh Theresa, looks like a winter wonderland to me!!! The absence of color appeals to me so much! I think because it causes you to notice texture and details, sparkle and style ~ gorgeous!!! xxoo, Dawn
ReplyDeleteI made a slipcover today, I would have been much happier going on an outing! I too love the absence of color.
ReplyDeleteI love the displays, especially Vicky's. You do a good job with your photography...next best thing to being there. Thanks for sharing. carrell
ReplyDeleteSorry I missed you! Thank you for the pictures and thanks for the promotion of the holiday show. You are right about the mexican food - try the chile rellenos. Susi
ReplyDeleteWow, I've never heard of this show. It looks like there is some really great stuff there. Thanks for being the information lady!!
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Theresa, what a wonderful surprise to see you today! Vickies place is really coming into its own...some fabulous vendors and a great location across from Marburger! I visit often and find cool pieces at great prices, I am dying for the cement swan...its on my wish list! I did leave today with some goodies and possibly the best pork and chicken tamales (a dozen of each) I have had in years!! As Cher said, YOU are our Texas Vintage Reporter!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the great pictures, I almost feel like I was there!! I love to see the work of such talented people~*~Debra
ReplyDeleteThanks Ms T for the pix. Itchin' to get back and see it!!! peg
ReplyDeleteI could really go for some hot sauce and buttered tortillas right about now! Everything looked beautiful and wintry. BRRR! Tn'T
ReplyDeleteLove it all :) I'd like to book a night in some of these booths. Hey, there's an idea!
ReplyDeleteLove your photos, love your playlist, love your style! You're inspiring me to maybe even start a blog myself...
ReplyDeleteGloriously magical!
ReplyDeleteTo everyone that has commented, it is a beautiful show. I so appreciate hearing from you!! Thanks to all for stopping by and to ZITA--what sweet words. I am so glad to have inspired you. Please do start a blog, keep me posted and let me know if I can help you!
ReplyDeleteTheresa, once more I am enchanted by your post! Absolutely beautiful photos and spaces!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Gorgeous! I love the winter white feeling of the show. Thanks for the eye candy :-)
ReplyDeleteHey Theresa~ I was looking at your pictures again and just figured out the food vendor you were talking about!! When we were at the Fall show we stopped by and had some of the faaaaaaaaabulous mexican food. I spoke with the mom and daughters, they were all in that little trailer "cranking" out some of the best Mex I've ever had~*~I told them so! They were so sweet. We told everybody about them~that feild of dealers is awesome.....Debra
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures Theresa! And that Mex food is awesome! Did you know they live right down the road in Giddings and you can order food direct from them right out of their Cocina!!! I have there phone number!! Thanks for keeping us all visually entertained!
ReplyDeleteYour photos remind me of a store called ABC Home and Carpet here in NYC. I want one of everything!
ReplyDeleteWhen I grow up, I'm moving to Texas...y'all have the best year-round antiquin'...I'm so jealous!!!
ReplyDeleteI was taught the art of making real tortillas by one of the migrant workers that worked on my husband's farm, we had a blast that day, as her kids cracked up at my attempts at making perfectly round tortillas, they said they looked like every state in the U.S....not funny!!! But I did master the art with my broom handle dough-roller, that every bride gets for a wedding present...back in the day I'm sure. But oh what a taste, nuttin' like it!!!
Thanks for always posting such great eye candy.
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Angelica
Love everything Teresa!!! Can't wait to come to Texas again!!
ReplyDeletesmiles, Joy~
Hi again!!! I can't seem to stay away!
ReplyDeleteI've awarded your blog.. Stop by to pick up the award!!!!!
Hi Theresa,
ReplyDeleteI am in Austin on short trip to visit my kids and I am thinking of stopping by The Texas Rose Show you mentioned in Warrenton. What are the hours on Sunday? That is when I will travel back to my home in Southeast Texas. Thanks for all the show information.
Nancy
Theresa,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the response and all the information. We are hoping to leave tomorrow. The graduation ceremonies are in 2 weeks and I am just trying to get hotel rooms and other things reserved!I will try to go by Uncommon Objects tomorrow before we take off.I've passed that place many times and never stopped! My daughter is getting her hair cut tomorrow right next to that place. Thanks Again.
I haven't been to your blog in a long time....what was I thinking! I was just over at another gals blog and she had pics of your booth. When she pointed out the star made out of the ruler I realized that I have visited your booth before and it was lovely!
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Wow, lots of fabulous finds here! I love all the photos you took. I can make believe that I was there.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day!
Julie