Antique Stores Open on Sunday
1,340 of the 26,011 antique stores we track nationwide have open Sunday. Independent antique shops often keep irregular hours — closed midweek, weekend-only, or seasonal — and Google's hours field for small businesses goes stale far more often than it does for chains, so a listing that shows 'open' can quietly be wrong. Every store on this page has its Sunday hours confirmed from the shop's own website or posted schedule.
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- Alabama29
- Arizona10
- Arkansas6
- California97
- Colorado24
- Connecticut59
- Delaware6
- Florida77
- Georgia79
- Idaho7
- Illinois43
- Indiana18
- Iowa22
- Kansas5
- Kentucky20
- Louisiana25
- Maine21
- Maryland20
- Massachusetts23
- Michigan43
- Minnesota13
- Mississippi7
- Missouri33
- Montana5
- Nebraska12
- Nevada11
- New Hampshire13
- New Jersey21
- New Mexico7
- New York115
- North Carolina42
- Ohio59
- Oklahoma15
- Oregon22
- Pennsylvania69
- South Carolina30
- Tennessee22
- Texas73
- Vermont8
- Virginia22
- Washington41
- West Virginia14
- Wisconsin52
Call ahead even when a store lists Sunday hours. Small antique shops are more likely than most retail to close early, take an unscheduled day off, or run shorter hours off-season, so a quick call or a check of their social media saves a wasted trip.
Common questions
- Are antique stores open on Sundays?
- Many are, especially in tourist or weekend-shopping areas, but it's far from universal — a good share of independent antique dealers close Sunday and Monday and open midweek instead. Antique malls with multiple vendors under one roof are generally more likely to keep consistent weekend hours than single-owner shops.
- What time do antique stores usually close on Sunday?
- Sunday hours tend to run shorter than the rest of the week, commonly closing sometime in the mid-to-late afternoon rather than staying open into the evening. Exact closing time varies a lot by shop, so it's worth confirming directly rather than assuming a standard retail schedule.