July 4 and 5 – Eagleby, Qld
Aussie Fairs Collectormania is at Distillery Road Markets at Eagleby on the weekend of July 4 and 5. Explore a vibrant and ever-changing showcase of vintage, retro and collectable treasures with 60+ specialist dealers across two big days, offering a diverse mix of antiques, collectables, retro décor, records, coins, banknotes, vintage homewares, jewellery, tools, toys and so much more. With food options available onsite and an ATM for convenience, it’s the perfect destination for a relaxed day out with friends or family. The fair is open from 9am to 4pm on Saturday and 9am to 2pm on Sunday. Admission is $8 per adult.
July 10 to 12 – Albion, Qld
The weekend of July 10 to 12 is the Albion Antique Collectables Fair at the new Milton venue at 2 Kilroe Street in Milton, Queensland. With exhibiting dealers travelling from Sydney and Melbourne and throughout regional New South Wales and Victoria to join some of Brisbane and regional Queensland’s finest dealers, the Albion Antique Collectables Fair has gained a reputation for satisfying both the astute collector and providing highly desirable opportunities for newcomers to collecting. The Fair is open from 10am to 4pm on Friday and Saturday, and from 10am to 3pm on Sunday. General admission is $10 per adult.
July 18 – Ipswich, Qld
Whether you’re a dedicated collector searching for something special, a decorator looking for a standout piece, or simply enjoy browsing beautiful and unusual items, the Ipswich Collectormania Antique, Collectable, Record & Coin Fair offers something for every taste. From striking home décor and rare collectables to cherished nostalgic favourites, each stall is filled with character and stories from the past. Relax and enjoy the day with the convenience of an onsite café and ATM, making it an easy and enjoyable outing for collectors, families and casual browsers alike. The Fair is open from 8am to 2pm. General admission is $8.
July 24 to 26 – Coffs Harbour, NSW
The weekend of July 24 to 26 is home to the Coffs Antique & Collectors Fair, which is being held at the Coffs Showground. There will be stallholders dealing in furniture, china, glassware, coins, stamps, dolls, jewellery, records, tools and much more, as well as the very popular Collector Displays (you can vote for the People’s favourite) and a special attendance by the Australasian Shelley Club. There’s a Vintage Car display on Saturday July 25 and a Vintage Farm Machinery display on Sunday July 26. The Fair is open for early trading 5pm to 7.30pm on Friday, 9am to 4pm Saturday and 9am to 2pm on Sunday. Admission $10 per adult.
July 25 and 26 – Bendigo, Vic
Celebrating its fourth year on the weekend of July 25 and 26, the Bendigo Indoor Antiques and Collectables Fair is a premier regional event celebrating history, nostalgia, and the thrill of the hunt. Held annually at the Bendigo Showgrounds in Victoria, Australia, this popular two-day fair brings together a vibrant community of collectors, dealers and curious visitors from across the region. The event provides a dedicated space for indoor browsing, ensuring a comfortable experience regardless of the winter weather. The Fair is open from 8am to 4pm on Saturday and 9am to 2pm on Sunday. Admission $5 per adult.
July 30 to August 1 – Melbourne, Vic
Historic treasures from around the world will be offered at the 2026 Melbourne Rare Book Fair from July 30 to August 1. Hosted by the Australian and New Zealand Association of Antiquarian Booksellers (ANZAAB), the 56th annual fair brings together the world’s leading rare book experts and dealers, to showcase stunning collections of rare books, maps, and works on paper at the largest antiquarian book fair in the southern hemisphere at Wilson Hall, within The University of Melbourne. It is a globally significant rare book events attracting sellers and buyers from around the world. The Melbourne Rare Book Fair is open 6pm to 9pm on Thursday, 10am to 5pm on Saturday and 10am to 4pm Sunday. Entry is free.
July 30 to August 2 – Melbourne, Vic
The Melbourne Fair, which is on at Caufield Racecourse from July 30 to August 2, promises some stunning surprises for fashion lovers. If you enjoyed reading about the jet-setting glamour of Emilio Pucci in our current Winter 2026 magazine, you’ll love the Pucci & Co fashion show on the Saturday afternoon, which will showcase the extraordinary signature prints that defined some of the most influential designers of the 1960s and 1970s including Mr Dino, Paganne, Alfred Shaheen, Leonard of Paris, Maurice and, of course, the Prince of Prints himself. If you’re looking for something a little more refined, the runway plays host to Valentino – A Parade of Elegance on the Friday afternoon, tracing the evolution of the fashion house from the dramatic evening silhouettes of the 1980s through to refined cocktail and daywear of the 1990s and early 2000s and ending with striking contemporary runway design. And if you have no interest in fashion you can instead enjoy a number of presentations ranging from the art of mourning to the history of colonial jewellery – and that’s after you’ve browsed the curated collections of more than 60 of Australia’s finest dealers offering everything from furniture, art and antiquities to jewellery, books, decorative arts and prints and posters. The Fair is open 5pm to 9pm Thursday, 10am to 6pm Saturday and Sunday, and 10am to 5pm Sunday. But the really good news: you can enjoy all this for free! Just click here to claim your free entry ticket to The Melbourne Fair.
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Other July events:
July 11: Fashion Thrift Society Fair Sydney
July 11 and 12: ANDA Money Expo at Mt Gravatt, Brisbane
July 11 and 12: Central Coast Vintage Fair at East Gosford, NSW
July 18 and 19: Melbourne Comic & Toy Fair at Scoresby, Vic
July 19: Zonta Botany Bay Vintage Fair at Hurstville, Sydney
July 19: Fashion Thrift Society Fair Bunbury, WA
July 25 and 26: The Doll Collectors Club of NSW Annual Doll Fair
July 26: Fashion Thrift Society Fair Adelaide
July 27 to 31: Noble Numismatics Sale 143 in Sydney
