2024 Past Exhibits & Events

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PAST HOLIDAY EVENT
Holiday Open House!
Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Gallery Tours & More
November 29 - December 1, 2024

Storewide Sale | Refreshments & Sweets | Guess the Candy Canes Contest |
​Scavenger Hunt | Gallery Tours

Join us for NHAC's Annual Holiday Open House! Enjoy refreshments and treats while finding unique & antique gifts for the antique enthusiasts on your list. Stroll the aisles & catch the holiday spirit!

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Augustus B. Koopman (1869-1914), After the Storm, oil on canvas.

PAST GALLERY EXHIBITS
Along the Shore: Paintings from Cape Ann to Provincetown & Selections 24: Notable Works
Extended through September 2024
Many New Works Added!

New Hampshire Antique Co-op is pleased to announce its two newest art exhibitions, Along the Shore: Paintings from Cape Ann to Provincetown, and Selections 24: Notable Works.

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PAST STOREWIDE SALE
41st Annual Summer Sale!
Savings up to 70% off
July 26 - Sept. 1, 2024

NHAC is hosting its 41st Annual Summer Sale!

Our dealers will be restocking their booths all throughout the sale with unique and authentic antique and vintage pieces. Shop early and often to score on the best deals.

Come celebrate the summer with us!​
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PAST STOREWIDE SALE EVENT
Annual Winter Sale!
Save up to 65% off
January 27 - March 3, 2024

​We are starting the new year off right with our biggest sale!
​Our dealers will be restocking their booths all throughout the sale with unique and authentic antique and vintage pieces. Shop early and find savings up to 65% off.

Fresh inventory arrives daily!
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Granville Perkins (1830-1895), Afternoon Boating on Lake George, oil on canvas.

PAST GALLERY EXHIBIT
Art Exhibition
Celebrating the American Landscape
​On view October 15, 2023  — January 31, 2024

New Hampshire Antique Co-op proudly presents Celebrating the American Landscape, a new art show featuring works from renowned artists of the late 1800s to the present. This new exhibit will highlight three 19th-century pivotal artistic movements: the White Mountain School, the Dublin Art Colony and Monadnock-region artists, and the Hudson River School.
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