The weekend of Nov. 2 and 3 saw the return of the fall edition of the Elverson Antique Show. The weather was sunny, unseasonably warm, and people took advantage of the opportunity to enjoy the colorful scenery of the Pennsylvania countryside as they traveled to the show. The location of the show has changed over its 50-plus years. It began as a fundraiser for the Elverson Fire Company. The fire engine logo remains, but it now partners with the Twin Valley School District to benefit its sports program. The popular show is now held at the Honey Brook Elementary School, which offers convenient parking and a bright interior as a backdrop for the dealers offerings. Comments from customers and dealers were overwhelmingly positive regarding the new location. The Elverson Antique Show is a regional show with a national reputation for friendly dealers offering quality antiques at reasonable prices. Approximately 570 people attended the show, with some flying in from the Midwest. They werent disappointed, as many left with purchases reflecting their interest in collecting early Americana and Pennsylvania folk art. Stoneware, quilts, butter prints, furniture, estate jewelry, cookie cutters, carvings, and fraktur were among the many types of items that sold. Mark your calendars now for the spring show, which will be held on Saturday and Sunday, March 22 and 23, 2025, at the Honey Brook Elementary School, located at 1530 West Walnut Road, Honey Brook, Pa. For more information, call 707-310-4488.