Greenfield Vintage Days 2024

Enjoy all things Vintage in the Valley’s Vintage capital of Greenfield! From vinyl to movies, cocktails to clothing, peek into stores and catch some live music during the city’s 3rd Annual Vintage Days. Stroll the Greenfield Farmer’s Market and Vintage Car Show, stop into Greenfield’s FOUR independent bookstores, and do the hustle at the Intergenerational Dance on Saturday! There’s so much to do, so much to see…come to Greenfield and find YOUR Vintage!!
Sidewalk Sales – Friday – Sunday 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Participating Stores will be offering discounts, extended hours, and interactive activities all weekend! Books, Vinyl, Clothing, Crystals, Jewelry, Hemp Goods, Free Pool Tables, Craft Cocktails, and so much more. Antique Revival, Greenfield Records, Hens & Chicks Consignment, Moldavite Dreams, and more!
Vintage Book Sale and debut of the Vintage Room – Friday – Sunday at Roundabout Books

Browse vintage books, CDs, DVDs, and more while sipping on freshly brewed ice tea. There’s always something special to find at Roundabout Books, and they roll out ALL the goods for Vintage Days! Greenfield also has three other independent bookstores to stop in while you’re out and about – The Imaginary Bookshop, World Eye Bookshop, and Federal Street Books!
Federal Street Books Five Year Anniversary – Friday – Sunday
Federal Street Books is celebrating their 5-year anniversary! October 11 – 13, enjoy their 25% off storewide customer appreciation sale, with free stickers, Spooky Blind Date with a Book, and other surprises! ~ Friday 12-6, Saturday 11-6, Sunday 12-3 ~

Farmers’ Market – Saturday 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM

Greenfield’s Farmer’s Market is celebrating its 50th year this year and every Saturday boasts delicious foods, gorgeous crafts, and big smiles. This Vintage-vibes Saturday is no different, though with some extra treats in store
Museum of our Industrial Heritage (2 Mead St.) – Saturday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Wander the museum and celebrate the region’s industrial heritage, highlighting the county’s factories and mills that produced cutlery, hand tools, machine tools, measuring instruments, taps and dies, paper, textiles and numerous other products
Vintage Collage Workshop @ Artspace – Saturday 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM
For this month’s Free Art Saturday program – make a vintage materials collage, i.e. vintage ad images, life magazines from the 50’s- use their materials and/or bring your own! This open studio event is free and no registration is required, drop-in any time during the event hours.
Greenfield’s Forgotten Silent Movie,1924 at the Greenfield Garden Cinema – Saturday 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

“Love’s Young Dream,” a one-act comedy/drama produced at the Victoria Theatre in June of 1924 will be shown at Greenfield Garden Cinema. It is preceded by another (shorter) silent film – a Pathé newsreel that captured Greenfield’s first Winter Festival in 1923! It is believed to be the only remaining footage of its kind and is accompanied with a silent screen virtual orchestra accompaniment in modern 5.1 theater surround stereo. The selections are from the actual orchestra score written for the screen over 100 years ago!
Trick O’ Treat Bag Decorating – Saturday 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM at the Franklin Community Co-op Community Room (170 Main St.)
Decorate a snazzy bag for Trick O’ Treating at the Franklin Community Co-op! Next door at their Community Room – 170 Main Street.
Vintage Car Show – Saturday 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM at Mohawk Mall (91 Main St.)

Stroll the vintage and classic car show, vote for your favorites with the People’s Choice award, and take photos with mint classic cars.
Register your car or truck for the car show here.
Intergenerational Dance – Saturday 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM at Franklin County’s YMCA

Learn vintage moves from local dance studios and teachers and show off some new moves in return! Each half hour premieres a new (old) decade, and then we DANCE the night away!
“Far Out: Life on and After the Commune” at the Greenfield Garden Cinema – Sunday 6:30 PM

This documentary film traces fifty years in the lives of a group of New England writers, activists and artists, as they became pioneers in the back-to-the-land and organic farming movement. In 1973, when a giant nuclear power plant was planned nearby, they became active opponents. In a dramatic act of civil disobedience, Sam Lovejoy, a commune member, toppled a 500-foot weather tower on the site. His trial drew national attention and points to a history of activism in our region. Film is followed by a Q&A with director Charles Light and members of the commune!


Interested in learning more? Contact contact Hannah at the Greenfield Business Association, GBA.4Greenfield@gmail.com