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First Monday Trade Days may be an annual event known throughout East Texas, but that doesn't stop thousands of people from traveling to the City of Canton for 4 days every month. Open from the Thursday to Saturday, prior to the first Monday every month hundreds of vendors set up their shop at the event to provide shoppers with a multitude of options. What started more than a century ago as an open-air market has evolved into the location for some of most exciting, cutting-edge furniture, antiques and collectibles purchased anywhere. Over the last 150 years, many things have changed in what was once the Original First Monday Park; but the real, home-style personal relationships between sellers and consumers is the main reason why they are always returning. In the meantime, here are the remaining 2021 First Monday Trade Days: September 2nd - 5th September 30th-October 3rd October 28th-October 31st December 2nd - 5th According the page on First Monday Trade Days website, it is the most prestigious and longest constantly operating outdoor flea market located in the United States. According people at those who trade on market sites, idea for First Monday Trade Days started in the early 1850's, when the circuit judge was able to go to Canton on the first Monday of every month. The entire county would come to the city to attend to their court proceedings. Over time, residents brought their own personal items, be it was livestock, produce as well as other objects of origin, to trade or sell. In 1965, First Monday outgrew the town's Town Square so it was moved to its present ground. And https://peatix.com/user/10398737 is history... First Monday Trade Days is made up of a variety of private sellers . Therefore, the chances are that no matter how many times you visit you'll never see everything. The flea market is set on hundreds of acres and more than 700,00 square meters of shopping. Attending First Monday is free, however, the majority of parking garages that surround the trade fair grounds cost $5 to park. You can check out the First Monday Trade Days website here.