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First Monday Trade Days may be an event that is well-known in East Texas, but that doesn't mean that it can't keep hundreds of thousands of visitors from visiting in the Canton area Canton for 4 days every month. The event is open from Thursday through Saturday, preceding the day of First Monday each month hundreds of vendors have set up shop to offer shoppers a variety of options.The first First Monday Park was established more than a century ago as flea markets has now become home to some of most cutting-edge, innovative home furnishings, antiques and collectibles to be purchased anywhere. Over the past 150 years, a lot of things have changed at this Original First Monday Park; however, the authentic, down-to-earth friendships between vendors patrons is what makes people come back year after year.Following are the next 2021 First Monday Trade Days:<img width="437" src="">September 2nd-5thSeptember 30th-October 3rdOctober 28th-October 31stDecember 2nd - 5thAccording to the First Monday Trade Days website it is the most prestigious and longest continuous outdoor flea fair within the United States.According the folks in those who trade on market sites, idea that led to the idea of First Monday Trade Days started in the mid-1850s when the circuit judge would be in Canton on the First Monday of each month. Residents from all over the county came to the town to participate in their court cases. Overtime, residents would bring their own possessions, whether it was produce, livestock or other original pieces, to sell or trade. In 1965, First Monday outgrew the town's Town Square so it was relocated to the current grounds. And that was the end of it...First Monday Trade Days is made up of a variety of private sellers . So chances are, no matter how many times you've visited there, you'll never get to see all of it. https://www.cantonshoppingguide.com/ sits on numerous acres, with over 700,00 square feet of shopping.Attending First Monday is free, however, the majority of parking spaces surrounding the trade show grounds charge $5 to park.You can visit the First Monday Trade Days website here.