Triangle Trading Post

This Week at Triangle Trading Post — August 10, 2026

Delise Barker — Mon, 10 Aug 2026 05:09:47 GMT

Two vendor updates worth flagging: a brand-new booth from a woodworker, and an established booth that expanded what it carries. Here is what the last stretch at the store actually looked like.

New vendor

A Wood Working — Terry Wood, Booth TW83

Terry Wood joined the Post with a booth built around hand-made wooden pieces: pull-along toys, French rolling pins, cutting boards, hand-turned bowls, floating Jesus crosses, and a rotating set of curated vintage furniture. Everything is made or selected by him, and the booth reads as one person's actual workbench rather than a wholesale display.

See the booth More handmade

Booth refresh

Amy's Attic adds antiques to the mix

Amy's Attic has always been the go-to booth for vintage crystal and glassware. The updated space now folds antiques into the display alongside the glass — patriotic seasonal accents, cut-glass dishware, an amber pitcher, and a green mid-century bowl are all on the shelves right now. Same edited feel, wider range.

See the booth More antiques

Coming up: the class schedule is between rounds — no session on the books for this week. Watch the classes page for the next Saturday stained-glass workshop and other rotating classes as they get added.

Best next move

Come by, browse a booth, or plan a visit

The best way to keep up is in person. If you want the current mix without a trip, the vendor directory is where it lives.

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A Festive Month at Triangle Trading Post

Delise Barker — Sat, 27 Dec 2025 21:36:01 GMT

The last month at Triangle Trading Post showed what the store works best as: a place where local shoppers, artists, makers, and vendors can all move through the same room and keep discovering something new.

Store update

Tidings Market, holiday shopping, and a busy sales floor

Tidings Market on December 13 brought together local artists, makers, and vendors in one shared event. That kind of day captures the whole point of the Post: shopping small, meeting creative people in person, and finding inventory that is not flattened into the same online feed as everything else.

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What the month looked like

Local artists and makers sharing the floor during Tidings Market
Holiday sales and fresh inventory across multiple vendor booths
Strong gift shopping energy around antiques, handmade goods, and one-of-a-kind finds

Why this matters: the store is strongest when it feels active, layered, and local. The market and holiday season made that obvious.

If you missed that stretch, the easiest way to stay current is to check the calendar and visit the shop in person.

Calling all creators, collectors, and curators

Delise Barker — Thu, 07 Aug 2025 01:54:15 GMT

Triangle Trading Post is still actively building the right vendor mix, but the goal is not to cram in more booths for the sake of it. The goal is to bring in people whose inventory gives the store more personality, depth, and local pull.

Vendor recruiting

Bring a booth, a point of view, and inventory people want to browse in person

We are interested in artists, makers, collectors, vintage sellers, antique vendors, and small concepts that help the store feel more distinct. If your inventory has personality and can carry a real display, the vendor application is the next step.

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What we want more of

Strong handmade work and local art
Vintage, antique, collectible, and decor inventory with identity
Booths that feel curated rather than overloaded

Not sure where you fit? Start with the vendor directory to see the current mix, then use the application if you still feel like your inventory belongs in the room.