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Sunlight, hanging flowers, and collected furniture inside the greenhouse

Select market weekends · Southern Oregon

Come spend
the day with us.

Four beautiful fall days

October 8–11, 2026

Fall
Gathering.

Join us inside the Roots & Relics Greenhouse for thoughtfully gathered antiques, European and primitive finds, seasonal goods, and one-of-a-kind pieces for your home.

A gathered lavender bundle, ironstone pitcher, and primitive pig in a rustic cupboard
Gathered for autumn.

Early Bird Opening

Thursday, October 8

First selection, adult beverages, elevated seasonal bites, and the greenhouse glowing after dusk.

Fall Gathering

Friday, October 9

Fall Gathering

Saturday, October 10

Last Chance Sunday

Sunday, October 11

One final opportunity to shop, with a few special Sunday discounts offered throughout the day.

Before you make the drive

A few things
to know.

  • The event address will be posted and shared shortly before opening. We are approximately ten miles south of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
  • Cash and Venmo are preferred. Credit cards are accepted with a small processing fee.
  • No early sales, holds, or shipping.
  • Please bring an appropriately sized vehicle for larger purchases—you will be glad you did.

The dates are set

Keep these
weekends open.

Fall Gathering details are here now. Hours and thoughtful details for the remaining markets will be shared as each weekend gets closer.

Save all four dates
A gathered lavender bundle, ironstone pitcher, and primitive pig in a rustic cupboard

Fall Gathering

Antique wooden kitchen tools gathered in an old wooden firkin

Holiday Greenhouse

A red and gold striped vintage umbrella resting on an antique wooden surface

Christmas Market

An antique clock, dried botanicals, and a brass swan arranged in a greenhouse vignette

The Eleventh Hour Market

Come by, we'll help you pull it off.

Fall Gathering is ready for your calendar. Keep the remaining weekends open, too.

Worth waiting for

We do not open
every weekend.
That is intentional.

Each gathering takes time to prepare. New finds arrive, displays shift, flowers are brought in, and thoughtful details begin to appear throughout the greenhouse.

Opening less often gives every weekend its own energy—and gives guests something genuinely new to walk into.

The greenhouse counter prepared for guests during a market weekend
A welcoming table of refreshments inside the greenhouse
Prepared for company.

A gathering includes

The doors open.
The day unfolds.

There is no prescribed route and no need to hurry. Browse, visit, circle back, and stay as long as the day allows.

A guest browsing an antique green cabinet in the newly arranged greenhouse

A newly arranged greenhouse

Freshly sourced pieces are brought in, displays are rebuilt, and the whole space is readied for another weekend.

Pastries and small treats arranged on antique serving pieces

Something good on the table

Refreshments are part of the welcome—an invitation to pause, catch up, and make the visit last a little longer.

An antique iron garden cart planted with seasonal herbs and flowers

Flowers & seasonal touches

The details follow the season, from overflowing summer blooms to gathered branches and quieter winter greens.

Friends browsing collected antiques beneath hanging flower baskets during a greenhouse gathering

More than a market

Some arrive with a list.
Others come for the tradition.

Both are welcome. The best gathering days leave room for a lucky find, a long conversation, and the pleasure of seeing who else walked through the door.

A welcome sign outside the open Roots and Relics greenhouse
Come on in. Take your time.

Before you come

Southern Oregon,
ten minutes from town.

To preserve the experience and privacy of the farm, the exact address is shared shortly before gatherings or with confirmed private appointments.

  • Comfortable shoes are encouraged.
  • Children are welcome with supervision.
  • Bring a larger vehicle if you hope to purchase furniture.

Be the first to know

The next greenhouse weekend starts with a note.

Hear about upcoming gathering dates, newly arrived pieces, seasonal happenings on the farm, and private showing opportunities.

A hand-lettered bloom bar sign for a greenhouse gathering