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Come visit Kensington Antique Row, the DC metropolitan area's largest and oldest antiquing district. You'll find an eclectic array of styles and types of merchandise-antique, vintage and new. Centered on Howard Avenue east off Connecticut Avenue, Antique Row boasts individual antiques and specialty shops, a multi-dealer antiques market, a design center, art gallery and several cafes and restaurants.

Kensington Antique Row is a friendly place with dozens of small, one-of-a-kind, owner-operated shops on Howard, Armory Avenue, and Fawcett Street.
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We are about a 30-minute walk through residential areas from the Wheaton metro station and a short ride from the Grosvenor station. MCDOT Bus 34 (Green/Blue Buses) between Wheaton and Friendship Heights picks up at the Wheaton, Bethesda and Friendship Heights Metro Stations and stops along Connecticut Avenue in front of the Safeway. Walk down Howard Ave along the left side of the Safeway to enter the district.
Local and regional vendors offer fresh baked goods, seasonal fruits and vegetables, organic meats, seafood, cheese, artisan breads, olive oil and prepared foods. Located at the Historic Train Station at 10417 Howard Avenue, Kensington Farmers' Market is open every Saturday year-round, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Gerard Famiglietti
Mar 07, 2022
Many shops with loads of interesting things. Almost like many museums in secluded neighborhood.
Dan Birnstein
Oct 19, 2021
There is always something there for you. Nice finds at very reasonable prices. Go and enjoy.
Meet Miss Sallyy
Jul 10, 2021
We Took early morning walk yesterday and felt really relaxed and energized. we definitely going to come back and try some of local restaurants. There is a train station for daily commute to DC. This must be a great neighborhood to live in. How wonderful that Kensington is able to preserve the old town feel, unlike some outside DC neighborhoods, overdeveloped with monster houses.
Jakobian Beagle
Mar 29, 2021
I had a great time looking through all sorts of odds, ends, knick knacks, and treasures. Found a couple things to give a new home to even. The proprietor was pleasant and friendly, as well as reasonably negotiable with a few of the prices. I departed the store quite pleased, already looking forward to the next visit. I definitely recommend checking this place out.
P. I.
Dec 06, 2020
This antique row is an absolute HIDDEN GEM of DC metro area. So much to see and so much to choose from. There's a great variety of stores and styles - furniture, jewelry, curious finds, clothes. A little cafe right in the middle. What a perfect way to spend your Saturday or Sunday afternoon.
Shelbi Lucas
Jun 14, 2019
There are so many options. There's a gorgeous mid-century furniture store, lots of sparkly jewelry and unique art work. Parking is tight but, it next to a commuter train lot, so that may be your best bet if you're looking and bring a car once you've made big purchase.
Emma-Lea Jacklin Warsaw
May 31, 2019
A place I love to frequent, always new stuff always cool stuff to see. Most shop owners are wicked nice a few. aren't too happy about a young person in curios and antiques. Ah well.
Gina
Feb 01, 2017
Parking is free and easily accessible off Metropolitan Avenue. Great place to walk around and shop for all things vintage. Very eclectic mix of shops and places to grab a bite to eat. If you enjoy watching trains come and go - this place is definitely for you! There is a farmer's market here and lots of cool events!