Come see the historic Wright's barn. This former dairy barn was converted into a teenage dance club which served Litchfield County youth from 1965-1975. In 1980 John & Millie Wright opened the flea market and soon expanded to include a second floor.

Now managed by Jim and Carol Wright, the flea market has over 40 spaces available with many dealers occupying multiple spaces. Currently 20 dealers have been at the barn from 2 to 20 years. Other dealers may come from week-to-week and all vendors constantly display new items.

Vendors tend to specialize in various antiques and collectibles uncluding: furniture, jewelry, paper goods, books, china and glassware; Victorian-style artwork and furniture. Find tools, garden implements, reproduction period pieces from the 20's-60's.

Stay warm in the winter, cool and dry in the summer, Located in the scenic Litchfield Hills.

Look for us on the Connecticut Historic Ba.rns website and Historic Barn Trails app.

The only New England flea market mentioned in Rachel Ashwell's Shabby Chic Treasure Hunting + Decorating Guide.

  To learn more about the history of the property use this link:

 To view a recent article that featured Wright's Barn try this link:   http://www.courant.com/savvy-shopper/hc-vann-shopping-around-0117-20160113-column.html

Another recent website listed us as one of the best flea markets in the state. Check this out: https://www.fleamarketinsiders.com/best-flea-markets-in-connecticut/

Better yet is this website write up on Wright's Barn and Cafe':  http://www.onlyinyourstate.com/connecticut/connecticut-antique-barn-ct/

There was also a nice article in the local paper: https://www.registercitizen.com/news/article/Torrington-couple-opens-new-cafe-taking-another-12534461.php