The weather gods smiled upon Americana Week in New York City, lavishing event sponsors with unseasonably mild conditions for the third week of January, and encouraging buyer traffic.

MORRISTOWN, N.J. — Rich history and style, American, European and Asian, will come together to create the highly anticipated Morristown Armory Antiques Show which will be held Nov. 7-8, 2009.

The Wisconsin Pottery Association will hold its 13th annual Pottery Show and Sale on Aug. 23, 2008. All types of antique and collectible pottery will be on sale and some 50 pottery dealers from across the nation will participate, as well as noted studio potters.

Sunny skies greeted shoppers spilling onto the St. Joseph County Fairgrounds at the Centreville, Mich., Antique Market on June 14.

BRUSSELS, Belgium – From Jan. 22-31 Tour & Taxis, the industrial heritage site, will pull out all the stops to welcome more than 120 of the top Belgian and foreign art dealers to the Brussels Antiques and Fine Art Fair.

On Saturday, June 7, antique bottle collectors from the coast of Maine to the coast of California and many states in between, will congregate in Ballston Spa, N.Y., for the annual Antique Bottle Show & Sale sponsored by the National Bottle Museum®.

CHICAGO — With nearly 49,000 visitors, steady sales and strong programming, Art Chicago and “NEXT” (the invitational exhibition of emerging art) brought together curators, and both experienced and new collectors, from April 30 to May 4.

Jenkins Show Management and its new sponsor, Country Home magazine, are planning a big opening for its twice yearly Springfield Antiques Market Spectacular, May 16-18.

The inaugural D.C. Spring Antiques Show will open its doors at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center March 6-9, 2009, with a showcasing of fine art, jewelry and antiques premiering as the largest antiques show of its kind to be presented in our nation’s capital.