Round Top Trip | October 17th

Event Details

Come join us for a Celebrate road trip to Round Top! Claim your seat on our luxury charter bus for a curated all-day shopping experience. There is no way to see all the shops in one day, so we’ve selected some popular favorites and hidden gems. No need to worry about traffic and parking. Just relax with friends and enjoy a day of shopping.

Your ticket includes round-trip transportation, a guided shopping trip, a Celebrate goodie bag, snacks, a choice of boxed lunch, and plenty of beverages on the way to Round Top and for the drive home.

Date and Time

Thursday, October 17th
8:30AM - 6:00PM

Price

Early bird $150 ($175 after September 30th)

Itinerary

10:30am - 12:00pm Blue Hills

This will be our first stop of the day. It is spread out with some permanent structures, tents, food trucks, and suitable bathrooms. Various vendors at different price points feature furniture, linens, and art.

Lunch will be handed out on the bus. You are welcome to eat on the drive to The Arbor or in our reserved seating at the Ellis Motel bar.

12:30pm - 2:00pm The Arbor Antiques

Our next stop is situated on 12 acres in a mass of white tents just one mile north of Round Top Square. We will be greeted with a swag bag and a glass of Presseco. You are welcome to sit in our reserved seats to enjoy your lunch. You will find European and American furniture, rugs, cowboy hats, linens, clothes, jewelry, and artwork.

2:30pm - 4:15pm Henkel Square

Our final stop is in the town of Round Top. It has shopping, dining, and a gallery. Noted vendors include Kemo Sabe, Humble Donkey, Round Top Antique and Design Center, Sapana, Little Cheese Shop. The shops are only a short walk to the Round Top Square Arts Fair. Some of our favorite restaurants to stop at are Ellis Motel for a cocktail or Royers for a slice of pie!

Your Guides for the Day

Karen Edmonds is a Houston native and part owner of a Round Top ranch founded in 1988. She has regularly shopped at the Antiques Show and surrounding areas for more than thirty years. Karen enjoys finding antiques and collectibles for both country and city living. Over the years, she's guided many groups on Round Top shopping trips and loves sharing her knowledge of the area and all it has to offer.

Margaret Sanders is a lifelong Houstonian. Growing up with a family farm in Warrenton, she has attended The Round Top Antiques Show for decades. Margaret has a background in Interior Design and has worked with both commercial and residential clients through her business, Sanders Interiors. She had one of the original business booths at Memorial Antiques and Interiors in Houston and is a seasoned shopper at Round Top. Margaret finds joy in sharing her love of design and shopping.

FAQs

What is included in the price?

Your ticket includes round-trip transportation, a guided shopping trip, a Celebrate goody bag, snacks, a choice of boxed lunch, and plenty of beverages on the way to Round Top and for the drive home. 

How long is the road trip?

We meet in the Celebrate shop on Thursday at 8:30 a.m. for a prompt 9 a.m. departure. The bus will return by 6 p.m. barring heavy traffic. We strongly encourage ride-sharing to and from Celebrate as the parking is limited.

Will food and beverages be provided?

Boxed lunches will be provided with plenty of beverages for the day and for the ride home. There will also be a goodie bag with snacks.

When is lunch?

Your lunch will be waiting for you on the bus before we arrive at our second location. You may eat your lunch whenever you wish on board. In addition, we will have a reserved seating area at our second stop.

Where do I put my purchases?

If it can fit on your lap or under your seat, you may bring it on the bus. We potentially will have room under the bus, but please inquire about space before committing to a large item. We can also recommend a shipper. Celebrate is not responsible for lost or damaged items.

Is there a bathroom on board?

Yes. The luxury charter bus offers a bathroom and AC.

What should I wear?

Be sure to check the weather ahead of time and dress accordingly. Texas weather in the fall can be freezing one day and boiling the next. There will be walking on uneven surfaces at each location, so wear comfortable shoes that can get dirty.

What should I bring?

A small crossbody purse that can hold hand sanitizer, a hat, and sunglasses. You might also want to bring a foldable bag for small purchases, sunscreen, an umbrella, and a tape measure. Also, most vendors prefer cash.

Thank you for understanding our non-refundable policy. Please contact us if you have a unique situation.