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Antiques Roadshow Celebrates 30 Years with a 2025 U.S. Tour

The iconic appraisal show is hitting the road for its milestone season.

If you ever dreamed of bringing grandma’s china set or that thrift store painting to the experts at Antiques Roadshow, now’s your chance. PBS’s beloved series is kicking off a 2025 tour to celebrate its 30th anniversary. The team will film new episodes for its upcoming season at five cities across the U.S.

Tour Stops

Executive producer Marsha Bemko expressed her excitement for the milestone season in a press release. “I look forward to every new season of ROADSHOW, but there is something extra special about our Season 30 tour. Celebrating three decades of making television with people across the country and their treasures as stars of the show is magical—the items might be old, but the stories never are!”

The tour will visit these cities:

  • April 29 – Savannah, Georgia; Georgia State Railroad Museum
  • May 13 – St. Louis, Missouri; Venue TBD
  • June 3 – Salt Lake City, Utah; Red Butte Garden and Arboretum
  • June 18 – Boothbay, Maine; Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
  • July 1 – Charlevoix, Michigan; Castle Farms

How to Get an Appraisal

Each event is free, but you’ll need to secure tickets in advance by entering a sweepstakes. Ticket winners can bring up to two items for expert appraisal, where specialists from top auction houses and independent dealers will provide verbal evaluations.

For those hoping to attend, you can enter the Antiques Roadshow 2025 Sweepstakes and Early Bird Tickets Contest until March 24. (Each offer a chance to win two electronic tickets.) All winners will be notified by April 7.

Each event will have about 65 appraisers that cover over 23 categories. Specific filming locations and updates are available on the show’s website.

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