Antiques Roadshow Coming to Green Bay June 17

January 17, 2017 Erik Ernst Leave a Comment

Antiques Roadshow has announced their 2017 tour, and the show is coming to Green Bay June 17!

The application process to enter the random drawing for a chance to receive free tickets is open now through April 10.

Learn more about the application process, find out how you can apply to have large furniture pieces appraised, see the full rules and sign up for your chance to attend the taping and have your priceless antiques appraised by one of the show’s experts online now!

Can’t get enough Antiques Roadshow? Watch full episodes and favorite appraisals online now!

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3 thoughts on “Antiques Roadshow Coming to Green Bay June 17”

Wilson's Towing says:

December 4, 2017 at 3:02 pm

Any idea when they’ll be in town next?

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Ed Bedore says:

February 21, 2017 at 10:24 am

How do I participate in the show. My family has many items from famous sculpture Sidney Bedore, and artwork from his wife Lou Mathews Bedore

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Linda Clark says:

January 22, 2017 at 10:54 pm

If you are pretty confident you have antiques that are of value, how can you find a reliable person to appraise and/ or purchase them? We live in Tennessee so would not be able to come to Wisconsin showing but saw this online. Thank you for any help or ideas you can offer.

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