The hit PBS series will visit Charlevoix in northern Michigan to film episodes for its 30th anniversary season in 2026.

CHARLEVOIX, MI – It might be time to see what’s hiding in your attic, garage or shed, because “Antiques Roadshow” is coming to Michigan. PBS announced this week that the popular series in which local antiques owners bring in items to be appraised by experts will film in the Northern Michigan tourism hotspot of Charlevoix on July 1.

PBS mainstay "Antiques Roadshow" is returning to Michigan. The show, in which collectors have their items appraised by experts to discover whether they're trash or treasure, will film July 1 in Charlevoix, part of its five-city tour for its 30th season, reps for the show announced Monday.

After nearly three decades, the Boston-produced "Antiques Roadshow" will make its first stop in Maine this summer, thanks to a relatively recent change in the program's format. The Emmy-nominated show,

Antiques Roadshow will film in Charlevoix, Michigan, on July 1 and St. Louis in May as part of its Season 30 tour, offering free appraisals to ticketed guests.

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The PBS long-running treasure hunt program “Antiques Roadshow” will stop in Boothbay in June, marking the show’s first visit to Maine. Fans can enter now to win tickets to visit Roadshow on set and have two of their own items appraised.

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The popular PBS show is celebrating its 30th anniversary and they are stopping by St. Louis during their tour in search of America’s hidden treasures.