Rare finds and family heirlooms will take center stage in Mumford this summer when “Antiques Roadshow” stops at Genesee Country Village & Museum.
The PBS series will film an all-day appraisal event at the museum on June 17 as part of its 2026 production tour and 31st season.
The visit marks the second time the show has come to the Rochester area and its first stop in Mumford.
At the event, ticketed guests can receive free verbal evaluations of antiques, art and collectibles from experts representing major auction houses and independent dealers. Each guest may bring up to two items for appraisal.
Producers will create three one-hour episodes from the Mumford stop. The 31st broadcast season will air in 2027.
Admission is free, but tickets are required and must be secured in advance through a sweepstakes. The entry period began Jan. 12 and runs through April 6 at 11:59 p.m. PT. One pair of tickets is available per household.
The 2026 tour also includes stops May 19 in Tucson, Arizona, and June 1 in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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