Saturday, June 13th is the date for this year’s neighborhood yard sales. If you’d like your address to be listed here, on social media, and in our June newsletter as a participating location, please contact us! We’ll have red signs up and down Karnes a few days before June 14th announcing the upcoming yard sales, but feel free to put up your own signs indicating your specific sale address.
Participating Addresses
- 3224 W Coleman Rd. (Saturday)
- 3312 W Coleman Rd. (Friday & Saturday)
- 3410 W Coleman Rd. (Saturday)
- 915 W 32nd St. (Saturday)
- 937 W 32nd St. (Saturday)
- 945 W 32nd Terrace (Saturday & Sunday)
- 949 W 33rd Ter. (Saturday)
- 928 W 34th St. (Saturday)
- 815 W 35th St. (Saturday)
- 3200 Karnes Blvd. (Saturday)
- 3344 Karnes Blvd. (Saturday)
If you plan on participating in the Neighborhood Yard Sale Day on Saturday, June 13th, email to be put on the list on this event page and on our social media.
Rules for Participation
There’s no rules. Just have a yard sale on Saturday. You can start your yard sale Friday and run it through Sunday if you want to, but the official date of the Neighborhood Yard Sale is Saturday, June 13th. You can run your sale any hours that work for you! Standard yard sale hours seems to be in that 9-5 range, but we’re not making any laws about what hours you can run your own yard sale – everyone’s got busy lives and have their own schedules they need to work with. ☺️
A couple recommendations:
- To ensure good foot traffic, please put signs out with your address, dates, and hours of your sale.
- Post on social media, Nextdoor, etc for more reach (you can share our page’s post if that’s easiest).
Donating Leftover Yard Sale Items
There are many local charities that would love to receive your donations! Below are just a few.
Free Curbside Pickup of Clothing, Household Goods, Toys, Books, Furniture, etc.
For neighbors who are participating in the yard sales on Saturday, there is an option for pickup of your unsold goods. You’ll need to have someone to help load your items.
Re-Use-Full is a local organization that connects donors with non-profits. You might have heard of their Un-Dumpster Days or their Repair Cafes. Not only are they doing good for our metro, they’re also soon opening a resale outpost just down the hill from us on Terrace Street next to Magpie.
There is an opportunity of them to pick up your unsold yardsale items on Saturday, but
- You’ll need to have someone to help load your goods
- Pickup will be at 4pm to 5pm
- Donations must be in “still-good” condition
- Please send your address to by Friday 6/12
Flourish: Furniture Bank
Flourish offers free furniture for low income families. They do charge for furniture pickup because the furniture they provide to families is given to those families free of charge, so they do need to offset the costs of vehicle maintenance and furniture transport. Find out more about Flourish and how to schedule a pickup.
Scraps KC & Magpie Collective: Arts and Crafts Supplies
Our friendly neighborhood crafting thrift stores down on Roanoke, Scraps KC and Magpie Collective, take donations of any usable craft items. Art and fabric paints, brushes, screen printing supplies, yarn, fabric, papers and canvases, drawing supplies, woodworking tools and supplies, office supplies, classroom supplies for teachers, and more! You’ll have to deliver these to Scraps, but it IS just down the way and if you need help getting stuff there, please contact the Coleman Highlands Board and one of us will be happy to help you deliver.
Habitat Restore KC: Home Improvement Items
Habitat Restore KC will take donations of building materials, fixtures, and appliances in good working condition, as well as furniture, interior and exterior paints, and hardscaping/landscaping materials like pavers, garden edging, lawn decor and statuary, etc. You can schedule a free pickup or drop items off at one of the local Restore locations (the Deramus location is probably the closest, and that’s also around the corner from both household hazardous waste drop-off, one of our recycling centers, and also the Missouri Organic leaf and brush drop-off, so if you’ve got a lot to get rid of after your yard sale, you can do it all in one trip).
