Junk in the Trunk to be held in August

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Junk in the Trunk to be held in August

Posted by aprile on June 25, 2012

Auburn Parks & Recreation is hosting Junk in the Trunk on Saturday, August 4 at Rieke Park, main parking lot, from 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.

"As the saying goes, 'One man's junk is another man's treasure,'" says Brenda Daley, Auburn Parks & Recreation. "This event allows individuals, families, businesses, and school or community organizations to participate in a community-wide garage sale."

Additionally, individuals and groups can sell raffle tickets or discount cards, tickets to upcoming events, crafts or baked goods. Daley says the options are endless. The only exception: No firearms or weapons may be sold at the event.

TO REGISTER AS A VENDOR

To participate as a vendor, you must submit an application by August 2, along with the $15 vendor fee.

Vendors will be provided two 10’ X 36’ parking spaces, one for selling and the other for parking your vehicle. (Or you can set up items in both spots and park your vehicle on the other side of parking lot.)

“Junk in the Trunk is a is a great way to bring the community together and build awareness as to what many organizations and clubs offer to the community,” Daley says. “Plus, it helps families and organizations to raise some extra funds—or find their own special treasure.”

Registration form: Click here
Vendor registration deadline: August 2
Vendor fee: $15 per registration
Event guidelines/policies: Click here

Questions?
Brenda Daley, 260-925-2997 or bldaley(at)ci.auburn.in.us

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