The ninth annual Community-wide Rummage and Craft Sale will be held from 9 am – 2 pm this Saturday, March 25, on the grounds of the historic Train Depot in Belton.
“There are 50 booths providing one-of-a-kind items, handcrafted treasures, and rummage sale take-aways at this year’s event,” said organizer. Alison Darby, of the Belton Area Museum Association (BAMA).
On the rummage side of things, there are people selling costume jewelry, clothing and accessories, tools, books, gently used furniture, sporting goods, kitchen goods, electronics and games, and household décor.
Crafters include those selling woodcrafts and signs, hand painted furniture, unique paintings, ceramics, jewelry, wreaths, vinyl products, handbags and market bags, crocheted items, handmade knives, bird feeders, wood carvings, handsewn baby clothing and accessories, decorative bottles, and holiday décor including Easter baskets.
Sour dough bread, cupcakes and cakes, jams and jellies, boiled peanuts, cake pops and other snacks will be available for purchase as well. There is even a booth selling dog treats for your furry friends.
Bath Fitter and Scentsy will also be on site.
“If past events are any indication, we expect a huge crowd that day,” stated organizer Alison Darby.
The event will be cancelled in case of inclement weather. The decision will be made the morning of the event, so look for updates on social media.
Ample parking is free and located on the square, in the Belton First Baptist parking lot on Brown Avenue, and in the field behind the Belton Library.
For more information, please call Abigail Burden, BAMA Executive Director, at 864-338-7400 or email Alison Darby at memoryln@charter.net.
“We look forward to having you at this community event!” said Mrs. Burden.
