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Trash to Treasure: Town of Niagara’s HUGE Garage Sale

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Staff · June 13, 2018
Trash to Treasure: Town of Niagara’s HUGE Garage Sale
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Saturday, June 16th, 2018
9:00am – 5:00pm

Treasures await you in the Town of Niagara! Imagine dozens of garage sales all in one place, so you don’t have to drive all over from sale to sale.
The Town of Niagara is encouraging residents to participate in the Town of Niagara “Trash to Treasure” event.
This is a free event to all Town of Niagara residents; we only ask that you register.
Non-residents and craft show vendors are welcomed to apply for a minimal $25.00 per spot fee.
Please print out the application and mail it or bring it to the Town Hall or the Calvin K. Richards Community Center inside the Veterans Memorial Community Park.
This event will also have live entertainment & food trucks available.
For more information on Trash to Treasure call the Recreation office at 297-5243 ext.1
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