Trinity Church volunteers and staff are making final preparations for the 50th Annual Rummage Sale to be held October 16 - 18 in the historic Princeton church at 33 Mercer Street. Shoppers can expect bargains in housewares and electronics, shoes and clothes for men, women and children, as well as books, toys, jewelry, framed art, and linens. Unique silver and china can be found in the Boutique, and suits, ties and designer apparel will be available in the better men's and women's departments. Proceeds will benefit Trinity's local and international outreach programs.
"Bargain hunters and treasure seekers know that this celebration of sustainable reuse is a mark-your-calendar event," says Susan MacGregor, head of the Trinity Rummage team. "There's something for everyone whether you're looking for gifts or for yourself. You'll find cookware, coffee-makers and crock pots, plus special occasion dresses and holiday decorations. Our friends and parishioners have opened their hearts and their closets to us and new donations are coming in every week."
This year's rummage sale starts with a first-day ticketed sale on Thursday, October 16 from noon - 5 PM. Admission for the first day is $10. Friday hours on October 17 are noon - 5 PM, and Saturday hours on October 18 are 9 AM - noon, with everything priced half off.
MacGregor acknowledges it takes "the efforts of so many wonderful people who allow us to provide a fun and meaningful way to engage our town and neighboring communities. We're truly grateful and hope to see you there." For more information or to volunteer email rummage@trinitychurch.org.