Largest Thrift Sale in NE GA This Weekend at Old Gym on School Street

Feel free to stay away from Downtown Watkinsville and leave all the treasure to me. There will be all kinds of gems uncovered tonight on the early sale or the rest of this weekend with the rest of the rummage sale items, running the gamut from clothing to electronics to furniture to sporting goods to who knows what at the sale on School Street in the old Rocket Gymnasium at the intersection of Thrasher Drive and School Streets near the ball field. That is where there will be plenty of parking if the games of our children do not take precedence (which I hope they do). I will be in line in plenty of time tonight.

From: OCAF info@ocaf.com
Date: 03/14/2013 11:08 AM (GMT-05:00)
To: danjmatt@bellsouth.net
Subject: Largest Thrift Sale in NE GA This Weekend!





THRIFT SALE 2013
Georgia's Largest Indoor Yard Sale
Reba Upscale

PREVIEW SALE! 
FRIDAY 
March 15  
7-9 PM
Silent auction, appetizers, wine, & fun.
$5 admission. Items double the prices marked.  

DAY OF SALE!
SATURDAY
March 16
8 AM-2 PM
FREE ADMISSION! FREE PARKING!
  
LOCATION
 

 Rocket Hall
(old gym)  
34 School St. Downtown Watkinsville

Fir Directions to OCAF   

(706) 769-4565 email: info@ocaf.com 

OVER 10,000 GENTLY USED ITEMS FOR SALE!

Art, Antiques, Books, Designer & Vintage Clothing, Electronics, Housewares, Tools, Toys, Yards of Fabric, Jewelry, Furniture, Sporting Goods, Etc.

Thrift Sale 2009


On Friday and Saturday March 15 and 16, OCAF will hold its annual Thrift Sale Fundraiser in the Rocket Hall Gym to support the many vital art programs we offer including classes, cultural events, and exhibitions. This year's sale promises to include over 10,000 items - making this the largest thrift sale in the region. Items for sale will include home and office furniture, electronics, toys, clothing, books, tools, hardware, small appliances, lawn and  garden supply, antiques, housewares, seasonal items, plants and much much more! 

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This event is an OCAF Fundraiser.  
Proceeds from Thrift Sale benefit arts programing and art education in the Oconee County and Northeast Georgia areas.


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34 School Street / P.O. Box 631
Watkinsville, GA 30677
(706) 769-4565
info@ocaf.com / www.ocaf.com

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Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation | PO Box 631 | 34 School St. | Watkinsville | GA | 30677

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