Bargain hunters can spend the day in Wildwood Crest for the seventh annual Borough-Wide Yard Sale on Saturday, May 2 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The event will feature nearly 200 yard sale locations throughout the borough.
Those wishing to become an official yard sale location must submit a registration form by Tuesday, April 7. Fee is $15.
Registration forms are available at the Wildwood Crest Public Works Department, Wildwood Crest Borough Hall and the Wildwood Crest Pier Recreation Center.
Registration forms can also be downloaded online at www.wildwoodcrest.org. Call 609-522-7446 for further information.
Maps featuring yard sale locations will be available on Thursday, April 30, at the following locations: Wildwood Crest Department of Public Works, 120 W. Newark Avenue; Wildwood Crest Borough Hall, 6601 Pacific Avenue; Crest Pier Recreation Center, 5800 Ocean Avenue; Joseph Von Savage Memorial Pool, 8800 New Jersey Avenue; Nana’s Deli, Heather Road and New Jersey Avenue; Depot Market, Aster Road and New Jersey Avenue; and Suncrest Market, Preston Road and New Jersey Avenue.
Rain date for the event is Sunday, May 3.
Residents and visitors are reminded to obey all traffic laws as they travel through town on the day of the event.
Registered participants in the Borough-Wide Yard Sale should pick up their yard sale bulk pickup permit at the Wildwood Crest Department of Public Works from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. weekdays during the week prior to the event.
In addition, permits can also be picked up by yard sale participants at Borough Hall on the day of the event beginning at 7 a.m.
Registered participants are strongly encouraged to bag and drop off unsold and unwanted clothing, shoes, belts, handbags, linens, towels, comforters, and stuffed animal to the Crest Pier Recreation Center at Heather Road and Ocean Avenue immediately following the yard sale.
These items will be donated to the Wildwood Crest Memorial Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association Clothing Drive.
The Borough-Wide Yard Sale is sponsored by the Wildwood Crest Public Works Department.
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