Southfields
Second
Annual
YardSaleTrail
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Get the full seller list
Every seller, sorted by street, with opening times and what they're selling — handy for planning your route around the trail.
More than 30 sellers at our satellite sites
St Michael's
Meet a few of our sellers
Gut Kind Homemade Bread and Kimchi
Homemade jams, chutneys and cordials
Pokemon Card Trading Table
Fashion Stylist and Personal Shopper Studio Sale, curated vintage-secondhand-designer clothes for men and women
Bea's Engraving, water bottles engraved while you wait
Southfields Recycle More and Mend, Fix & Repair Cafe INFO BOOTH with games and prizes
Yard Sale raising funds to cover vet bills after their cat was struck by a car
Home made cakes and baked goods, cold drinks and learn more about Fix the District Line
Visit 'the refill' at St Mikes where you can buy sustainable cleaning products. BYOB
Pokemon Card Trading Table
What is a yard sale?
Noun. A sale of goods held on the seller's own premises. Synonyms: garage sale, rummage sale, table top sale.
Think of it as a Car Boot's cousin who doesn't like to drive!
Last year, over 160 households took part — making us London's LARGEST EVER yard sale event!
This year we have two satellite sites for our "yardless" neighbours: St. Barnabas has once again offered us their lawn, and St. Michael's Church (Now full!) their car park (Saturday only).
🕵️ Got small kids? Try the Yard Sale scavenger hunt! 🧭
Print it out, grab a pencil, and turn the trail into a treasure hunt for your little ones.
📄 Download the PDF →Community & business partners welcome
We're currently looking for community organisations who'd like to take part and host a booth to highlight their cause, local businesses who want to participate, and 'satellite' locations for sellers who may not have a yard to pitch up.
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Pop your email on our mailing list and we'll keep you posted with reminders, updates, and anything else you need to know before the big weekend.
How do I take part?
Sign up to sell
Sign-ups are open! Grab your spot on the trail, set up a stall on your own patch, and turn your clutter into cash.
Sign up to sellCome along and buy
No ticket, no sign-up — just turn up! Follow the trail from street to street, hunt for bargains, and support your neighbours. Bring cash, a tote bag, and your best haggling face.
What can I sell?
Just about anything! It's an event for all ages, so we suggest you keep it PG, but basically anything you'd find at a car boot and then some!
We want folks to get creative: are you a home baker? Do you make jewellery? Are you an artist with original work? Yes please!
It's also a great opportunity for children to get entrepreneurial! Who doesn't love a lemonade stand!
When is it?
19–20 Sept, 11:00–17:00
How do I set up?
A table helps, but isn't essential
How do I take money?
We recommend cash, PayPal or Monzo QR codes
Frequently asked questions
What do I do with my unsold items?
You're responsible for setting up and packing down each day. Unsold items can be donated to local charity shops, posted to the "Recycle More Southfields" WhatsApp group, or listed for free on apps like Olio, Gumtree, or Facebook Marketplace.
I don't have a front garden — what can I do?
We're looking for community hubs to host stalls for sellers without a front garden, or who are slightly off the main map. If you think your church or local organisation could host stalls, please get in touch!
What am I responsible for?
- Pricing and supervising your own items
- Managing transactions during the event
- Bringing any display materials you'd like to use
- Bringing change/float for cash payments
- Removing all unsold items afterwards
Are any items banned from being sold?
Yes — you cannot sell: alcohol, cigarettes or vapes; fireworks or explosives; flammable liquids; counterfeit or stolen goods; or illegal, unsafe or age-restricted items.
What if it rains?
A little rain shouldn't stop us, but if the weather really isn't playing ball, the event will be postponed or rescheduled. We won't be selling at St Barnabas if there's significant rain.
What sells well, and any tips for my stall?
Almost anything! Think kids' toys and books, kids' clothes and shoes, crockery, books, clothes and accessories, furniture, tools, posters, original art, potted plants, textiles, wool and yarn, picture frames, craft materials and more. Get creative!
Styling tips: hang clothes on a washing line, give shoes a polish, group items by theme or colour, display books upright rather than in boxes, and vary the heights of your display.
Sellers offering homemade food are responsible for clearly labelling any allergens.