The City of Busselton's annual Signal Park Sellathon is back, with the popular re-use market returning to the Busselton Foreshore next month.
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Why not make some spare cash while doing your bit for the environment?
- Mayor Phill Cronin
The market aims to promote the re-use of items otherwise destined for landfill, inviting local sellers to bring along saleable, secondhand household items including books, furniture, clothing, toys, kitchenware, tools and sporting goods.
City of Busselton Mayor Phill Cronin encouraged residents to take advantage of the sale to clear out unwanted and unused items.
"This is a great opportunity to declutter the house or shed of items that are no longer needed," he said.
"Why not make some spare cash while doing your bit for the environment?"
He said the day would benefit everyone, not just those looking to clear some space.
"For buyers, it's an opportunity to rummage for a bargain and support the recycle and reuse ethos.
"Don't forget to BYO your re-usable shopping bags and coffee cups.
"There will also be a sausage sizzle hosted by the Vasse Lions Club.
"This market is your one-stop shop for sustainable shopping and community fun!"
The Signal Park Sellathon will be held from 8:00am to 12:00pm on Saturday, March 9.
The event is free for sellers and buyers, however stall registration is essential.
Sellers can register online at events.humanitix.com/signal-park-sellathon.
Alternatively, a paper registration form is available from the City's Administration Building at 2 Southern Drive, Busselton.
Stall set up is from 7.00am and buyers are welcome from 8.00am.
