The first weekend of the 2026 Garage Sale Trail has wrapped up, but there's still plenty of treasure hunting to come, with almost half of Wagga Wagga's registered garage sales taking place this coming weekend.
So far, 61 garage sales have been registered across the community, helping to give pre-loved items a second life and keeping valuable resources out of landfill.
While 52 per cent of sales were held during the first weekend, the remaining 48 per cent are scheduled for the upcoming weekend (14 - 15 November).
Council's Environmental Education Officer Christina Reid says there's still time for residents to register their sale and join Australia's biggest reuse event.
"Local participants have already listed an impressive 37,049 items for sale, ranging from household bargains to unique hidden gems," Ms Reid said.
"The most popular category this year is homewares, closely followed by clothing and accessories, highlighting the growing community interest in reusing, repurposing and reducing waste.
"But there are still plenty of sales to explore this weekend, and it's not too late to register your own garage sale.
"Whether you're looking to declutter, make some extra cash, or simply enjoy a weekend treasure hunt, the Garage Sale Trail is a great opportunity to connect with neighbours and support a more circular economy."
You can register to host a sale until the weekend of sales on 14 – 15 November or check out the interactive Garage Sale Trail map to plan your shopping adventure at garagesaletrail.com.au/waggawagga
