Citywide Yard Sale | City of Forest Park
May 2 @ 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Multiple Locations in Forest Park
Free Admission
Attend the Citywide Yard Sale in the City of Forest Park on May 2.
Participants have the opportunity to “get rid of” unwanted materials while making a small profit with the Citywide Yard Sale at multiple locations in Forest Park on May 2. This event is designed to focus on the first two of the 3 Rs, Reduce and Reuse, to reduce the amount of materials immediately entering the landfill. The sale will occur on the streets throughout the city, and groups of residents will sell items at Forest Chapel United Methodist Church.
Resident sale locations are registered and then promoted through newspaper ads, bulletin boards, city maps with street locations, and through the internet. View a map of the yard sale. View a list of participating addresses.
Admission to the Forest Park Citywide Yard Sale
Admission to the Forest Park Citywide Yard Sale is free and open to the public. The price of goods for sale varies.
Forest Park Residents
Yard Sale Registration
Individual homes can be locations for yard sales or several homes can join together and hold their yard sale at a centralized location. If you live on a less-traveled street, a group site is available at Forest Chapel United Methodist Church. Individuals must bring their own tables, chairs, or tents.
Donations “Drop-Off” Trailer
Residents can bring unsold and unwanted items to the Forest Park Municipal Building parking lot. There will be a St. Vincent De Paul trailer/truck that will be collecting these items.
Forest Park Municipal Building (the parking lot behind the Fire station)
1201 West Kemper Rd
1 p.m. – 5 p.m.
About the City of Forest Park
Founded in 1956, Forest Park was designed as a master-planned community and quickly grew into a thriving city. Incorporated as a village in 1961 and officially becoming a city in 1968, the community has long been guided by a vision of innovative development and strong community ties.
Nestled within 3,800 acres, Forest Park seamlessly blends residential neighborhoods with commercial hubs while preserving the surrounding greenbelt, ensuring a balance between urban convenience and natural beauty. Today, Forest Park is the second-largest city in Hamilton County, home to approximately 20,194 residents across 8,000 households.
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