The popular Community-Wide Craft and Rummage Sale is back for its tenth year. Hosted by the Belton Area Museum Association, the event will be held on the grounds at the Historic Belton Depot and the Belton Library in downtown Belton on Saturday, March 23 from 9:00 AM – 2:00PM.

“It’s your chance to do some early spring cleaning and straighten out those closets, storage sheds, attics, and basements.   Bring your gently used items to sell at this big event,” said BAMA volunteer Alison Darby.  “Crafters who are interested in securing a spot are also encouraged to join us,” she added. “We already have eleven signed up for this event featuring wood crafting, tiles and monogrammed items,  children’s clothing, handcrafted jewelry, baked goods, candles and soaps, and personal care items.”

For a $15 donation to BAMA, a 10 x 10 space may be reserved by the deadline for all people who wish to sell items in the craft and rummage sale.  Approximately 40 sites are expected to be rented, so there will be a wide variety of items available for shoppers to purchase.  “If past events are any indication, we expect a huge crowd.” stated Darby.  The sale is free to shop.

For more information or to reserve a space, please contact Alison Darby at 864-958-5264, Charlene Ferguson at 864-221-1050, or Abigail Burden, BAMA Executive Director, at the museum 864-338-7400.