CNA Annual Yard Sale
The annual Concordia Neighborhood Yard Sale brings neighbors together for two days of shopping, selling and exploring the neighborhood.
Clear out your closets, garage or basement and turn unwanted items into cash—or spend the weekend searching for secondhand treasures throughout Concordia. Invite your friends and family to shop, and enjoy a fun way to meet neighbors and explore the community.
Date: Saturday and Sunday, September 12-13, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: Throughout Concordia neighborhood
Questions? Contact social@concordiapdx.org
Host a Yard Sale
Anyone may host a yard sale during the weekend. Sellers can participate on Saturday, Sunday or both days. To have your sale featured on the digital and printable Concordia Yard Sale map, please register your address on this form and pay a $10 fee (payment link accepts PayPal, Venmo and credit card). The $10 fee is only required for inclusion on the official yard sale maps—you do not need to register simply to hold a sale. If you want to pay via check or cash, please send an email to social@concordiapdx.org, and we will coordinate payment.
Registered sellers may provide a brief description of the items they expect to have available, helping shoppers plan their routes.
Your fee helps cover yard signs, printed materials and event promotion, while also supporting future Concordia Neighborhood Association events. The neighborhood sale will be promoted through the CNA website, Concordia News, social media, flyers, yard signs, Nextdoor and Craigslist.
REGISTER HERE
Shop the Yard Sales
Shopping is free and open to everyone. The digital map will be updated through September 11. The downloadable list of all participating locations will be added the week of the sale. The map and list will include sale locations, dates participating and descriptions of items being sold.
MAP
A Few Things to Know
- Each yard sale is independently hosted by a Concordia neighbor, so available items may change and individual sale hours may vary.
- Please be considerate of residents, drive carefully and avoid blocking driveways while visiting sales.