Bargain hunters, mark your calendars. The 2026 Bourbon Town-Wide Garage Sales are just around the corner, running Thursday, August 6th through Sunday, August 9th — perfectly timed to coincide with Bourbon Summerfest for a full weekend of community fun, food, and fantastic finds.
Whether you're hunting for furniture, clothing, collectibles, tools, or hidden treasures, the town-wide sale is the perfect opportunity to shop your neighbors' best deals all in one weekend sweep.
Bourbon residents who want to participate and be included on the official sale map have until noon on Wednesday, August 5th to submit their information. To be listed, sellers should email bcsalemap@gmail.com with their name, sale address, days and times your sale will be open, and a brief description of items available.
Sellers may update or make changes to their submitted information at any time before the Wednesday noon deadline. Don't miss the cutoff — submissions received after noon on Wednesday, August 5th will not appear on the printed map.
Once finalized, the digital and printable sale map will be available at: bourbonmap.s.gy/26. Printed copies may also be picked up at The Standard starting on Thursday, August 6.
Shoppers are encouraged to download or print the map ahead of time to plan their route and make the most of the four-day sale weekend.
With Bourbon Summerfest happening at the same time, August 6th through 9th promises to be one of the liveliest weekends of the summer in Bourbon. Whether you're a seller looking to clear out the clutter or a buyer searching for your next great find, this is the weekend to be in Bourbon.
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