Yardy · Seattle, WA

Halloween Maker's Market, décor, handmade, art,…

Yard sale in Seattle, WA · Sat, Oct 31

Address: Seattle, WA 98101 · Exact address revealed on sale day

When: Sat, Oct 31

Categories: Garden, Vehicles, Art, Jewelry

The Adopt a Stream Foundation presents the 2026 Halloween Maker's Market! Stop by to shop all sorts of spooky and cozy themed décor, handmade items, human-made art, carnivorous plants, holiday gifts and much more! Don a costume and bring your friends! Saturday, Oct 31st from 10am to 3pm at the Northwest Stream Center 📍 600 128th St SE, Everett, WA 98208 More info here: https://www.streamkeeper.org/product/halloween-maker-s-market/G44JB6VUXUIIYTUE5MFRMAFR?cs=true&cst=custom

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How to shop a yard sale in Seattle

Yard and garage sales in Seattle, WA run hottest Saturday morning between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. Multi-family and neighborhood sales typically have better volume than single-family sales — Yardy flags both. Carry small bills, a reusable tote, and patience for haggling: $5 on a $20 tag is normal, $1 on a $2 paperback usually is not.

Pricing rule of thumb: kids' clothing $0.50-$2 per item, books $0.25-$1, mid-century furniture $20-$150, kitchenware $1-$5. If a host's prices feel high, come back at noon — most yard sellers would rather discount than haul leftovers back inside. For larger pickups (sofas, appliances) bring a truck and a friend; cash in hand often unlocks "just take it" pricing on bulky pieces.

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Yardy is a local one-time-sale search engine for the US. We aggregate estate sales, yard sales, garage sales, neighborhood pop-ups, and short-window auctions from the big listing sites — no permanent storefronts, no thrift-store clutter. Each listing here is cross-referenced against our duplicate-detection system so you see the cleanest version of a sale even when it's posted in three different places.

Buying secondhand keeps usable goods out of landfill and circulates cash to neighbors instead of national chains. The average Southeast estate sale diverts 500-2,000 lbs of household goods from disposal; a busy Saturday on Yardy moves an estimated 8-12 tons across our coverage area. Browse the 2026 State of Southeast Secondhand report for the full data set.