Jewelry, glass art, clothing, pet novelties, candles, games, toys and much, much more.
Over 20 unique booths to shop. Come support your local small businesses.
When
Saturday April 17 8am to 2pm
Where
Summitt Elementary School
12207 Brigadoon Lane
Austin, TX 78727
Contact Joel Zimmerman (joel@thezimmermanzone.com) for more information
Kitchen, bath, clothes, furniture, electronics and MORE!
All items donated for a fund raising event and all must go CHEAP.
All proceeds benefit Summitt Elementary School Booster Club.
When
Saturday April 17 8am to 2pm
Where
Summitt Elementary School
12207 Brigadoon Lane
Austin, TX 78727
Contact Joel Zimmerman (joel@thezimmermanzone.com) for more information
The City of Austin is currently conducting a survery to get residents’ feedback regarding its Zero Waste plan. To learn more about the plan and take the survey, click here:
Looking for a place to recycle your plastic or wire coat hangers? Adam Dartez, owner of Austin Cleaners on McNeil and 183, has informed us that they have started a recycling program for coat hangers.
The Austin Chapter of the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO-Austin) is holding its 3rd Annual Clear Your Clutter Day in honor of Get Organized Month. The event will be held at Austin High School on January 31st, 2009 from 10am to 2pm. The public is invited to dispose of one car load of items, free of charge. Our sponsors include: Junk Busters, Central Texas Secure Shredding and Eco Box. They will each have trucks on site to take the items away. The first 200 cars will receive free packets of information. There will also be random prizes given away. We are also holding a “Strangest Item Dropped Off” contest and the winner will be given a grand prize.
The purpose of Clear Your Clutter Day is to inform the public about Professional Organizers in the Central Texas area and the services they provide; to offer a valuable decluttering service individuals within the Austin community; and to encourage local and national businesses to participate in promoting their company or organizational products.
This came from the Texas Campaign for the Environment……
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