North Shore Chicago Rummage

List of the 2026 NSCR Sales. Check with each group for additional details or updates. Check the FB North Shore Rummage page as well

*CHRIST CHURCH-WINNETKA

Sat Jun 6/ 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. 470 Maple (at Oak)

847.446.2850 (ext. 124)

CASH/Check w/proper ID/Venmo/Zelle

*NORTH SHORE UNITARIAN CHURCH -DEERFIELD

Sat Jun 13 / 8 a.m. – 2 p.m.

CASH -small bills only /credit cards $20 Clothing Bag Sale All Day

2100 Half Day Rd-Bannockburn (yes-Bannockburn) / 312.880.9473

LAST SALE – ENDING THE ANNUAL EVENT www.nsucrummage.org

*ST. JOHN XXIII –ST. NICHOLAS – EVANSTON

Sat Jun 20 / 8 a.m. – 2 p.m.

806 Ridge Avenue / 847.864.1185

CASH/Registered Parishioner checks/Credit cards

*BHBE-WILMETTE

Sun Jul 26 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

Mon Jul 27, 9-11 a.m.(Brown Bag $10/Boutique Clothing $20/ Other Items ½ off)

3220 Big Tree Lane / 847.256.1213

CASH /checks w/ i.d.

*HIGHLAND PARK PRESBYTERIAN

Fri Aug 21-8 a.m. - 4 p.m. / Sat. Aug 22 – 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.

30 Laurel Ave

CASH/checks with proper i. d.

*FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-LAKE FOREST

Fall MINI Limited Sale Sat Sep 26 / 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

700 N. Sheridan Rd (at Deerpath) 847.234.6250

CASH/Venmo/credit card/Apple Pay

*WINNETKA COVENANT CHURCH-WILMETTE

Sat Sep 26/ 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. / CASH, checks with i.d., Venmo

1200 Hibbard Road / 847.446.4300

*CHRIST CHURCH - WINNETKA

Thu Oct 8 / 7 a.m.-3 p.m.

470 Maple (Oak & Maple) /847.446.2850

CASH/ Check/Venmo

*WINNETKA CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-WINNETKA

Sat Oct 17 / 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.

620 Lincoln (Lincoln/Pine)/ 847.446.0575

CASH/ Venmo/Zelle /checks over $25/credit cards over $50

*HIGHLAND PARK PRESBYTERIAN

Holiday Sale Sat Nov 21 / 9 a.m. – 3p.m.

Sat. Dec 5/ 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Sun Dec 6 / 12 noon – 3 p.m. Half Price

330 Laurel Ave / CASH/checks with proper id

End of 2026 Season-No Subsequent Posts

11 Tips for Remarkable Rummage Shopping

1. Arrive early and stay as long as possible. Most sales open at 7 or 8 a.m. so even if there’s a weekday sale you may be able to squeeze in some spectacular shopping before school or work. Savvy rummage shoppers start lining up hours before the start time. If you’re able to stay, you may find some deeply-discounted deals as the end approaches. Remember that the sale is raising funds for community outreach programs so early bargaining won’t work. You can buy food/beverages at many sales to keep your energy up. 2. Develop a systematic shopping strategy. If the sale offers a map showing the layout of departments, use the time in line to figure out where you want to go. If you’re planning to attend multiple sales being held on the same day, use Google Maps to come up with the best driving route. 3. Bring plenty of cash and recheck payment choices. Don’t miss out on a fantastic find because you can’t pay for it. Each sale is different. Many take only cash rather than credit cards and/or checks. Sales don’t put items on hold, and ATMs may not be nearby so stash some extra cash for those special surprises. 4.Check parking availability and restrictions. Some streets surrounding a sale may have temporary or permanent restrictions so eliminate the risk of a large parking ticket by parking legally and monitoring meter/time limits. Finding a parking ticket after a sensational shopping spree quickly tanks a marvelous mood. 5.Travel light. Some sales prohibit strollers because of safety and space constraints. Bring your important things in a small fanny pack or wearable pouch and leave your jacket in the car to reduce the risk of losing them. 6. Wear form fitting clothes or a leotard/unitard if you plan to try clothing on. Many sales do not provide dressing rooms, so you’ll need to be prepared to improvise. 7. When you see an item, grab it and buy it quickly. If you put something back while you think about whether you really want it someone else will snatch it up in a second. 8. Inspect every item closely before you buy it to avoid remorse and disappointment. Everything at the sales is sold “as is” and items cannot be returned or exchanged. 9. Take advantage of bag check if it’s available. Having your arms free to shop and move through the crowds easily gives you the ability to better hunt for all the bargains. 10. Channel your "inner Dalai Lama" and bring patience and kindness. Checkout lines can be long and move slowly because fellow bargain hunters are also snapping up the incredible deals! Remember that the selfless sale volunteers are doing their best to get you out and on to the next department as quickly as possible. 11.Share reports of all your fabulous finds with your bargain-loving buddies so they’ll come with you to the next sale on the calendar.

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