St. John Neumann Regional School announced its inaugural yard sale and eco-fest, taking place on Saturday at the school’s Palmerton campus.

The fun-filled community event, centered around the theme “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle,” will bring together local families, businesses, and eco-conscious organizations for a day of shopping, education, and sustainability.

The Yard Sale & Eco-Fest will feature a variety of activities, including:

• Community yard sale tables — Find hidden treasures at unbeatable prices.

• Take a selfie with Woodsy Owl.

• Eco-friendly vendors and informational booths — Learn about sustainability, historic preservation, and green living from local organizations and businesses.

• Plant swap — Bring a plant, take a plant. A great way to share greenery and gardening knowledge.

• Upcycled fashion show — A showcase of wearable art made from recycled or discarded materials, judged live at the event.

• Interactive sustainability activities — Hands-on fun for all ages, teaching ways to make a positive environmental impact.

“This event is more than just a yard sale,” said Erica Heery-Wallace, event coordinator and art teacher at St. John Neumann Regional School. “We want to inspire our community to rethink waste, get creative with upcycling, and celebrate sustainable living in a fun and engaging way.”

Local businesses, nonprofits and artisans are invited to participate by renting a booth to sell goods, share information or showcase their work.

Community members are encouraged to attend, shop and learn while supporting sustainability and local businesses.

For more information or to reserve a vendor space, contact Heery-Wallace at 484-225-8295.