In this season of Spring Cleaning, everyone deserves the chance to splurge on some pieces, arts, books, and other bargains that they love. There are so many opportunities this weekend for you to find those extra pieces!
7th Street Salvage is hosting their Spring Market this weekend! Check out their 10,000 square foot architectural salvage warehouse on April 6th from 10am-4pm. There will be over 30 fantastic local artists and makers at the Spring Market, and you are sure to find something you love. With tasty treats, beautiful art, jewelry, live music, and so much more, there are likely to be many somethings you love. For a sneak peek of what you’ll experience Saturday, look at their event page! 7th Street Salvage will also be fundraising for community partner Historic Macon Foundation at the Spring Market. Be on the lookout for a cute photo area to take pictures and donate to a great cause!
Historic Macon Foundation will also be hosting their Spring Cleaning Sale! This will be an awesome chance to shop for a truly great cause. Go by 357 Oglethorpe Street in between 9am-3pm and gander through new inventory, plus furniture remaining from the Fall Sale will be up to 50% off!
The 14th Annual Fired Works Regional Ceramics Exhibition and Sale is kicking off this weekend! This nine-day exhibit and sale features 58 potters from Georgia and the Southeast as well as special events like Corks and Clay workshops for Adults, Clay Workshops for Children, artist talks, and so much more. There will be a Fired Works Preview Party on Friday, and you can learn more about this Macon Arts Alliance program by visiting this page.
The Friends of the Library organization is hosting the Spring Old Book Sale this weekend as well! With over 50,000 books in more than 70 categories, this is a sale no book lover or bargain hunter wants to miss. All proceeds from this three-day event at 2720 Riverside Drive benefit the Macon-Bibb County Library.
Be sure to visit shops in #DTMac to look for additional deals, and have a happy weekend of shopping!
