Shoppers

Discover hidden gems at the Union County Trash to Treasures—where one person’s unwanted items become your next great find. Featuring up to 84 unique vendors, this lively event brings together a wide variety of sellers offering both new and gently used items all in one place.

Shoppers can browse an ever-changing selection of furniture, home décor, clothing, tools, antiques, collectibles, handmade goods, and more. Whether you’re hunting for a bargain, searching for something one-of-a-kind, or just enjoying the thrill of the find, there’s something for everyone.

With so many vendors to explore, Trash to Treasure offers a fun, treasure-hunt-style shopping experience you won’t want to miss. Come early for the best selection and enjoy a day of great deals, local charm, and unexpected discoveries. Open Fridays 8am-1pm beginning May 29th. 

Shopping Tips

• Start early for the best finds 
• Bring cash (small bills are especially useful) 
• Be ready to negotiate—many sellers are open to offers 
• Keep space in your car for larger items

 Trash and Treasure opens for 2026 on Friday, May 29th , 2026. The sale will be open to consumers each Friday from 8 am until 1 pm. The last day for the sale in 2026 is October 31, 2026.

• Trash and Treasure opening day is May 29th, 2026
• Trash and Treasure will be open to vendors beginning at 7 am each Friday and each vendor must be packed and exited from the Market by 2 pm, at which time the staff prepares for the Saturday Market Day.
• There are 84 stalls available for rent each week. These are available on a first-come first-served basis. No reservations are accepted. Upon arrival, vendors should find an empty stall to back into and set up their goods for sale. Vendors will provide their tables.
• Vendors are responsible for cleaning up their stalls before exiting the market. The use of nails or screws on the poles is strictly prohibited. A good alternative is to use bungee straps. Do not leave articles of any kind in a stall overnight.
• Stall rental is $20 per day. The fee may be paid by cash or check and will be collected by a member of the Farmers Market staff before 9 am.
• Each vendor is responsible for bringing and setting up their tables for the display of merchandise. Each stall is approximately 10 feet by 16 feet and is designated by the green stripes on the sides of the booth. Trailers must be unhooked from the trucks which must be removed to the parking lot below the Market Buildings.
• Each vendor is responsible for bringing their own money to make changes for their customers.
• All vendors are expected to conduct themselves courteously and respectfully when dealing with customers, other vendors, and market staff.
  • Union County Parks and Recreations Zero Tolerance remains in effect.
  • Selling of agriculture or food products is prohibited.
  • No solicitation of customers for political or religious purposes will be allowed.
  • State and local campaign merchandise sales are not allowed.
  • Any merchandise sold at T and T must be family-friendly. Offensive items or profane are not allowed to be displayed or sold.
• Registered service animals are only permitted in market areas.
• No smoking is allowed under or within 25 feet of the Farmer's Market.
• Electricity is supplied at every other booth in buildings A and B. Electricity is supplied at each booth in building C. The maximum number of amps that can be used on any one circuit is 20.
• Items allowed for sale include used items from one's household, flea market items, antiques, crafts, and resale items. No food sales of any kind are permitted.
• Any long firearms presented for sale must be zip-tied through the breech and must be unloaded. Pistol sales are not allowed.
• Non-profits may sell food items, crafts, and yard sale items at T and T. The non-profit organization should call the Market Manager At 706-439-6043 or Email the Farmers Market to reserve a stall for a particular date.
• The Union County Farmers Market is not responsible for items stolen or damaged by individuals coming to Trash and Treasure.