Tel Aviv-Jaffa will hold its first municipal garage sale on Friday, November 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with residents across the city invited to sell secondhand belongings from their yards, balconies, lobbies or building entrances.
The event is organized by the city’s Environment and Sustainability Authority as part of Lo Tzricha, its month-long initiative to reduce consumption and encourage reuse. The event offers a local, secondhand alternative to November’s shopping season and Black Friday.
How to take part
Sellers must register in advance and upload details and photos of what they plan to offer. Participation is free, and registration is open on the garage sale website. An interactive map will show every sale spot in the city so shoppers can plan a route between sale locations.
Rules for sellers
- Only used personal items may be sold, such as clothing, housewares, books, furniture, toys and decor.
- New or commercial goods, food and drinks, animals and items prohibited by law are not allowed.
- Setup can start at 9 a.m., and stalls and equipment must be fully cleared by 3 p.m.
- Stalls go in private space, or on the sidewalk right next to the entrance, without blocking entrances, walkways for pedestrians, strollers and wheelchairs, bike lanes or bus stops.
The city describes the event as a one-time pilot whose future will be decided based on how it goes.
More information is available on the municipality website.
