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Garage Sales in Morristown, TN

This weekend's yard sales, estate sales, moving sales and community-wide sales across Morristown, Talbott, Russellville, Whitesburg and Cherokee Lake — updated as neighbors post them.

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Multi-Family Garage Sale — Sat 7am-1pmWest MorristownSample listing

Multi-Family Garage Sale — Sat 7am-1pm

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Estate Sale — Tools, Antiques, TackleTalbottSample listing

Estate Sale — Tools, Antiques, Tackle

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Before You Set Up

How to run a garage sale that actually sells

Post by Wednesday

Shoppers plan their route Thursday night. A sale posted midweek gets found; one posted Saturday morning does not.

Say what you're selling

"Tools, baby clothes, fishing gear" pulls far more people than "lots of stuff." Name your three best items.

Start at 7am

Serious buyers in East Tennessee are out early, especially in summer heat. Most sales are picked over by 10am.

Price everything

Unmarked items make people walk. Round numbers and a bulk discount near closing time clear the driveway.

Team up with neighbors

A multi-family sale is the single biggest thing you can do to double your traffic — and you split the signs.

Take cash and an app

Keep small bills for change, and be ready for a phone payment. Never hand over an item before payment clears.

Across the County

Where Hamblen County shops the sales

Saturday morning sale routes here usually start in the neighborhoods off West Andrew Johnson Highway, swing through the older streets near downtown Morristown, then head out toward Talbott and Russellville where multi-family and farm sales tend to be bigger. Lake-side sales around Cherokee Lake pick up in spring when seasonal residents clear out boats, tackle and patio furniture, and again in the fall as people close up for the winter.

Estate sales are most often handled by families directly rather than a company, so they're announced late and sell out fast. If you're running one, posting it here midweek gives buyers time to plan the drive out.

Common Questions

Garage sales in Morristown & Hamblen County

When are garage sales held in Morristown, TN?

Most Hamblen County garage sales run Friday and Saturday mornings, starting between 7am and 8am and wrapping up by early afternoon. Spring and early fall weekends are the busiest, and multi-family and church sales are common in West Morristown, Talbott and Russellville.

How do I list my garage sale for free?

Use the Post Your Garage Sale button on this page. Add your address area, the dates and times, and a line about what you're selling. It's free, no account is needed, and your sale appears here once we approve it — usually the same day.

Do I need a permit for a yard sale in Morristown?

Rules vary by city limits, county and neighborhood, and homeowner associations sometimes add their own limits. Check with the City of Morristown or Hamblen County before you set up, especially if you plan to put out road signs.

Where are the best places to hold a yard sale in Hamblen County?

Corner lots and streets with steady traffic do best. Neighbors often team up for multi-family sales, which draw far more people than a single driveway. Church and community-wide sales in Talbott, Whitesburg and Russellville also pull shoppers from across the county.

Is it free to post a garage sale on themorristown.com?

Yes. Garage sales, estate sales, moving sales and yard sales are always free to post for Hamblen County residents. There are no listing fees and no selling fees.

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