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7th Annual Neighborhood Vintage Sale will be July 18-19 in Normandy Park - The B-Town (Burien) Blog

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The 7th Annual Neighborhood Vintage Sale will be held in Normandy Park on July 18-19, 2025, from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. both days.

The sale will feature a variety of vendors, allowing attendees to discover numerous vintage items. Organizers recommend arriving early for the best selection at this well-curated pop-up event. Such sales have become popular in the area, highlighting the community's growing interest in vintage and unique goods. The event aims to support local vendors and foster community engagement through shared interests. Last year's sale saw a significant turnout, which organizers expect to replicate this year.

The vintage sale not only boosts local commerce but also strengthens community ties. Residents are invited to enjoy the offerings, making it a notable summer event in Normandy Park.

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