The world’s longest yard sale will return to Northern Kentucky in early August, drawing thousands of bargain hunters and vendors to the region.
Running from Thursday, Aug. 6, through Sunday, Aug. 9, the annual event passes through Gallatin, Boone and Kenton counties before crossing into Ohio.
Now in its 40th consecutive year, the 127 Yard Sale spans approximately 690 miles across six states: Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama. The four-day event showcases dozens of vendors selling antiques and collectibles, furniture, clothing, handmade crafts and other vintage finds.
In Northern Kentucky, the route goes north on US-127 through Gallatin County and then merges onto US-42 near Warsaw. From there, it continues into Boone County, passes through Florence and Erlanger, then enters Covington before crossing the Ohio River into Cincinnati over the Clay Wade Bailey Bridge.
The event’s website encourages shoppers to plan ahead, carry cash, wear comfortable shoes, and expect heavy traffic along parts of the route.
An interactive map of the event is available by clicking here.
