Silsden's first community Jumble Trail will take place this weekend, with nearly 40 households set to participate.
Organised by Climate Action Silsden, the event will be held from 11am until 3pm on Sunday (13th September).
Residents across the town will set up stalls outside their homes, offering visitors the opportunity to browse and buy second-hand items.
The Jumble Trail works like a town-wide car boot sale, with shoppers able to visit as few or as many participating addresses as they wish.
Organisers hope the event will encourage people to declutter, find new homes for unwanted belongings and shop more sustainably.
A digital map showing every participating stall will be available for visitors to access on their phones.
Free paper copies can also be collected from Silsden Post Office, Olive and Green on Briggate, Silsden Library and Silsden Methodist Church.

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