Once a year, households all across Hasbrouck Heights hold garage sales on the same weekend. The Hasbrouck Heights Annual Town-Wide Garage Sale is a Bergen County borough tradition: the borough publishes a printed address list every year, arranged south to north, and for two days the whole town turns into one big, scattered sale. In 2026 it runs Saturday & Sunday, September 19-20, 9 AM to 4 PM.
Unlike a highway yard sale strung along one road, a town-wide sale is a grid, not a line. This year's list has 57 participating addresses spread across Hasbrouck Heights — from Lincoln Ave in the north down through Central Ave, Bell Ave, and Boulevard toward the southern end of town. That's the opportunity and the challenge: there's a lot to hit, but it's everywhere at once. The trick is reading the map and building a loop, not driving back and forth across town all morning.
Quick facts
- Dates
- Saturday & Sunday, September 19-20, 2026
- Hours
- 9 AM to 4 PM both days, unless noted otherwise
- Where
- Town-wide across Hasbrouck Heights, NJ (Bergen County)
- Format
- Borough-published address list, printed annually
- Addresses
- 57 participating addresses this year; a few Saturday-only or Sunday-only
- Organizer
- Borough of Hasbrouck Heights
How the town-wide garage sale works
The borough publishes a full address list every year, but not a map — the flyer is a plain table, "arranged from south to north," which is a start but not a route. Most sales run both of the two days, though a handful are flagged Saturday-only or Sunday-only right on the flyer.
That's exactly what the map below solves: every registered address pinned, so you can build a sensible loop instead of working street by street off a printed list. Browse the full list free, then map the smartest driving order and drive it.
Strategy — work one section at a time
A town-wide sale rewards a different plan than a highway event. There's no single route everyone follows; instead you're choosing which part of town to work and in what order. Two simple rules carry most of the morning.
- Cluster by street. Don't chase addresses across town as you spot them. Pick an area, hit everything there, then move to the next. A dozen sales within a few blocks of each other is a far better hour than four sales spread across Hasbrouck Heights.
- Start where the pins are densest. With dozens of homes on the map, some streets cluster tight and others are one-offs. Build your loop around the dense pockets first, where you can park once and walk several sales.
Go early. Both days run 9-to-4, but the best of it is on the tables first thing. Start at the densest corner of the map and work outward before the popular stops thin out.
A town-wide sale isn't a route — it's a map. The shoppers who do well don't drive more, they drive smarter: one section at a time, routed around where the pins cluster tightest.
What you'll find
Hasbrouck Heights is a settled, dense Bergen County suburb, and a town-wide sale like this turns over a lot of everyday household goods. Kids' and baby gear is a backbone of a suburban sale like this — toys, games, cribs, strollers, and outgrown clothes as families cycle through stages. It's one of the best reasons to hit early, since the good kids' items go fast.
Furniture, small appliances, and household items come out in volume — the contents of dozens of homes being cleared or refreshed at once. Sporting goods and tools turn up across the map as garages get cleared, often underpriced because the seller is decluttering, not running a booth.
And across a town this size you'll find the usual suburban mix — decor, kitchenware, books, electronics, and holiday items — with the occasional real find mixed in. A fall weekend also means a lot of end-of-season clearing, so it's a good time for seasonal and outdoor goods.
Pro tips
- Work one section at a time. Group nearby sales and clear an area before moving on; it's the single biggest time-saver at a town-wide event.
- Start with the dense clusters. Park once and walk several sales where the pins group tight, then drive to the next pocket.
- Check Saturday-only and Sunday-only listings. A few addresses only run one of the two days — don't waste a trip.
- Bring small bills. These are front-yard sellers, not shops — cash, and plenty of singles and fives, keeps things moving.
- Keep the map on your phone. The live map here keeps the full participating-address list in your pocket as you drive the loop.
Map every sale across Hasbrouck Heights
We've mapped the full 2026 list — every registered address across the borough. Cluster by street, start where the pins are densest, and build one efficient loop instead of crossing Hasbrouck Heights all weekend. Browse the full list free, then map the smartest driving order and drive it.
Open the Hasbrouck Heights Town-Wide Garage Sale MapFAQ
When is the Hasbrouck Heights Town-Wide Garage Sale 2026?
Saturday & Sunday, September 19-20, 2026, 9 AM to 4 PM. Most sales run both days, but check the individual listing — some are registered as Saturday-only or Sunday-only.
Where is the list of participating addresses?
The borough publishes a printed address list every year, arranged south to north, and every address on it is mapped on the MapMySales live event map too, so you can plan a route around the ones nearest you.
Are all the sales open both days?
Most are, but not all. A handful of addresses are registered as Saturday-only or Sunday-only — check the individual listing before you head out.
Where is Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey?
Hasbrouck Heights is a small Bergen County borough bordered by Wood-Ridge, Lodi, Hackensack, and Moonachie.
When does next year's Hasbrouck Heights Town-Wide Garage Sale happen?
The borough holds it each fall. The 2027 dates will be confirmed closer to the event, and we'll update this page once they're posted.
Happy hunting, Hasbrouck Heights.