More than 100 households are set to take part in an annual community yard sale in Norwich's NR3 area next month.
The NR3 Yard Sale will return on Sunday, September 13, with organisers expecting around 120 homes to host stalls for bargain hunters.
The event, which will take place between Aylsham Road and Mousehold Heath, was first launched in 2024 and has continued to grow each year.
Originally, the yard sale covered the whole of NR3, but organiser Mark Filsher said it was later scaled back to fewer streets.
The 56-year-old said: "The first one we tried to include the whole of NR3 but most people have agreed to a smaller section, which also helps make it feel like there is more activity and life in the area."
Mr Wilsher said the yard sale would also encourage upcycling, while offering an opportunity for people to sell their handmade crafts.
"It's fantastic," he said. "It's also about upcycling, but there are also people selling handmade crafts. One of my most interesting finds was a xylophone, which I found last year."
"For me it is the sense of a community becoming visible and getting to know each other that's the best part," he said.
"I love seeing the streets busy with locals and visitors. Some people have even travelled in from as far as Suffolk.
"It's an excuse for neighbours to spend time together and for residents to explore their own area."
Visitors can browse a wide range of items, including vintage clothing, artwork, toys, second-hand clothes and homewares with an online map available to show all participating addresses.
The event, which involves people setting tables outside their homes, is free to take part in and will run from 11am to 4pm.
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