Just Between Friends Lee’s Summit | Details on Free Admission & Facebook Party
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Raising children can become quite costly!
Kids grow and evolve at such a rapid pace that frequently their clothing and toys remain in excellent shape after they’ve outgrown them.
Every parent encounters this scenario—countless boxes of clothing and toys seeking new owners.
The Just Between Friends Lee’s Summit event perfectly addresses this issue!
Parents can sell their gently-used goods in a massive “garage sale.” The variety is stunning, and it’s almost certain you’ll find something you love.
I invite you to join me from February 20-22, 2015, between 10 am and 7 pm at the John Knox Pavilion (520 NW Murray Road Lee’s Summit, MO 64081) for a shopping experience you won’t forget!
Last year, I left with an armful of puzzles, clothes, video games, and shoes.
This year, I’m aiming to find some dance apparel, shoes, and spring outfits for Emma and Ethan.
I plan to be first in line!
Doors open on February 20, 2015, with an entry fee of $2, but by liking them on Facebook, you can snag a Free Admission Coupon!
Facebook Party!
Join me for a Facebook event on the JBF Lee’s Summit page on Monday, February 16, 2015, from 8:30 to 9:30 pm.
PRIZES: Attendees will have a chance to win front-of-the-line passes and JBF bucks during the event!
We’ll be using the hashtags #JBFKC and #ILoveJBF.
What are YOU hoping to find?
Looking forward to seeing you there!
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Shelly Peterson
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The items shown in these pictures are incredible. I attended a Just Between Friends event in my hometown once. I need to check when it’s taking place here again.
Stefanie
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I’m so looking forward to this sale! My 5-year-old is in desperate need of some new clothes!
Vickie Couturier
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I wish there was one of these events closer to me—how wonderful it would be!
Marcie W.
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Where were these events located when my kids were little? It would have been so helpful to swap clothes and toys we no longer used.