🎉 JOIN THE FUN AT ASPRA’S JUMBLE TRAIL – A DAY BURSTING WITH BARGAINS & ADVENTURE! 🎉
Get ready for Saturday 13th September, because Addiscombe’s favourite community event is back – bigger and better than ever! From 11AM to 3PM, explore the bustling streets of the ASPRA area as neighbours transform their front gardens into treasure troves of food, crafts, toys, books, clothes, and delicious homemade cakes.
🌟 EXCITING NEWS FOR FAMILIES! 🌟
Introducing this year’s children’s jumble trail – just for under 10s!
Let your little explorers collect 10 stamps on their trail map to enter a raffle draw for the chance to win amazing toy shop gift vouchers! 🎁✨
Kids (Under 10s)!
Join the fun on Jumble Trail day by picking up your loyalty card from the raffle table outside St Mildred’s at 11AM.
🎯 Your mission: visit different stalls, collect 10 unique stamps, and return your completed card to us with your parent at St Mildred’s.
Parents don’t forget to fill in:
- Your child’s name
- Your parent’s name
- A mobile number so we can contact the lucky winners!
🎁 You could win awesome toy shop vouchers – so bring your family and friends for a magical day of fun, games, and colourful surprises!
🛍️ STALLS INCLUDE:
🍰 Cakes | 🎨 Crafts | 🌱 Plants | 👗 Pre-loved Clothes | 📚 Books | 🧸 Toys and much more!
🧾 Want to run a stall? It’s just £5 if you book before 5th September!
Email events@aspra.uk to get involved.
💚 Sponsored by ASPRA & Oaks Estate Agents – bringing community spirit to your doorstep!
🚨 Exciting News! The ASPRA Jumble Trail 2025 map is being updated live – and it now shows the exact locations of all participating stalls!
🗺️ Plan your perfect treasure hunt route and make sure you don’t miss any of the bargain hotspots. With each update, the map reveals more hidden gems, delicious treats, and unique finds waiting to be discovered across the trail.
📲 Keep checking back for the latest updates and get ready to explore the ultimate community sale adventure!
A JumbleTrail is, sort of, a car boot sale but is spread over a (small) geographic area. Residents use their front gardens / drives and a map is usually made available to guide ‘the public’ as to where the stalls are and the type of items available. Usually for fund raising for and as a community event.
