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Time: July 24, 2010 from 8:30am to 4pm
Location: Peco Campers
Street: 1825 Tucker Industrial Rd
City/Town: Tucker, GA
Website or Map: http://showcaseofponds.com
Phone: 770-496-5740
Event Type: tucker, street, sale-, campers, camping, equipment, &, more
Organized By: Sue Lander
Latest Activity: Jul 21, 2010
DeKalb’s best kept secret might be Tucker Industrial Road, home to warehouses and wholesale merchants who offer everything from horticultural products to food to hardware to motor homes and travel trailers! Next to Mountain Industrial and Highway 78, it is easy to find.
In an effort to increase public awareness of this thriving community, business owners have coordinated their second annual one-day street sale. On Saturday, July 24th, 2010, bargain-hunting consumers can cruise down this “Street of Deals”, getting the hottest deals of the year on home and garden supplies, lawn accessories, pond and fountain supplies, hardware, electronics, camping equipment, and Caribbean groceries; PLUS local food vendors, artists, multi-family yard sales, the American Legion and the Masons – it’s all here.
Wholesale merchants include:
Peco Campers- 1825 Tucker Industrial Road, Tucker, GA 30084
Sam's Club-1940 Mountain Industrial Blvd, Tucker, GA 30084
Handy Ace Hardware- 2110 Tucker Industrial Road, Tucker, GA 30084
GROSouth- 2075 Tucker Industrial Road, Tucker, GA 30084
Coastal Pond Supply- 2101 Tucker Industrial Road, Tucker, GA 30084
Ocho Rios- 1989 Tucker Industrial Road, Tucker, GA 30084
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