Attic Sale

media release: Friday: 8 to 11 a.m. – Early-bird (paid) entrance with $15 ticket required, purchase at the door or in advance at our Attic Angel Association: 640 Junction Rd. in Madison.

11 a.m. to 4 p.m. – Free admission

Saturday: 8:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. – Free admission with price reductions all day.

Noon-1 p.m. – $10 Bag Sale, everything you can fit in the bag!

A cherished Madison tradition for more than six decades, the Attic Sale returns May 29 and 30, 2026, at Keva Sports Center in Middleton. What began in 1961 as a fundraising sale has grown into a beloved annual tradition, one that brings together generations of shoppers, volunteers, donors, and treasure hunters in support of a greater purpose.

The Attic Sale once again will offer a wide variety of high-quality, gently used furniture, home décor, kitchenware, artwork, collectibles, vinyl records, household finds, and more waiting for a second life in anew home. Hosted by the Attic Angel Association, the sale reflects a longstanding spirit of community care, generosity, and sustainability. Thousands of donated items are thoughtfully collected and given new life each year, offering shoppers the chance to discover unique treasures while helping reduce waste and support local nonprofit initiatives.

Proceeds from the Attic Sale and other Association Signature Events help fund Attic Angel community grants to nonprofit programs aligned with the organization’s annual focus. The 2026–27 focus supports collaborative efforts addressing food insecurity for families with children and older adults age 55 and older. Over the years, the Attic Sale has become more than a shopping event. It is a spring tradition shared across generations and friendships. Some attendees travel from across the Midwest each year, gathering with friends and family to spend the day treasure hunting together in support of a meaningful cause.

With eager lines forming before the doors open, shoppers return year after year for the thrill of discovering unique finds, reconnecting with loved ones, and taking part in a Madison tradition that continues to bring the community together.