First Annual Christmas Barn Sale

September 30, 2017 tim@sokyhappenings.com SOKY Events Comments Off

There’s nothing like Christmas in the country. The smell of pine trees, sipping on hot cocoa and eating delicious Christmas cookies, while listening to Christmas carols and shopping till your heart’s content.

You will experience all of this and more at our FIRST ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BARN SALE. Nestled in the beautiful countryside of Scottsville, Kentucky, our location at 6177 Cemetery Road Spur is conveniently located to Bowling Green and is just 10 miles from I-65. Follow Highway 234 from Scottsville or Bowling Green and look for the signs. The First Annual Christmas Barn Sale is perfectly timed to kick off your holiday shopping. Come see us on Saturday, November 4th from 9 a.m.-8 p.m.

We’ll have a variety of vendors for your shopping pleasure: country Christmas decor, driftwood trees, home decor, furniture and much, much more.

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