
Pittsburg's Holiday Décor Reuse Event: Free Seasonal Decorations
Join Pittsburg's Holiday Décor Reuse Event on September 27, 2025, for free, gently used Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas decorations.
As the holiday season approaches, the community of Pittsburg is invited to participate in a unique and eco-friendly event designed to bring festive cheer to homes without the environmental impact.
The annual Holiday Décor Reuse Event offers residents the opportunity to select from a variety of gently used decorations for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, all available at no cost.
Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 27, 2025, from 9 AM to 1 PM, or until supplies last.
The event will be held at the Reuse Center, located at Seasonal Decorations 555 California Ave, Pittsburg
To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all attendees, reservations are required.
Each reservation grants entry for up to two adults during a designated 15-minute shopping window.
Participants are encouraged to arrive promptly, as adherence to the scheduled times is essential for accommodating all guests.
Key guidelines for the event include:
Free entry within your reserved time slot.
One reservation per household, allowing a maximum of two adults per reservation.
Limit of 10 items per reserved time slot.
For safety and efficiency, no children are permitted at this event.
Please bring a reusable bag or small box to carry your selected items.
Quantities are limited, and selections may vary.
Attendees can expect a diverse array of holiday décor, including wreaths, ornaments, table decorations, lights, figurines, and more.
This event provides a wonderful opportunity to discover unique treasures that can add festive charm to your home without any financial burden.
Friendly staff will be on hand to manage traffic flow and ensure that shopping windows remain on schedule.
Free parking is available on-site and along the street.
The Reuse Program is committed to collecting and redistributing thousands of reusable items each year through a network of over 20 nonprofit partners.
Events like this play a crucial role in keeping materials out of landfills while making holiday celebrations more affordable, festive, and sustainable.
All guests are required to sign a Media Consent and Release of Liability at check-in.
Don't miss this chance to enhance your holiday décor in an environmentally friendly way.
Reserve your spot today and join us in celebrating the season sustainably.
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