
Woo-hoo! Time for the Rhea Lana’s Fall 2010 Consignment sale!
The first fall event will be at John Q Hammons Center in Rogers August 29-September 5. The Private Pre-Sale Event for Volunteers, Consignors, and Moms-To-Be will be Tuesday, August 31. Doors will be open to the public for shopping September 1-4
THE BIG NEWS THIS FALL is that due to the growth of the event in Northwest Arkansas, Rhea Lana is adding a second fall event in Fayetteville. That event will be September 25-October 2 at the Kantz Center (Corner of Crossover and Mission by the Walmart Neighborhood Market). The Private Pre-Sale Event for Volunteers, Consignors, and Moms-To-Be will be Monday, September 27. Doors will be open to the public for shopping September 28-October 2.
They’re accepting fall and winter clothing (size newborn-juniors), maternity clothing, Razorback game wear, children’s furniture, toys, video game systems, games, puzzles, books, outdoor playsets, etc. For a complete list of specific items we will be accepting, click HERE for info on merchandise preparation. Moms-To-Be flood the store looking for cribs, changing tables, Jump-a-roos, Bumbos, swings, high chairs, strollers, pack-n-plays, etc. So don’t forget to bring your children’s furniture and equipment.
NEW THIS SALE: Rhea Lana’s is expanding to one giant 20,000 square foot room with more clothing racks for even better shopping. They’ll be located in the Grand Ballroom of the John Q. Hammons Center. This is the largest location yet.
NEW THIS SALE: LIVE UPDATES! One of this company’s values is innovation and we are thrilled with this new technology update! At the moment an item sells it will show up as ’sold’ on the website for the Consignor. No more waiting until the end of the day to see your total sales.
CONTINUING THIS SALE: They are planning to continue the 150 item limit per consignor. So, bring your best! This will keep the quality high and allow more families to participate. (You also have the option now to bring part of it to Fayetteville!)
See you at the sale!



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