Overland Park sale to offer 50-90% off on toys, clothing and more

Just Between Friends is hosting its next pop-up consignment sale there Wednesday through Sunday.

Thousands of gently used items will be sold at the event from 50% to 90% off, including toys, shoes, books, clothes, strollers and other baby gear.

In the past, the Just Between Friends sales have been billed as one of the largest consignment sales in the Kansas City metro.

The event is open to the public, but shoppers must purchase tickets for entry beforehand.

Here’s a day-by-day schedule of the event.

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