Beautiful weather and large crowds made for a successful Main to Main Trade Days weekend as shoppers filled downtown Minden and communities throughout Webster Parish November 6-8.
The annual event, known as Louisiana’s longest yard sale, stretched more than 50 miles from Springhill to Sibley, with vendors setting up in Cullen, Sarepta, Cotton Valley, Dixie Inn, Minden, and other locations along the route.
Shoppers browsed a wide variety of merchandise, including antiques, collectibles, handmade crafts, clothing, furniture, and household items. In downtown Minden, rows of white vendor tents lined the streets as visitors moved between booths and local businesses.
The pleasant fall weather provided ideal conditions for the three-day event, which drew visitors from throughout the region. Downtown Minden was especially busy Saturday, with the annual Jambin’ on Main Jambalaya Cookoff adding to the crowds and festivities.
Organized with support from Webster Parish Tourism, Main to Main Trade Days continues to provide opportunities for local vendors, small businesses, and communities throughout the parish to welcome visitors and showcase their offerings.
Next year’s Main to Main Trade Days is scheduled for November 5-7, 2027.
