Cutchogue Yard Sales
Seventeenth-century farmhouses and first-generation vineyards, mid-fork.
This weekend · August 8–9
A quiet week in Cutchogue
Nothing on the books yet for August 8–9.
Most sellers post a few days ahead, and the Friday email rounds up whatever lands.
The season here
4 sales have posted in Cutchogue so far this summer.
Anything new shows up here as soon as it's approved.
Selling this summer?
List your sale free and it shows up right here, plus in the Friday email.
Post a sale →Know before you go
When do sales start?
Most East End sales run Saturday mornings; each listing shows its exact hours and days.
How fresh is this page?
Every sale is checked by a real person before it appears, and the list refreshes overnight, so stale listings don't linger.
Can I map a route?
Yes. Save the sales you like and the planner turns each day's picks into an ordered route with directions.
About Cutchogue
The Old House on the Village Green, built around 1649, is a National Historic Landmark and one of the best-preserved examples of seventeenth-century English domestic architecture in the United States. Cutchogue holds a central place in the modern Long Island wine industry: in 1973 Louisa and Alex Hargrave planted Hargrave Vineyard here, the first commercial vinifera vineyard on Long Island, and dozens of vineyards have since followed across the surrounding hamlets.
Albert Einstein spent the summers of 1938 and 1939 in a rented cottage on Little Peconic Bay south of Cutchogue. The mix of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century farmhouses and working agricultural land continues to feed the hamlet's estate-sale calendar.
Recently in Cutchogue
- Cutchogue Tag Sale on Skunk LaneFri Jul 31 – Sun Aug 2
- Fairway Farms Estate Sale in CutchogueFri–Sun, Jul 24–26
- Case Family Estate Sale in CutchogueFri–Sun, Jun 26–28
- Cutchogue House-in-Contract Yard SaleFri, May 15
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