Yard sale season kicks off in Southern Oregon this weekend with the Barnstormer's Spring Market at the Jackson County Expo.

A sure sign of spring in Southern Oregon is the sudden appearance of yard sale signs and social media posts — not to mention the driveways filled with collectibles and sporting goods galore.

Southern Oregon’s annual lineup of citywide yard sales, flea markets and fairs kicks off this weekend with the Barnstormer’s Spring Market. Featuring vintage and handmade items, the sale will be followed by flea markets and community-wide sales in every corner of the region.

This year’s list:

April 6 (Barnstormer’s Spring Market)

The vintage-themed Barnstormer’s Spring Market is set for The Expo (1 Peninger Road in Central Point) Saturday. The event, which started Friday, began in 2005 on a local farm and has become a regional favorite. This year’s event, the largest to date, will boast 100-plus vendors hocking everything from old license plates and kitchenware to garden knickknacks and clothing.

April 20 (North Medford High bowling benefit yard sale)

A fundraiser for the North Medford High School boys bowling team will be held 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 20 in the Lava Lanes bowling alley parking lot, 2980 Crater Lake Highway. The team, which receives no funding from the school, is fundraising to compete at nationals in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. To donate items — furniture, tools, appliances, clothing, toys, the team says they’ll “take it all” — email shiggins12@hotmail.com to request pickup. Items can also be dropped off between 8 and 9 a.m. on sale day.

April 26-28 (Eagle Point)

The Eagle Point Golf Community Homeowners Association will host their annual sale, often accompanied by other neighborhoods around the city. The golf course community sale begins at 8 a.m. each day. A majority of homeowners throughout the 656-home community participate. For a sale map, and to watch for a fall yard sale date, visit online beginning April 25. For more info, call 541-385-7799.

April 27 (Wolf Creek)

Sunny Valley Campground in Wolf Creek is hosting a “Community Yard Sale and Vendor Day.” The campground, 140 Old Stage Road, invites community members and vendors to set up shop from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, April 27-28. To reserve a spot, for sale or camp, visit online. To join the vendor list, email info@sunnyvalleycamping.com.

May 4 (Phoenix)

The Phoenix Citywide Yard Sale — hosted by Travel Phoenix, the city and community center again this year — is set to run sunup to sundown with details and sale addresses being posted to the Travel Phoenix website in coming weeks. For more info, visit online.

May 11 (Medford)

For the first sale “twofer” of the summer, residents of both East Medford and Gold Hill will host community sales during the second weekend in May. A sale hosted by members of the Greater East and SE Medford Community Facebook page is scheduled from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, May 11-12. The sale is an unofficial community event and sale holders are encouraged to post signs and advertise on social media. For sale details, and to watch for a fall sale date, visit online.

May 11 (Gold Hill)

Gold Hill’s signature “Yardin in the Hill” will run 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 11. The one-day sale will be set up on the basketball courts at the Gold Hill Sports Park (14745 Highway 234). Sponsored by the community development organization known as CanDO, the sale will benefit the city “bark park,” as well as other events and projects. Individuals and groups can rent a space for $20 ($10 for nonprofits). To sign up, call 818-497-7756 or email samhefter@gmail.com. To donate items to CanDO, bring them between 7 and 8 a.m. on sale day. To drop items off before the sale, call 503-869-4189. For more info, visit online. The following weekend, bargain hunters have three sales to choose from.

May 17-19 (Shady Cove)

The three-day “unofficial” Shady Cove citywide yard sale is set to run 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. The sale is being hosted by a community group, and residents of Shady Cove are encouraged to take part. For more info, visit online.

May 18 (Central Point)

One of two sales coordinated by the Central Point Chamber of Commerce each year, the Central Point spring sale will take place Saturday, May 18. The sale is held from sunup to sundown, and all addresses located inside the 97502 zip code are invited to participate. A map and list of sale locations will be posted online at centralpointchamber.org/central-point-city-wide-yard-sale/ before sale day. A Goodwill truck will be parked at the Pine Street mercantile parking lot (formerly Banner Bank) for leftover items from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday May 19.

May 18 (Talent)

The city of Talent will have its annual sale, often accompanied by food trucks and local garden club plant sales, on Saturday, May 18. A sale map will be posted online.

May 31-June 1 (Rogue River)

A two-day sale hosted by community members in Rogue River will offer a weekend’s worth of bargains in tiny Rogue River the last weekend of May. Sale times are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. A list of sale addresses and other details will be posted to the Rogue River Community Facebook page in coming weeks.

June 9, July 28, Sept. 8, Nov. 24 (Southern Oregon Flea Market)

One of a series of flea market events held at The Expo calendar, the Southern Oregon Flea Market is a swap meet where hundreds of community members turn out to sell their new and used wares.

The sale opens at 9 a.m. and will be held inside the Seven Feathers Event Center at the fairgrounds. Subsequent sale dates are July 28, Sept. 8 and Nov. 24. For more info, visit online. Admission is $2 for adults and teens. Kids 12 and under get in free. For more info, or to sign up to host a sale, call 541-295-5986 or email info@southernoregonfleamarket.com.

Sept. 7-8 (Jacksonville)

A last hurrah for bargain hunters after the hottest days of summer, the city of Jacksonville’s citywide yard sale will take its usual spot the weekend after Labor Day.

It is a no-host event — meaning it’s not sponsored or coordinated by an organization or the city. Sales spring up in driveways, business parking lots and other areas in town. The sale is intended for residents and business owners of Jacksonville. Nonresidents who want to sell are required to contact the city at 541-899-1231 for a yard sale permit. Sale goers are encouraged to carpool as parking is limited.

Sept. 21 (Central Point)

Rounding out the list each year, the city of Central Point will host its fall sale, encouraging residents to set up shop and empty out their garages and driveways. As with the spring sale, a map and list of sale locations will be posted online at centralpointchamber.org/central-point-city-wide-yard-sale/.