Community Calendar

Toys, clothing and shoes taking over your kid’s space? Can’t see floor anymore? Need some extra storage space? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Sell your kids outgrown and no longer used items and earn extra money for your family!
Having a baby and need baby equipment? Work as a teacher or daycare worker and need manipulatives, toys and books? Has your kiddo outgrown their wardrobe and shoes? Are you a grandparent that likes to shop for your grandkids? Or do you just like to bargain hunt and dig for the best items and prices? If any of these are true, then Super Hearts is the place for YOU!!!
Don’t miss our upcoming spring/summer sale! 1000s upon 1000s of items all in ONE place. Admission is FREE and items start at $1 and go up from there. Anything you need for your child from maternity up to the teen years, you can find it at Super Hearts Kids Consignment Sale.
Have things to sell? Want to consign? We accept ALL brands and anything that has to do with kiddos. Consignors earn 70%!
For information and to register to sell >>> https://superheartsconsignment.com
Increase your consignment percentage by volunteering for a shift or two.
More details here >>> https://superheartsconsignment.com/volunteer/
Step by step consigning guide >>> https://superheartsconsignment.com/superconsigning101/
You can find clothing NB – 16+ girls and boys sizes, shoes up to size 10 in men and women, maternity clothing & items, baby equipment, toys galore, puzzles, games, electronic toys, home décor, a holiday section, lots of books, baby items, feeding items, bath & potty items, beach and pool items, arts and crafts, dvds, bags, purses, book bags, lunch bags and sporting goods. It is impossible to list everything.
Make sure you follow us on FB and Instagram for live video and pictures during the sale.
Located at the Elks Lodge in Wilmington.
Public sale dates February June 5-7, 2025.

Starting May 15th the Wednesday market moves from the top lawn to the lower grounds with room to spread out and enjoy the shade of the Ancient Oaks of Poplar Grove. Come meet your butcher, your baker, your artisan maker, shop small and local and show your support for your neighbors! While you're visiting the market you'll be a short hop to the new Shops at Poplar Grove, home to Grumpy Grandpa's Coffee, A Sink Full of Flowers and the new PG Mercantile. Plan a whole morning to peruse the grounds at no charge and explore this 300 year old historic, 13 acre former peanut plantation. Get your history on by taking a guided Manor House tour ($15 per person for guided tours). Queen Esther's Teas will be moving into the lower floor of the manor so make sure you stop in for a cup! Due to overwhelming development on all sides The Stables (home of the PG rescue animals) will remain closed to the public until further notice as we work to ensure the safety and happiness of our four legged, furry and feathered friends.

Join us for Mary’s Art Explorers on Thursday, June 12th, from 10:00 to 11:00 AM in theReception Hall. We’ll be reading "10 Things I Can Do To Help My World" by Melanie Walsh. After, participants will create a story-inspired craft. This is a great opportunity for the whole family!

During the summer months of June, July, and August, CAM is happy to announce that all Mary’s Art Explorers events will be free thanks to a generous grant from the International Paper Company. Space is limited to 50 participants, so register now to secure your spot!

Starting May 15th the Wednesday market moves from the top lawn to the lower grounds with room to spread out and enjoy the shade of the Ancient Oaks of Poplar Grove. Come meet your butcher, your baker, your artisan maker, shop small and local and show your support for your neighbors! While you're visiting the market you'll be a short hop to the new Shops at Poplar Grove, home to Grumpy Grandpa's Coffee, A Sink Full of Flowers and the new PG Mercantile. Plan a whole morning to peruse the grounds at no charge and explore this 300 year old historic, 13 acre former peanut plantation. Get your history on by taking a guided Manor House tour ($15 per person for guided tours). Queen Esther's Teas will be moving into the lower floor of the manor so make sure you stop in for a cup! Due to overwhelming development on all sides The Stables (home of the PG rescue animals) will remain closed to the public until further notice as we work to ensure the safety and happiness of our four legged, furry and feathered friends.

Starting May 15th the Wednesday market moves from the top lawn to the lower grounds with room to spread out and enjoy the shade of the Ancient Oaks of Poplar Grove. Come meet your butcher, your baker, your artisan maker, shop small and local and show your support for your neighbors! While you're visiting the market you'll be a short hop to the new Shops at Poplar Grove, home to Grumpy Grandpa's Coffee, A Sink Full of Flowers and the new PG Mercantile. Plan a whole morning to peruse the grounds at no charge and explore this 300 year old historic, 13 acre former peanut plantation. Get your history on by taking a guided Manor House tour ($15 per person for guided tours). Queen Esther's Teas will be moving into the lower floor of the manor so make sure you stop in for a cup! Due to overwhelming development on all sides The Stables (home of the PG rescue animals) will remain closed to the public until further notice as we work to ensure the safety and happiness of our four legged, furry and feathered friends.

This week, Art Explorers will be joined by special guest, author and illustrator, Super Jane. reading from her Chloe Zoe series. After, enjoy an activity coordinated with the book series and even an opportunity to purchase a signed copy from the author.

During the summer months of June, July, and August, CAM is happy to announce that all Mary’s Art Explorers events will be free thanks to a generous grant from the International Paper Company. Space is limited to 50 participants for each event, so register now to secure your spot!

Starting May 15th the Wednesday market moves from the top lawn to the lower grounds with room to spread out and enjoy the shade of the Ancient Oaks of Poplar Grove. Come meet your butcher, your baker, your artisan maker, shop small and local and show your support for your neighbors! While you're visiting the market you'll be a short hop to the new Shops at Poplar Grove, home to Grumpy Grandpa's Coffee, A Sink Full of Flowers and the new PG Mercantile. Plan a whole morning to peruse the grounds at no charge and explore this 300 year old historic, 13 acre former peanut plantation. Get your history on by taking a guided Manor House tour ($15 per person for guided tours). Queen Esther's Teas will be moving into the lower floor of the manor so make sure you stop in for a cup! Due to overwhelming development on all sides The Stables (home of the PG rescue animals) will remain closed to the public until further notice as we work to ensure the safety and happiness of our four legged, furry and feathered friends.

Starting May 15th the Wednesday market moves from the top lawn to the lower grounds with room to spread out and enjoy the shade of the Ancient Oaks of Poplar Grove. Come meet your butcher, your baker, your artisan maker, shop small and local and show your support for your neighbors! While you're visiting the market you'll be a short hop to the new Shops at Poplar Grove, home to Grumpy Grandpa's Coffee, A Sink Full of Flowers and the new PG Mercantile. Plan a whole morning to peruse the grounds at no charge and explore this 300 year old historic, 13 acre former peanut plantation. Get your history on by taking a guided Manor House tour ($15 per person for guided tours). Queen Esther's Teas will be moving into the lower floor of the manor so make sure you stop in for a cup! Due to overwhelming development on all sides The Stables (home of the PG rescue animals) will remain closed to the public until further notice as we work to ensure the safety and happiness of our four legged, furry and feathered friends.

Join us at the Cameron Art Museym on Thursday, July 10th from 10–11 a.m. for Mary's Art Explorers. Pine Valley Public Library's Miss Clelia will be our guest reader this week! We are proud collaborators with the New Hanover Public Library for their summer reading theme “Color Our World.” We will be reading "A Color of His Own, Su Propio Color" by Leo Lionni.

During the summer months of June, July, and August, CAM is happy to announce that all Mary’s Art Explorers events will be free thanks to a generous grant from the International Paper Company. Space is limited to 50 participants for each event, so register now to secure your spot!