The Tin Bin will present its 50th annual open house on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 25 and 26, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Jim and Jo Lutton started the business in 1973 at a historic property dating back to the 1700s. Located at 20 Valley Road in Neffsville, The Tin Bin specializes in Colonial lighting and home decor and offers folk art, candles, textiles and more.

Current owners Sally Lehman and Susan Lutton-Prentiss are the daughters of Jim and Jo and began working for the business in 1992. After their father died in 1995, they took over the business from their mother, who was also involved in volunteering and was ready to retire. Soon after Sally and Susan joined the business, they began a website, http://www.thetinbin.com, and now products are shipped all over the country.

During the open house, refreshments will be served, including the wassail that has been a tradition since the first open house. Although Jo is retired, she will be present at the event. The Tin Bin's regular business hours are on Wednesdays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.