Salisbury Business Improvement District (BID) has announced that Indies Week will be returning this week, from 1st to 7th July 2026.
Indies Week is a citywide initiative dedicated to celebrating and supporting the vibrant community of independent businesses in Salisbury.
Throughout the week and the wider month of July, residents and visitors are encouraged to show their support for local independent businesses by prioritising them in their shopping and engaging in the City of Independents Campaign and its content.
As part of the celebrations, Salisbury BID have commissioned local artist Michele Millidge to hand-illustrate 70 independent business windows.
- Peartree Serviced Apartments
- Gurkha Kitchen
- Nicky Joyce Hair Salon
- Stonehenge Cycles
- Franklins
- Salisbury City Hall
- Julia's House
- Fletcher & Partners
- H R Tribbeck & Son
- Rak's Cafe & Bar
- The Hat Shop
- The Sacred Rose
- Batt Broadbent Solicitors
- Qudos
- Pita Pita
- Zia Pizza
- The Gatehouse Antiques
- OSOboutique
- Thai Sarocha
- Your Mortgage Expert
- Chick-O-Land
- Artisan Wine & Spirit Co
- The Market Tavern
- Nole
- Samantha Luckman Hearing Care
- Castle Cameras
- Pure Comfort
- Magic Carpets
- Sienna Taye Hairdressing
- Ranson Houghton LLP
- Total Foot Health
- Shirley Snells
- Studio 15
- Memory Opticians
- Accessory Depot
- Salisbury Antiques Market
- Fisherton Warehouse
- Baileys of Salisbury
- Mylor & Mawes
- Baileys
- BySusanne
- Salisbury Playhouse
- B&R Textiles
- Elai
- John Jeffery
- Whites Estate Agent
- Smith England
- Fig & Fox
- Hardings at Fifty Six High Street
- Anokhi
- Sonder Coffee
- The Old Ale and Coffee House
- Tinga
- Mossy's Shoe Repairs
- Maul's Wine and Cheese Bar
- Pick Up Cafe
- Daliz and Son
- Cool! Merch
- Studio 15
- The Therapy Centre
- Blind and Track Service
- Casterbridge
- The Merchant's House Hotel
- Richmond Bell Architects
- South Wilts Mencap
- Charlie's Cafe
- Mani's Food Bar
Michele Millidge’s beautiful window illustrations are a testament to the creativity and vitality of Salisbury’s indie community. Each window features bespoke illustrations and a 'love Salisbury indies' message. These artworks not only enhance the city's aesthetic appeal but also serve as a visual narrative of the independent spirit that defines Salisbury.
Throughout July, residents and visitors are urged to actively participate in Indies Week and beyond by engaging with the following initiatives:
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Explore our amazing Independent Business Scene: Discover the hidden gems and local treasures that Salisbury has to offer by heading to www.experiencesalisbury.co.uk/explore/city-of-independents. Try out a new local independent business or support your old favourites.
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Share Your Support & Spread the Word: Show your appreciation for independent businesses by sharing your experiences on social media and engaging with all the content surrounding our Indies on social media @experiencesalisbury.
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Explore the Window Illustrations: Walk around the city centre and admire the 70 unique indie windows created. The full list of participating businesses can be found here: https://www.experiencesalisbury.co.uk/explore/your-city-of-independents/hand-painted-indie-windows/
“Our independent businesses are integral to what makes Salisbury such a vibrant, distinctive and welcoming city. That’s why we’re delighted to have commissioned over 70 hand-painted indie business windows - head out, explore the unique illustrations and discover Salisbury’s fantastic independents this July!” - Eleanor Burke, Salisbury BID’s CEO
Indies Week is a rallying call for everyone to recognise the significance of independent retailers and their positive impact on the local economy. With their unrivalled community spirit and dedication to delivering exceptional products and services, independent businesses play a vital role in shaping Salisbury's unique character.

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