Car Boot Sundays return to the Market Place next month

Saturday, 25 January 2025 05:55

Salisbury City Council’s popular Car Boot Sundays are making a much-anticipated return, and thanks to community demand, additional dates have been added for 2025.

Whether you're looking to declutter your home, hunt for bargains, or simply enjoy a morning out with friends and family, Car Boot Sundays have plenty to offer.

This year, they will be running from February to November on the third Sunday of each month, with the exception of June and October, which will be held on the fourth Sunday, allowing you to sell pre-loved items in the centre of Salisbury. They will be open to sellers from 6.30 am and to buyers from 8 am until 1 pm in the Market Place.

No need to book, turn up on the day to be allocated a spot! Spaces are allocated on a first come, first served basis.

Entry prices start at just £6 for sellers, and entry for buyers is free!

For more information, including the full terms and conditions for sellers, please visit the Salisbury City Council website, here.

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