Car Boot Sundays to return to Salisbury's Market Place

Friday, 29 March 2024 00:00

Car Boot Sundays are returning every third Sunday of the month from Sunday 21st April.

They will continue through until Sunday 15th September (except June due to Salisbury Motor Show), giving you the opportunity to sell your pre-loved items in Salisbury Market Place.

The car boot is open to sellers from 7am and to buyers from 9am until 1pm.

Buyers can enter for free to bag a bargain making someone’s old, your new. It costs just £5 per car on the day for sellers and £10 for vans or cars with trailers. Don’t worry about booking; just turn up on the day to be allocated your spot on the Market Place.

The Car Boot is on a paved surface in the centre of town, perfect for all weather conditions. There will also be a food vendor providing food and drink to enjoy whilst shopping.

The first and last Car Boot Sales of the year will be running alongside The Salisbury Teenage Market. Come and support the young entrepreneurs as they showcase their skills and business ideas.

Browse the range of home-made craft items and enjoy performers in the Market Place.

If you are aged between 13 and 21 years (up to 25 for SEND) and would like to sell or perform at Salisbury Teenage Market, click here https://bit.ly/49QDAJt

The dates of Car Boot Sundays are as follows:

21 April 19 May 21 July 18 August 15 September

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