Salisbury Street Sellers return to Market Place Later this Year

Monday, 2 February 2026 14:24

Salisbury City Council’s Salisbury Street Sellers markets are returning this year, bringing four days of themed family fun to the city centre!

On Sundays, 8th March, 10th May, 12th July and 13th September, Salisbury Market Place will become a lively hub of activity. Running from 10 am – 4 pm, each market will have a unique theme, featuring a variety of stalls and activities, and showcasing local businesses.

Pet lovers of all ages are invited to join the fun at the first Street Sellers market of the year, Salisbury Dog Show, on Sunday, 8th March, run in association with Salisbury Dog Trainers.

Explore a range of stalls offering everything from tasty dog treats to artisan gifts, take part in pet-themed activities, meet local vets and trainers, and enjoy delicious food and drink.

We are invited to bring our furry friends along and enter them in the competitions, hosted by Especially Dogs – no pre-registration required, just turn up on the day! Find out more on the Salisbury City Council what’s on page.

Each event celebrates creativity, craftsmanship and local talent, offering a fantastic opportunity for businesses and artisans to showcase unique products to a wide audience. If you’d like to get involved, please visit the Salisbury City Council website to apply. For more information, please email markets@salisburycitycouncil.gov.uk.

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