Salisbury Street Sellers to return next month

Friday, 22 March 2024 00:00

Salisbury City Council say they are delighted to announce that Salisbury Street Sellers will be back this year.

There will be more artisan and arts and crafts stalls, exciting activities and food and drink vendors.

Running every second Sunday of the month from Sunday 14th April until Sunday 13th October, 10 am to 4 pm, it brings enormous amounts of fun for all the family.

Salisbury Market Place will be bustling with stalls showcasing a fantastic range of vintage, artisan, arts and crafts and other handmade products. From jewellery and art to jams and gifts, Salisbury Street Sellers supports local makers and provides a unique shopping experience.

There will be a different theme each month, kicking off with the very popular Dino Day on 14th April.

Young dinosaur fans will be taken back to the Jurassic period with a dino-dig, workshops and a dinosaur meet and greet.

Other great themes to look forward to include Pet Lovers Sunday on June 9th and a Farmyard Fiesta on September 8th.

Whether you are an established trader, have a small home business or a hobby making craft items, the market is a relaxed and cost-effective place to sell in the heart of Salisbury.

Salisbury City Council is keen to encourage and support small enterprises and business start-ups. Salisbury Street Sellers is the chance for you to be a street seller, with prices starting at just £12.

If you would like to be a stall holder at Salisbury Street Sellers, please complete the application form on the council's website: https://bit.ly/3Tp9Ihg

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