Salisbury’s street sellers are back

Monday, 2 August 2021 01:00

Salisbury Street Sellers return to the Market Place this Sunday, (8th August 2021), showcasing a variety of arts and crafts, music, food and drink, and entertainment.

There will be the chance to browse a range of vintage, artisan, arts and crafts and other handmade products between 10am-4pm every second Sunday of the month until the 10th October 2021.

The market is described as a relaxed and cost-effective place to sell in the heart of Salisbury, with prices starting at just £10 per pitch.

Lauren Morgan, the owner of The Fox and Dingo, a homegrown flower and seed business, said:

“Come on down and show your support for the small independent makers, artisans and creatives of Salisbury and surrounding areas. From fine art, beautifully crafted pottery, gorgeous jewellery, yummy baked goods and flower arrangements designed and grown by us, here in Salisbury.

“The market includes live music, children’s entertainment, street food and provides a great atmosphere for a slow Sunday."

To become a stall-holder at Salisbury Street Sellers fill out the application form attached here.

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