Salisbury City Council has announced that Salisbury Street Sellers will be back this year with more artisan and arts and crafts stalls, children’s activities, plus food and drink vendors.
Running every second Sunday of the month from Sunday 14 May until Sunday 8 October, 10 am to 4 pm, they bring huge 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.
Each month, there will be a different theme, kicking off with Dog Lovers Sunday on 14 May. Fans of pooches and pets can enjoy pet stalls, participate in a Dog Show, and let their dog enjoy an agility course with prizes, doggy entertainment and more on top of the extensive array of arts and crafts stalls in the Market Place.
Do you think your dog has what it takes to wow the judges at the Dog Show? With categories including best dressed duo, star rescue, top trick and dog and junior handler, you could win a fab prize from Lucky Leads. Contact events@salisburycitycouncil.gov.uk for information.
Whether you are an established trader, have a small home business or have 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 particularly keen to encourage and support small enterprises and business start-ups so Salisbury Street Sellers allows you to be a street seller, with prices starting at just £10.
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/3KnnjjI
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