A Christmas Market will be returning to Salisbury city centre this year, it has been confirmed.
After years of disappointment, it looks like Christmas will be back in Salisbury as a festive market is planned for four weeks at the end of 2024.
Working with Salisbury City Council, Mynt Image Ltd are currently looking for stallholders to sell their goods inside a modern chalet that will be in Guildhall Square.
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The market will run from November 22 until December 19, and it will be free for the public to enter.
Online, Mynt writes: "We are incredibly proud to present the revival of the Salisbury Christmas Market in 2024.
"Mynt Image Ltd and Salisbury City Council have worked together to create a new and exciting concept that has progressed with the times.
"Instead of the outdated rows of wooden chalets we have created one giant ultra-modern chalet.
"We will be bringing together a festive Christmas atmosphere alongside the practicality of shelter from the elements, thus removing the danger of washout days."
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They are promising a range of crafts available to buy, as well as food and drink including the classic mulled wine and bratwurst.
Rent prices for a stall start at £500 per week and stallholders are encouraged to apply online.
More information can be found here myntimage.co.uk/events/salisbury-christmasmarket/
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