The Warminster Independent Spring Market is returning to town this month with more than 160 stalls and food vendors.
The first market of the year will take place on Sunday 29th March from 10am until 4pm, with stalls lining in the High Street, Market Place and in the Civic Centre.
“The independent markets continue to grow in popularity, promoting Warminster as a destination to visit as well as supporting our fantastic local businesses and a brilliant selection of stallholders,” said a spokesperson from Warminster Town Council, which organises the markets in conjunction with the Warminster Business Network.
Mayor Andrew Cooper said, “The Warminster Independent Spring Market is set to be another brilliant day for the whole of the town. We remain committed to creating well organised markets that attract thousands of visitors to Warminster.
“These markets are constantly involving – with growing enthusiasm from vendors, local businesses and residents – highlight how wonderful Warminster is.
“Warminster Town Council events will hit a new high in 2026 – creating a real pride across the town. We continue to seize the opportunity and showcase Warminster as the thriving, vibrant place that it is.”
Applications for the Warminster Independent August Market, on Sunday 30th August, and the Warminster Independent Christmas Market, on Sunday 29th November, are now open.
For more information, email events@warminster-tc.gov.uk.
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