Sticks & Bones Makers Market
When? 14 September 2025
Where? Weymouth
The Sunday Makers Market returns to Hope Square on Sunday, September 14th, from 10am to 3pm! 🕹️🎲
We’ll be bringing together a handpicked collection of local makers, artists, and small businesses. Expect a wonderful mix of:
🎨 Original artworks and prints
🧶 Handmade crafts and unique creations
💍 Beautiful jewellery and accessories
👕 Vintage & sustainable fashion
🍰 Sweet treats and bakes
🌱 Independent and sustainable goods
Plus a few surprises along the way!
Whether you’re after unique gifts, a little treat for yourself, or just a relaxed Sunday browse with friends, our Makers Market is the perfect way to enjoy local creativity.
• Sticks & Bones, Hope Square, Weymouth
• Sunday, September 14th
• 10am to 3pm
Free entry! bring your friends, family, and good vibes!
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