Spring Market
When? 23 March 2025
Where? Sticks & Bones - Weymouth
Join us at Sticks & Bones on Sunday, 23rd March, from 10AM-3PM for our Spring Market, where local artists and independent businesses will be showcasing their incredible work. From stunning illustrations and photography to bespoke crafts, upcycled fashion, and delicious baked goods, there’s something for everyone!
Expect:
🎨 Movie-themed art, collages, and photography
🧶 Handmade felt crafts, rugs & quirky stitched creations
📖 A thrilling book from local author Liam R Findlay
👕 Upcycled & vintage fashion plus sustainable accessories
🍰 Delicious homemade bakes from Sweetscape Bakes
🎶 Live music throughout the event
…and much more!
Support local talent, find something unique, and enjoy a vibrant springtime atmosphere. See you there!
More information:
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