The Alternative Spirit Market showcases a variety of traders, readers & therapists with different skills and items that will resonate with your alternative spirit!
You will find amazing stalls from crystals to clothing; styles varying from gothic to fairy; witchy paraphernalia to angels; jewellery to artwork. Alternative healing and medicines for your wellbeing, and alternative guidance with our readers.
Free Entry with an optional donation for local charities and groups!
Children welcome
Free Parking on site
**All of our readers are vetted and tested before allowing them to book in, to ensure that they are genuine and authentic for our customers. We also check that our traders are genuine and hold valid insurances, so that customers are receiving quality goods**
June’s Alternative Spirit Market will be taking collections for three chosen charities/CIC Groups – 100% of the money raised on the Tombola, and given in the optional donation bucket (free entry on the door!) will be given to –
The UP Creative Community CIC – Supporting young people in Tamworth who have experienced trauma or are disengaged, to recover and re-engage through art and textiles. They have just opened a Creative Lab in Ankerside Tamworth, where just £30 will allow them to help 4 x young people to have a trauma recovery session. They also hold workshops to support isolated and vulnerable people to connect in the community.
Changes Tamworth Charity- Offering a free-to-access, person-centred approach to recovery and wellbeing. This is delivered via peer support, themed workshops, individual support and activities to encourage social inclusion. Funding is essential to allow them to keep offering free mental health services and support to those in need and in mental distress.
Uprawr Mental Health Foundation – Offering free counselling and mental health support to the Rock and Alternative Music Community nationwide. Our very own trader, Tom from
Omni Arts is going to be part of their 1000 Lights event coming up in August, raising money and awareness, in honour of Linkin Park’s Chester Bennington, who gave their final ever performance right here in the Midlands.
