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the mini-mindful market

The Mini-Mindful Market was a joyful celebration of wellbeing, community, and conscious living. As part of InExeter's First Thursdays initiative in Exeter. Circular Social held a mini-mindful market upstairs at Boston Tea Party. It was such a BRILLIANT community event, with so many local businesses showcasing their wares and services to the general public of Exeter. 

This vibrant event brought together our eco-conscious business members, each with their own space to exhibit and sell thoughtfully made, sustainable products. From handmade goods to ethical brands, the market was a chance to shop with purpose and connect directly with the people behind the businesses. We'll announce future mini-mindful market dates as and when they come up here. Stay tuned!

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BOSTON TEA PARTY

Boston Tea Party (BTP) is an independent, family-owned British café group founded in 1995 in Bristol, known for ethical, conscience-led practices and serving ethically sourced, scratch-cooked food and coffee. Operating 22 locations, primarily in the South West, the company focuses on sustainability, community, and quality.

Boston Tea Party Exeter is a community hub, loved by students, creatives, remote workers and more. Circular Social are so proud to hold the mini-mindful market here for the First Thursdays initiative.

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first thursdays - gandy street

Inspired by similar initiatives, First Thursdays aims to celebrate Gandy Street's unique

identity and to support the InExeter 'Celebrating our City' objective. 


It also aligns with InExeter’s 'Safe & Secure' initiative and ambitions for progressing 

Exeter's 'Evening and Nighttime Economy' work, aiming to diversify the city’s offering.

Gandy Street in Exeter is a historic, narrow, and cobbled street dating back to Saxon

times, running alongside the former Roman fortress boundary. Today it is a key part

of the city's independent shopping scene, bridging the High Street and the Cathedral

Quarter.

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