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Let us entertain you! There is plenty to keep everyone happy in Salisbury, from family-friendly events to first class theatre performances, live music, exhibitions, craft workshops, international festivals and much more! Whether you want something to do tomorrow, next week or next month you can find it here.
Featured Events
Community Christmas Carol Sing-a-long
Come and join us to sing some carols and festive tunes on Christmas Eve outside the Market Tavern.
Festal Evensong for Christmas Day
Come and celebrate Christmas with us at this special Evensong service. The service will include readings, prayers, hymns and music sung by the Cathedral Choir.
Misters Discos New Years Countdown
Misters Discos invites you to join us in our countdown to see in 2026! Prepare for the best of 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s hits.
NYE at the Coach - With Lucy Loves Liquor
"Looking for a great NYE night out? The Coach & Horses is hosting Lucy Loves Liquor live on New Year’s Eve. Come for the music, stay for the countdown, and welcome 2026 in style.
Solve-Along-A-Murder-She-Wrote
Cult hit event Solve-Along-A-Murder-She-Wrote returns to Salisbury with an interactive screening of the classic Murder, She Wrote episode “Paint Me a Murder”. Jessica Fletcher is invited to the remote island hideaway of an artist friend (played by Cesar Romero), but soon there’s a murder that only she (or you!) can solve!
Judi Love: All About The Love
Judi Love is back with a brand-new show packed with home truths about the hustle of juggling parenting, work and everyday life.
Sian & Rob Colquhoun: Old-Time Country Music & Bluegrass
Sian and Rob Colquhoun are an acoustic duo based near Bradford on Avon, performing a lively, entertaining repertoire of Old-Time country and early Bluegrass. Gorgeous close harmonies and skilled original interpretations of songs and tunes calling on a rich tradition encompassing our own Scots-Irish roots. A crowd-pleasing, authentic sound driven by guitars, clawhammer banjo and percussive Appalachian step dancing.
Lions Under the Throne or Enemies of the People? Judges in Britain Today
The courts’ role in upholding constitutional law and human rights has never been more hotly debated. In this special event, The Rt Hon. The Lord Burnett of Maldon, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales from 2017 to 2023, reflects on his years at the helm of the judiciary. During his tenure, he worked with six Lord Chancellors, guided the courts through the COVID-19 pandemic, and helped steer the justice system through times of unprecedented scrutiny.