Amesbury Town Council is holding a free bonfire and fireworks event on Saturday, November 3, at the Centenary Pavillion in Amesbury. A Guy and Poster competition for children will be held. The winner of the Guy competition will light the bonfire, while the Poster...
Churches Together in Mere and District hold their popular One World Fair during the International Celebration of One World Week. Stalls represent local and national charities and organisations working for a better, fairer world. Activities for all the family include...
PREVIEW: Pop-Up Exhibition by Ceramic Artist Makoto Kagoshima & John Julian Rock the Square Radnor Hall Film Night: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society SALISBURY JAZZ CLUB From Russia with Love From The Jam – All Mod Cons 40th Anniversary...
By Fanny Charles AS I left Salisbury Playhouse after the press night of Her Naked Skin, I overheard a male audience member comment that he was glad it was over because it was “all so emotional.” And, in a way, that sums the whole thing up – really, these hysterical...
Final display for Beaumont Gallery The fine art exhibition Stories in Art will show the work of five artists operating in the South of England from Friday, October 19, to Sunday, November 11. Diverse creative styles and chosen media are available for viewing at the...
Wiltshire Creative was launched only recently and it is already bringing some wonderful events to Salisbury. The city’s Arts Centre was packed with groups of tables in the downstairs theatre, spilling out into the bar area. Valley News was there to hear Nick Harper...
A multi-layered evening at the Playhouse Habit of Art was an enormous success when it was first produced at The National Theatre in 2009. Thanks to Wiltshire Creative, Salisbury is hosting a revival of this play-within-a-play, telling of a fictional meeting between...
An illuminated procession will be the highlight of Salisbury Carnival on Friday, October 19, from 7.30pm until 9pm, which promises to be a fantastic evening for the whole family, according to the organisers Salisbury City Council. The carnival has entries from the...
“THE BARD OF WILTSHIRE” celebrates the county in a poem set to music, written and performed by Nick Harper. A Wiltshire Tale covers the county’s history, landscape and wildlife, told through the voices of three immortal characters. The solo performance is in spoken...
Dinton Historical Society will hear Letters from Roman Soldiers, a talk by Nick Griffiths FSA, on Thursday, September 20, in Dinton Village Hall at 7.30pm. Soldiers traditionally complain about practically everything and often write home to their family. In Roman...
Salisbury Food & Drink Festival is in the Market Place and Guildhall Square on Sunday, September 30, from 10am until 5pm. Food producers and suppliers from all over the UK host food demos, talks and provide samples galore! Chef Paul Rankin is in the marquee on...
Shôn Dale-Jones is performing two one-man shows at The Salberg, Salisbury Playhouse on Friday, September 21, and Saturday 22. With his Fringe First Winning Show, The Duke, written and performed by him, he aims to amass donations of £50k for Save the Children’s...
