Choral concert by the Salisbury Musical Society pairing Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with Haydn's St Nicholas Mass in Salisbury Cathedral.
Annual Salisbury Christmas carol concert by the St John Singers, with carols to sing along to and wine and mince pie in the interval.
Christmas concert by the Salisbury Community Choir with traditional carols and guest appearances.
Christmas concert by Sarum Voices, the choral group of Salisbury Cathedral, held at St Martin's Church.
Choral concert by the London vocal ensemble Siglo de Oro, singing the music of William Byrd and Thomas Tallis.
Christmas organ concert on the Cathedral's Father Willis Organ with carols and festive film favourites, mulled wine and mince pies.
Concert by The Lay Vicars of Salisbury Cathedral of Benjamin Britten's Canticle II 'Abraham and Isaac' with works by his contemporaries.
Piano recital by Christopher Guild, presented by the Salisbury Chamber Music Club.
Annual Christmas concert by the chamber choir The Farrant Singers, with carols and Christmas music accompanied by brass and organ.
The Salisbury Musical Society, with the Chelsea Opera Group Orchestra and David Halls, perform Beethoven's Mass in C and three choral works by Brahms.
Baroque music by Bach and his contemporaries played on period instruments, imagining a night at a Leipzig coffee house.
Spring concert of the Salisbury Symphony Orchestra, with Alistair Watson as soloist and David Halls conducting.
Exhibition exploring how fashion and nature have been intertwined throughout history and what their future relationship might be, part of the Fashioning Our Future project.
Talk by Chris Daniel on the earliest records of New Sarum and the 1227 Charter, within the Salisbury 800 programme.
Exhibition of original watercolour and gouache artwork and sketches by Anna Shuttlewood from her picture book 'Walkies'.
Indoor drop-in craft day for families to make a personal vision board for 2027 and contribute to the museum's own vision board.
Drop-in craft day in the museum's Santa's workshop where visitors make Christmas decorations and handmade gifts with the help of the museum's elves.
Live stage show in which Jonathan Goodwin, as M.R. James, brings M.R. James's Edwardian ghost stories to life for a live audience.
A storytelling performance of fairy tales with musical interludes, fronted by Olly/Oliver Perry, in The King's Room at The Salisbury Museum.
Musical morning for toddlers aged 2 to 5 with musician Emily Askew, dancing, singing and sleigh bell ringing for Christmas.
Shadow puppet performance of The Snow Queen by Paul Batten, followed by a workshop where the audience makes their own character puppet.
Monthly behind-the-scenes tour on the first Saturday of the month that takes visitors into the museum's store areas and secret spaces beyond the public galleries.
A welcome return of the baroque orchestra Salisbury Baroque, with David Davies, to the Salisbury Chamber Music Club.
Rock band The Zucchinis play a set of covers by the Ramones, The Clash, The Kaiser Chiefs and Levellers at Qudos.
Brass music concert 'Sounding Brass', led by Ed Tinline, at the Salisbury Recorded Music Society.
Charity vinyl disco night with Tactless DJs spinning all-vinyl classics from the 1950s to the 1990s for the Stars Appeal charity.
Acoustic covers band Black Iris plays live at the Qudos room on Castle Street in Salisbury.
Magic show by award-winning magician James Phelan, billed as the UK's number one magic show, at Salisbury City Hall.
Live show by Salisbury covers band Break Cover, with singer Amber Coleman, playing pop and rock hits from the 1950s to today.
Poetry legend Michael Rosen brings his one-person show 'Getting Through It', a double-bill of monologues on grief and mortality, to Salisbury Cathedral.
A scratch night of Creative Kindling, a multi-form arts initiative, where local performers and creatives test new live-performance ideas in front of an audience.
Stand-up show by comedian Josh Jones, tackling life, death and boobs, on his UK tour.
Free three-hour rehearsal slots for young people aged 14-25 at Salisbury Arts Centre, with microphones available and attendees bringing their own equipment.
Stand-up show 'Bit Much Mate' by award-winning comedian Matt Richardson, part of his 2027 UK tour.
Stand-up show 'On Edge' by Andrew Bird, who has backed Russell Howard, Rob Brydon and Michael McIntyre, about his constant state of worry.
Stand-up show 'The Future' by Paul Foot, Edinburgh Comedy Awards 2026 winner for Best Show, at the Salisbury Arts Centre.
Adult theatre workshop for people of any age or experience to explore and develop acting and performance skills, part of the 'Take Part' programme.
Voluntary Poetry Society stanza, a poetry writing group open to members and non-members of all abilities.
Wellbeing workshop blending yoga and Pilates for young people aged 14 to 19, led by Hatti Radford of Define Wellness.
Monthly outdoor art market with local artists and makers setting up galleries, 'Have a Go' art sessions for all ages, and live music.
Open contemporary dance classes for all abilities, mainly for people in their sixties to eighties, led by Debbie Lee-Anthony.
Weekly Monday art, music and dance session for people living with dementia and their carers at Salisbury Arts Centre.
Lecture by clarinettist Emma Johnson on how African blues, vaudeville and klezmer shaped jazz in New Orleans at the end of the 19th century.
Piano recital by Duncan Honeybourne on Sir Edward Heath's Steinway piano, exploring the musical heritage of the South West of England.
Christmas market at Braemar Lodge Care Home with festive stalls, seasonal treats, a Santa's grotto, a Christmas light tunnel and a performance by the Salisbury Plain Military Wives Choir and the Braemar Singers.
Long-term loan of John Constable's oil painting 'A View of Salisbury from Harnham', the first original Constable oil on long-term display in Salisbury.
Monthly mending club at the Salisbury Museum to learn sewing and mending skills, with tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
A night of folk, blues and world music from the supergroup The London Lasses at the Rugby Club, with £2.50 from each ticket going to Salisbury Hospice.
A night of Irish music with Eamonn Cotter, Geraldine Cotter, Maeve Donnelly and Conor Connolly, with proceeds going to Salisbury Hospice.
Free live music night with Mother Oeuf at The George & Dragon, the historic coaching inn on Castle Street.
Live show by rock and pop cover band The Wildcards at The Avon Brewery Inn on Castle Street.
Live show by Lady Winwoods Maggot, a band mixing punk, country and traditional foot-stomping folk, at The Wig and Quill.
Performance of Elgar's oratorio The Apostles by the Salisbury Musical Society with the Chelsea Opera Group Orchestra and six soloists.
Live gig by Salisbury 80s covers band Total Recall at Qudos on Castle Street.
DJ set by Ministry of Jungle in the intimate Daliz Attic, a second-floor space in the Daliz music bar on Queen Street.
Annual 'Concert, In Remembrance' by the Woodfalls brass band and the Andover Ladies Choir, with all ticket proceeds shared between them.
Charity fundraiser folk concert by Irish trio The Whileaways, with £2.50 from each ticket going to Salisbury Hospice.
Regular folk club night with headliner Daria Kulesh and floor spots from Bob Primmer, Guinea Lane Saxophones and storyteller Paul Butler.
Informal community singing session in the pub with the theme of Scotland, for all levels.
Rock and blues covers band playing music from the 1960s, 70s and 80s at the Wig and Quill.
Introductory botanical painting workshop led by local artist Sally Pond, inspired by the museum's botanical collection and the changing seasons.
Fortnightly members' evening of the Salisbury Recorded Music Society, where a member shares a favourite piece of classical music.
Public talk by Professor Lauren Stewart on how music affects the brain, with examples from stroke rehabilitation and perinatal mental health.
Annual craft and gift fair held at Salisbury Guildhall, a flagship venue for the organiser Mynt Image.
Primary school children across Salisbury and South Wiltshire record Christmas songs for a daily December broadcast, with two carol concerts at Sarum Academy.
International ABBA tribute show with the band's number-one hits, in its 20th year.
Craft and gift fair with handmade products and gifts held at The Guildhall.
Free exhibition of handmade glass artworks inspired by nature by the UK Glass Collective, with meet-the-artist days and glass workshops.
Charity music quiz night with 70s and 80s hits, all proceeds donated to the Salisbury Hospitals Stars Appeal.
Hands-on printmaking workshop exploring traditional Japanese ukiyo-e prints, led by artist Kiri Horikiri-White.
Live gig by Tom & The Clementynes, a professional functions trio led by loop-pedal musician Tom, at Qudos on Castle Street.
Free exhibition at Gallery 4, Salisbury Library, bringing together the work of five artists, each offering their own vision of the world.
Christmas Voice Festival of live singing held at Salisbury City Hall.
A nostalgic, feel-good festive singalong with James B Partridge, packed with Christmas classics, throwback mashups and stories.
Live show by Bristol seven-piece collective Barejams, blending indie soul, funk, jazz, rock and ska with their horn lines.
Intimate theatre show in which soul legend Kenny Thomas sings his classic anthems while sharing stories from his career.
Annual craft beer festival with two days of beer, cider, food and live music at the Salisbury Arts Centre.
The Overtones bring their festive show 'Jivin' Home For Christmas' to Salisbury City Hall, blending Christmas classics with soul, Motown and pop hits.
Festive ABBA tribute show pairing the band's hits with Christmas classics and a live band at Salisbury City Hall.
Festive family musical based on the 2003 film Elf, with evening shows and a Saturday matinee at Salisbury City Hall.
Creative glassworking workshop led by Helen Southwell to make three festive fused-glass decorations fired in a kiln.
A night of live music from young bands, singers and songwriters, with board games and crafts for young people aged 14 to 25.
A guided Tibetan singing bowl meditation session led by Sue Martin, a gentle introduction to meditation for relaxation and wellbeing.
Adult art club led by Sue Martin with one-on-one guidance and group work in charcoal, paint, ink washes and mixed media.
A weekend of live folk music, a tasting of over 50 craft ciders from across the UK and slow-and-low barbecue street food at Salisbury Arts Centre.
Guitarist Steve Cradock, former member of Ocean Colour Scene, plays hits from the OCS songbook on his Traveller's Tunes tour.
