Weekly Sunday open mic night for Salisbury musicians, poets and performers at The George & Dragon, with a complimentary drink for those on stage.
The George & Dragon hosts its open mic night on Sunday 1 November, from 19:30 to 22:30, with Lucas Hardy hosting. It's a session for singers, songwriters, poets and performers, and walk-ins are welcome, so you don't need to book a slot in advance to get involved.
If you're planning to play, bring your guitar and come prepared to share your own songs. The night is run with the aim of giving everyone around three songs, so arriving early is your best bet if you want to make sure you get a turn. There's also a complimentary drink for everyone who takes to the stage.
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The venue is The George & Dragon, 85 Castle Street, SP1 3SP, one of Salisbury's oldest pubs, dating back to 1530 on Castle Street beside the River Avon. It's a Grade II listed coaching inn, once known as the 'Silent Woman', and it pairs classic ales and a riverside garden with a steady programme of live entertainment: weekend rock and blues, Sunday acoustic sessions and Thursday pub quizzes. The open mic has become a fixture of that weekly line-up, described as a friendly, welcoming session for Salisbury musicians, poets and performers. It runs from 19:30 to 22:30 on Sunday 1 November, hosted by Lucas Hardy.
