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.
The Salisbury Craft Cider and Folk Weekender takes over Salisbury Arts Centre from Friday 23 April, running through to Sunday 25 April. It's a three-day stretch that pairs a tasting of over 50 ciders from across the UK, alongside other local and national drinks, with a programme of folk and dance-floor fillers. The cider sessions run throughout the weekend, and there's slow-and-low barbecue street food from Salt and Fire on hand to keep you going.
Friday and Saturday are the big music days. The line-up includes Mr Tea and the Minions, Imprints, Ribble, Pete Robson, Skimmity Hitchers, Swamp Stomp String Band, Nasty Fishmonger and Head Back Holler. That's eight acts across two nights, so there's plenty to work your way through if you're staying for the whole thing. The cider and the food run alongside the music, so you can drift between the tasting and the stage as you like.
Sunday takes a different pace. The music stops and the afternoon settles into something a bit slower: roast dinners from Salt and Fire, followed by an interactive quiz hosted by Nick De Souza, who goes by the name the King of the Quiz. It's a more relaxed way to wind down the weekend than the dance-floor energy of the first two days.
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In terms of times, Friday runs from 5:00pm to 11:00pm, Saturday from 4:00pm to 11:00pm, and Sunday from 12:00pm to 4:00pm. There's a combo ticket for Friday and Saturday for £25.
