Museum with 17th-century rooms, Turner watercolours, and prehistoric, Roman and Saxon objects.
Firework-themed crafts for children aged 2 to 5 to mark the anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot, with a baby play area.
Workshop led by artist James Aldridge to design and make a nature journal, with a session outdoors to collect natural materials.
Monthly conversation club for older people and those who are lonely or isolated to explore the museum's collections and a shared heritage through objects.
Annual Clarendon Lecture by Ellie Woodacre on how queens consort in premodern England were major landowners and wielded dower power.
Introductory botanical painting workshop led by local artist Sally Pond, inspired by the museum's botanical collection and the changing seasons.
Monthly mending club at the Salisbury Museum to learn sewing and mending skills, with tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
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.
Shadow puppet performance of The Snow Queen by Paul Batten, followed by a workshop where the audience makes their own character puppet.
A Christmas evening for Salisbury Museum members with late opening, wine and mince pies, a Christmas brass band and member discounts.
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.
Musical morning for toddlers aged 2 to 5 with musician Emily Askew, dancing, singing and sleigh bell ringing for Christmas.
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.
Indoor drop-in craft day for families to make a personal vision board for 2027 and contribute to the museum's own vision board.
A storytelling performance of fairy tales with musical interludes, fronted by Olly/Oliver Perry, in The King's Room at The Salisbury Museum.
Exhibition of original watercolour and gouache artwork and sketches by Anna Shuttlewood from her picture book 'Walkies'.
Talk by Chris Daniel on the earliest records of New Sarum and the 1227 Charter, within the Salisbury 800 programme.
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 Dr Cindy Wood, Chair of the Friends of Clarendon Palace, on the medieval royal palace of Clarendon and its link to the city of Salisbury.
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.
Guided tour of the museum's secret spaces and store areas, revealing artefacts not on public display, held on the first Saturday of every month.
Monthly mending club at The Salisbury Museum to learn sewing and mending skills, with tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
Exhibition of 83 works from the open landscape art competition Landscape Open 2026, included in museum admission.
Solo exhibition of paintings and drawings by Sophie Bartlett, winner of the inaugural Salisbury Landscape Open, following her residency at the museum.
