Glaciers, stone and marble bring primal Iceland to gallery event
Words and photos by Katrina Ffiske. The exhibition, Tonia Gunstone X Jonathan Loxley: 63° N 19° W Coordinated, was previewed...
Hunchback of Notre Dame finds his way to St Paul’s Church
Musical Theatre Salisbury will present its version of Disney’s The Hunchback Of Notre Dame in the beautiful surrounds of St...
Secrets revealed as Irish cat stars in local Grandma’s first published novel
Towards the end of the first year of the pandemic, Writing Magazine inserted a list of publishers actively looking for...
Singer Toyah wows with her narration of Peter and the Wolf
On Saturday, November 5, 450 people turned out to hear singer and actress Toyah Willcox narrate Prokofiev’s Peter and the...
The stories of Salisbury’s women through the ages finally being told
Her Salisbury Story is an exhibition at The Salisbury Museum, inspired by the Her Salisbury Story project and website, aims...
Driftwood sculptures are proving a lifeline for Salisbury artist
Words and photo by Tristan Ovington Creativity is a lifeline for many and Taff Hughes, a 77-year-old retired artist living...
From Spitfire Sisters to Beatlemania the Arts Centre ends the year in style
The Arts Centre in Salisbury has announced a series of spectacular concerts that look set to offer music lovers a...
Poetika’s open mic night welcomes special guest poet Aanka Batta
Poetika, Salisbury's longstanding and only open mic evening for performance poetry, spoken word, prose and acoustic music, welcomes special guest...
There’s Much ado about Nothing at the Playhouse
Ramps on the Moon’s production of Much Ado About Nothing will be staged at Salisbury Playhouse from 8-12th November. William...
It’s never to early to make plans for Salisbury’s Christmas festivities
Tradition is set to continue in Salisbury this Christmas with a festive offering bringing Cinderella, carol singers, reindeer and festive...