Events in Salisbury From 23rd March – 29th March 2026

You can find a varied mix of events in Salisbury this week, spanning established civic spaces and locally rooted venues. This week’s offerings include intimate storytelling sessions at The Old Library, where residents share personal narratives reflecting life in Wiltshire during the 20th century; live acoustic performances by local artists from nearby Durrants Park; and comedy nights hosted at The Foresters Arms pub near Poultry Cross. These gatherings take place in familiar community hubs that have long supported civic continuity through regular programming.

Evenings feature relaxed concerts at The Market Place Arts Centre, venues originally used for markets before being repurposed under recent governance reforms by Salisbury City Council. Daytime activities include family-friendly craft workshops held fortnightly in the cathedral’s adjacent green space, designed with interactive elements suitable for children and elders alike. Music ranges from acoustic sets in small bars along Abbey Street to energetic club nights hosted on alternate Thursdays at a venue off the A36 ring road near Crofton Beam Engines.

There is no formal ticketing system; details are posted via city council communication channels or local noticeboards, with times listed for reference only. The range of activities reflects how civic life in Salisbury continues to unfold across parks managed by City Council, such as Stonehenge Fields and St Mary’s Park, as well as community centres like the one near Canal Basin where public health awareness sessions are held.

Check the listings below for precise venues, start times, and access notes.