Joyful Noise: Phyllida Barlow - Rethinking Sculpture
Sculpture exhibition by Phyllida Barlow at Salisbury Cathedral runs from 16 May to 25 October 2026.
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If you're looking for things to do in Salisbury this week, here's a selection of events designed to suit different tastes. Expect a mix of cultural activities and live performances, offering chances to connect with the community. This period brings several opportunities to explore local art and music. You could visit an exhibition rethinking sculpture, letting you consider contemporary art within a historical setting. For fans of classical music, there's a concert featuring organ music from the Renaissance to the Romantic era, a journey through centuries of composition. Also, a community service blessing pets offers a unique way to gather and share an experience. These cultural events in Salisbury this week provide insight into artistic expression and community spirit. As the evenings get darker, you’ll find entertainment options. You can immerse yourself in live music, with performances from acoustic sets drawing on Balkan, Greek, and Roma traditions, to informal jam sessions for musicians of all levels. If you’d like a lighter show, there’s a musical comedy performance. Each evening allows you to relax and enjoy local talent. The activities available offer a mix of cultural appreciation and social interaction. You can plan days around art, music, and community gatherings. From sculpture to diverse musical styles, these listings offer a view of the city’s current cultural scene. Browse the listings below for details.
Sculpture exhibition by Phyllida Barlow at Salisbury Cathedral runs from 16 May to 25 October 2026.
Opa Rosa performs acoustic Balkan, Greek, Klezmer, and Roma music at Salisbury Arts Centre.
Award-winning performer Tracey Collins presents her musical comedy show 'Man! I Feel Like Bingo' at Salisbury Arts Centre.
A special service at Salisbury Cathedral blesses pets with prayers and community gathering.
An informal music jam session for all skill levels at Salisbury Arts Centre.
Maurits Bunt performs Renaissance to Romantic organ music at Salisbury Cathedral.