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Community Events · 22 October

Salisbury to Honour the Fallen at Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day Services

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A conductor leads a large choir and orchestra during a live performance in a grand hall, with text overlayed advertising a 'Rodgers and Hammerstein' concert.

Feature · Events · 28 August

The Fulltone Orchestra : Rodgers and Hammerstein A fabulous Night of Iconic Music! Salisbury Cathedral | Friday 2nd October 7.30pm

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A person wearing white and red work gloves is planting a small tree sapling in dark soil, with green grass in the background.Community Events · 7 AugustSalisbury 800 Living Legacy Project to Plant 800 Trees Across CityA poster celebrating 800 years of Salisbury, featuring the city's skyline with a cathedral spire and various buildings, overlaid with a large "800" and a crest, with the Salisbury text above and the years 1227 and 2027.Events · 23 JulySalisbury Announces Plans for Landmark 800th Birthday CelebrationA large, ornate stone bridge with archways spans a flowing river, with green grass and trees on either bank under a bright sky.Local News · 26 JuneWilton House: Four Centuries of Power, Patronage, and Palladian Splendour on Salisbury's DoorstepA grand cathedral with a tall spire stands prominently in the background, framed by lush green trees and a field where cows graze near a stream.Arts & Culture · 10 JuneJohn Constable's Salisbury Summer: How a Suffolk Painter Found His Greatest Muse in the Cathedral CloseAncient Roman ruins with low stone walls stand on a green lawn beneath a cloudy sky, with distant trees and an earthen mound in the background.History · 10 JuneOld Sarum: The Ghost City That Sent Two MPs to Parliament with Just Eleven VotersA grand, tall interior view of a cathedral with multiple levels of ornate stained-glass windows, soaring arches, and detailed stonework.History · 3 JuneWhen Salisbury Was England's Cutlery Capital: The Forgotten Steel Industry That Put the City on the MapA red brick office building with several windows and roof lights features a 'for sale' sign hanging on the front.History · 3 JuneSalisbury's Secret Spitfire Workshops: How the City Built Nearly 2,000 Aircraft in Requisitioned GaragesA grand Anglican cathedral interior features soaring arched ceilings, ornate stained-glass windows, and light gray stone walls, with vibrant red flowers in the foreground.History · 3 JuneThe 1220 Exodus: Why Bishop Richard Poore Abandoned Old Sarum and Resettled Salisbury on a Riverside Grid

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