Arundells, the historic home of former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath, is set to continue its transformation into a vibrant cultural hub by hosting a diverse range of arts events in 2024.
The spring programme includes a silent cinema screening of a Buster Keaton classic, concerts, multimedia performances and talks on art, history and our local area.
On 11 February 2024, audiences will be transported back to the golden age of silent cinema with a matinee screening of Buster Keaton's 1926 masterpiece, The General. This action-packed comedy follows the misadventures of a locomotive engineer during the American Civil War.
The screening will be accompanied by live musical accompaniment from Andrew Harrison-King, further enhancing the cinematic experience. Academic Peter Krämer will introduce the film and lead a post-screening discussion.
Luke Futcher, Events and Marketing Manager at Arundells, says: “I’m excited to kick off the new year with a fabulous offering of diverse events. I’m keen to build on Arundells’ reputation for bringing engaging events to Salisbury throughout the year.”
For more information and to book tickets, visit their website - arundells.org/events
Revan Returns for a Second Season at the Ray Mac
Popular Organ Prom returns to Salisbury Cathedral
Wiltshire remains one of the safest places in the country despite rise in recorded crime
Wiltshire Council strengthens commitment to tackling violence against women and girls
A second look could save a life - motorists urged to look again for bikers
World Cup campaign sees reduction in drink drive offences and increase in domestic abuse reporting
Trek the Sahara Desert in support of Salisbury Hospital’s Stars Appeal
Motorcyclist sustains serious injuries following collision on A30
