Enjoy an exciting day of celebrations at Salisbury City Council’s St George’s Day Event

Friday, 3 April 2026 06:00

On Sunday 26 April, Salisbury Market Place and Guildhall Square will come to life with family-friendly activities, stalls, performances and workshops from 10am to 4pm.

The day will begin with a short procession from The Guildhall at 9.55 am, featuring your Salisbury Giant, before the event officially opens.

Explore an array of stalls, indulge in delicious food and drink, and enjoy an exciting lineup of activities, including creative workshops, children’s fair rides, medieval music, fairytale puppet shows, children’s knight school and historical re-enactments. It’s a day of fun for everyone!

Salisbury City Council says it is proud to celebrate St George’s Day, and this is a "wonderful opportunity to come together and enjoy a day filled with community, tradition and entertainment – entry is free!"

For information, including schedules, please visit the Salisbury City Council what’s on page.

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