A new, fun 6-week event starts in the city on Saturday.
'Fayre on the Square' hosted by Salisbury City Council is billed as 'a summer celebration'.
The event which starts on Saturday morning (24th July) in the Guildhall Square will continue until the end of August and features a 9-hole mini golf course, recreational like chess and table tennis with a 'garden bar' and seating area. Ice creams will also be on sale.
The 9-hole mini golf course is open between 10:00am and 9:00pm each day. The family can play for for just £4.00 per person.
Although if space permits you can turn up on the day to participate, it's strongly recommended you book in advance to guarantee your place by clicking here: BOOK FAYRE IN THE SQUARE.
The event comes just ahead of the launch of the delayed 'Salisbury Live' live music event, where five local bands including the Deloreons will perform later that day in the Market Place.
The 'Garden Bar' at Fayre on the Square will be open Mondays to Saturdays between 11:00am -and 11:00pm and on Sundays from 11:00am and 10.30pm.
Listen to Salisbury Radio (say "enable Salisbury Radio" on Alexa smart speakers) for ticketing and general information as well as live broadcasts from the event. Or click here to listen.
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