Salisbury Art Trail 2024 launches this weekend

Friday, 24 May 2024 01:00

The Salisbury Art Trail returns this weekend at various venues across the city.

It's an opportunity to explore Salisbury and the surrounding countryside and experience the long-established abundance of art and contemporary craft in this region.

It's a free event which runs for two weeks and provides the chance to explore artists sharing their work, welcoming you into their homes and studios, offering taster sessions, and enlivening galleries, shops, and cafes.

The Salisbury Art Trail is a fantastic way to support local artists and appreciate the positive effects of arts and culture within our communities.

There is a range of work on show from local artists with Photography, Painting, Sculpture and lots more to see.

Check out the vibrant ‘Trailblazer’ exhibition in Salisbury Library, showcasing work from the participating artists.

You can find out more here - https://www.plainartssalisbury.co.uk/salisbury-art-trail.html

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