Salisbury City Council celebrates summer with return of Fayre on the Square

Monday, 23 June 2025 06:05

Salisbury City Council has announced the return of Fayre on the Square, a fun 6-week summer pop-up running from the 19th July to the 31st August 2025

Taking place in the heart of Salisbury on the Guildhall Square, the pop-up blends games, food & drink, live music evenings, and activities for the whole community to enjoy.

Play your way through the prehistoric-themed croquet course open daily from 10 am to 7 pm (Sunday–Monday) and until 8 pm (Tuesday–Saturday). Tickets can be pre-booked via the Salisbury City Council website or purchased on the day.

You’ll also be able to enjoy classics like table tennis, table football, and cornhole, as well as new remote-controlled boats and cars! Just visit the ticket hut on the day.

Savour a range of delicious street food brought to you by Charter 1227 Catering. Open 11 am–7 pm Thursday to Saturday, and 11 am–8 pm Sunday to Wednesday.

Got a sweet tooth? Symonds Event Catering has got you covered, offering a range of sweet treats.

The bar area, operated by Columbia Events, will open daily from 11 a.m. until 11 p.m., with live music on select evenings, offering a perfect social spot in Guildhall Square. Keep an eye out for the music lineup on Salisbury City Council’s website and social media channels!

This year, you can also expect a rotating schedule of one‑day pop‑ups in the Marketplace. Dates and activities will be shared online, allowing visitors to discover something new on each visit.

You can keep up to date with the event on the Salisbury City Council website: https://salisburycitycouncil.gov.uk/whats-on/fayre-on-the-square/

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