Salisbury Hospice Midnight Walk returns with Glitter and Glam Theme

Friday, 21 March 2025 06:00

Salisbury Hospice Charity has announced the return of the Midnight Walk on Saturday, 26th April, with an exciting Glitter and Glam theme!

The walk starts and finishes at Five Rivers Leisure Centre. Participants can choose between a 6-mile or 10-mile route through Salisbury's city centre.

The evening will feature entertainment, surprises, and special moments of remembrance. Walkers will be able to honour their loved ones by writing messages in the Memory Book and lighting a candle in their memory.

Make sure to dress to impress - Grab your glam squad, rock those flamboyant wigs and jazzy jumpsuits, and dazzle the night away! This event welcomes all walkers aged 12+ and abilities, including your four-legged friends.

Image: Spencer Mulholland Photography

Every step you take, and every pound you raise will make a profound difference for Salisbury Hospice. Rally your friends, family, and colleagues to support the future of hospice care in our community. Your contribution will help ensure that the hospice’s vital services continue to provide comfort and care to those who need it most.

This event is kindly sponsored by Webbed Feet. Arron from Webbed Feet commented, "We’re proud to support such a worthwhile charity, which is an integral part of the local community."

If you want to make a difference step by step, don’t delay—sign up today!

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