The Spitfire Café Brings Family Fun to Cross Keys This February Half Term

Wednesday, 28 January 2026 13:45

Families looking for something fun and weather-proof to do this February half term are invited to Cross Keys Shopping Centre, Salisbury, where The Spitfire Café will be hosting a special Kids’ Club throughout the school holidays.

Taking place from Monday 16th to Friday 20th February, the Kids’ Club will run daily from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm, offering creative activities designed to keep children entertained while parents relax nearby. As the only sheltered café within a Salisbury shopping centre, The Spitfire Café provides the perfect setting for families to enjoy a stress-free half-term outing.

The sessions are suitable for children aged 4–11 and cost £5 per child, which includes all activities, plus a snack and drink.

Activity Programme

Monday, Wednesday & Friday: Creative crafting sessions

Tuesday & Thursday: Biscuit decorating

Younger children can enjoy the café’s soft play area, while older children take part in guided activities led by a friendly member of The Spitfire Café team. There’s also the Spitfire’s extensive menu of hot and cold drinks, delicious snacks and meals for parents to enjoy while their children join in the fun.

Note: all children will need to have an adult present and not be left unattended during the sessions.

Booking Information

Places are limited, and booking is essential. Parents are encouraged to book directly in the café to secure a spot.

This half-term Kids’ Club offers a relaxed, friendly, and affordable option for families looking to keep little ones entertained while enjoying everything Cross Keys Shopping Centre has to offer.

More from Local News

Local RNLI branch seeks more volunteers

The Salisbury and Wilton Fundraising branch of the RNLI is calling on local people to give a little time to suppor their fundraising efforts.
Wiltshire Council calls for fairer education funding as disparities persist

Wiltshire Council is urging local MPs to back its call for fairer education funding, highlighting major gaps between funding for pupils in Wiltshire compared to other parts of the country.
Rock and Roll Man Interviews: Part 2 - Constantine Maroulis

Rock and Roll Man opens its UK tour at Salisbury Playhouse in February, and Salisbury Radio was invited to talk to some of the team behind the show.
Wide-ranging police reform will take away the public's voice in policing and cost more money, Wiltshire PCC warns

Wiltshire's Police and Crime Commissioner has voiced concerns that wide-ranging police reform will take away the public’s voice on policing - and end up costing more money without an uplift in local policing service or crime-fighting ability.
Match Postponed: Salisbury V Chippenham Town

This evening's (27th January) Wiltshire derby between Salisbury and Chippenham Town at the Ray Mac has been postponed.
Salisbury Cathedral to host screening of award-winning Rock against Racism documentary

As part of its creative theme for 2026, Joyful Noise, Salisbury Cathedral will be screening the 2019 documentary ‘White Riot’ by Rubika Shah on Thursday, 12th February.
Rock and Roll Man Interviews: Part 1 - Producer Rose Caiola & Director Randall Myler

Rock and Roll Man opens its UK tour at Salisbury Playhouse in February, and Salisbury Radio was invited to talk to some of the team behind the show.
Wiltshire Libraries Go All In for National Year of Reading

Wiltshire Libraries are taking part in the National Year of Reading 2026, a UK-wide campaign designed to help more people rediscover their joy of reading and make it a natural part of everyday life.