Live music, art and family events are on across Salisbury this weekend.
Cholderton Rare Breeds Farm hosts its monthly Sunset Session on Friday, from 5pm to 8pm.
The event has live music, food, drink and children’s activities as the sun sets over the farm’s vineyards.
Revellers can enjoy local wines and beers while younger guests explore the farm and play areas.
Entry costs £2, while children under 2 go free.
In Salisbury itself, the ever-popular Fayre on the Square has returned to the city centre and will continue throughout the summer.
This summer’s seaside-themed fayre has mini golf, sandpits, giant Jenga and games for all ages.
Live music, entertainment and street food are also on offer.
Solarbird play Friday, 8pm to 10pm, followed by The Few at the same time on Saturday; Millie performs Sunday, 2.30pm to 4.30pm.
Seating is provided and all performances are free to enjoy.
On Sunday, art lovers can visit the latest Art on the Square exhibition in Salisbury’s market square, part of a monthly event running since March.
The open-air gallery features paintings, pottery and live performances.
Tony Roger plays saxophone jazz, while Dan Ward and Colin Elliott bring acoustic blues.
Entry is free, while £5 buys materials to make your own art.
The event is expected to run from 10am to 4pm, weather permitting.
Music-lovers can also book tickets for Salisbury Cathedral’s Art Late event on July 31, as part of Joyful Noise, where they will experience DJ sets throughout the evening from 7pm.
Bongo’s Bingo returns to Salisbury City Hall on July 31.
The July 31 event is sold out, but another is planned for August 28.
For families with younger children, the Julia’s House Bear Hunt continues throughout the summer holidays, offering a fun trail around the city centre.
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