Salisbury Gig Guide
The Salisbury Museum
The Kings House, 65 The Close, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 2EN - under ½ mile - mapWebsite: salisburymuseum.org.uk
Contact: 01722 332151
The Salisbury Museum Events:
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Thursday 15 May 2025
Venue: The Salisbury Museum map 
Talk
Address: The Kings House, 65 The Close, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 2EN Telephone: 01722 332151 Event: 1980s Talk: Endless Beat - A musical journey through Salisbury in the 1980s by Frogg Moody - 7.30pm - Join Frogg as he highlights how popular music and culture continued to evolve in Salisbury throughout the 1980s. He will highlight how the national music scene influenced our own Salisbury scene, whilst also offering a local perspective on the Stonehenge Free Festival. Venue's website: salisburymuseum.org.uk Venue's Facebook: facebook.com/SalisburyMuseum 
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The Sounds of Salisbury
Bringing you the sounds of the music scene along with the voices of the community, Alex and Ellen feature local music, fun conversation and community insight. Tune in at www.sounds-of-salisbury.com and join them on Facebook at facebook.com/SoundsOfSalisbury.
Salisbury Live
Salisbury Live is the organisation that brings you live music on a grand scale each year. They promote their events and live music generally in Salisbury area. Visit Salisbury Live on Facebook to keep up to date of the fundraising gigs and Salisbury Live.
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Spotlight
THURSDAY 15 MAY 2025
1980s Talk: Endless Beat - A musical journey through Salisbury in the 1980s by Frogg Moody
Venue: The Salisbury Museum
7.30pm
Join Frogg as he highlights how popular music and culture continued to evolve in Salisbury throughout the 1980s. He will highlight how the national music scene influenced our own Salisbury scene, whilst also offering a local perspective on the Stonehenge Free Festival.