Taste Salisbury is planned to be "bigger and better" this year and the foodie festivities will kick off in less than two weeks.
The ten-day-long food and drink festival will take place from August 26 until September 4.
It will celebrate and showcase the wonderful array of food and drink venues, producers and sellers that can be found in the city and local region.
Salisbury BID, Salisbury City Council and Experience Salisbury are working in partnership to produce the exciting city-wide fiesta, with events, exclusive offers and special menus planned for the duration of the festival.
Dan Collins, Salisbury BID business manager, said: "Last year we launched the first Taste Salisbury and it was such a success we wanted to bring it back again but bigger and better!
"We have more events planned, more discounts and more business involvement. It has been great to see the Salisbury business community come together and support our vision to celebrate and promote local food and drink.”
Upcoming Taste Salisbury events
- Craft Bar indie disco at The Salisbury Arms from 6pm on Friday 26 August.
- A Music & Cider Festival at The George and Dragon pub, Saturday 27 to Sunday 28 August.
- New Tadi Market food taster sessions to ‘Bring Africa to Salisbury’, Saturday 27 August and Saturday 3 September.
- Rums & Drums with Artisan Wine & Spirit Co. in the Guildhall Square, Friday 2 September.
- ‘Salisbury on a Plate’ - local cheeses and charcuterie available at The Rifleman’s Table for the duration of the festival.
Exclusive Taste Salisbury deals will be available at Pritchett's Family Butcher, Reeve the Baker, Cote Brasserie, Gallery 21, The Cornish Bakery, The Yard, Casa Fina, Cosy Club, and Brown Street.
Taste Salisbury 2022 will culminate with the return of Salisbury City Council’s popular Foodie Sunday. On 4th September, the Market Place will fill with a range of street food vendors, a speciality food market, food demos and live entertainment.
The Great Salisbury Bake Off
Salisbury's take on the Great British Bake Off will return for a second year, and the mayor of Salisbury is looking forward to it.
Cllr Tom Corbin said: “We are thrilled to be involved in Taste Salisbury once again and shine a light on the city’s fantastic food and drink.
"Thousands descended on the Market Place for Foodie Sunday last year and with stalls, demonstrations and entertainment planned for this year’s event, we will make sure Taste Salisbury ends with a bang!
"I am especially looking forward to the Salisbury Bake Off, so if you are a whizz in the kitchen, make sure you enter!”
To see the full rundown of events, deals and promotions for Taste Salisbury 2022, click here.
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