In the next few weeks there will be a big change in the temporary exhibition gallery, as the ‘Salisbury Great War’ exhibition closes on 17 January. ‘Secular to Sacred: The Story of the Lacock Cup’ is our next major exhibition, and this will open on 31 January and run until 4 May. The Lacock Cup is on a spotlight tour from The British Museum, and we are proud to be the first venue on this tour.
As part of the supporting events, silversmith Steve Wager will be coming to the Museum on Saturday 21 February, and giving a demonstration of silversmithing by making ‘The Salisbury Spoon’ for us over the course of an evening. Tickets for this event and full details of our exciting programme of events for the New Year will be available shortly.
You may also be interested in the Bridge Lunch being held at the Michael Herbert Hall in Wilton on Tuesday 10 February from 12.45pm – 4.00pm. Tickets are on sale at £16.00 per person. The ticket includes a two course lunch, wine and coffee.
If you are able to put up a poster to advertise the ‘Secular to Sacred’ exhibition, or have the opportunity to pass any of this information to someone you know who might be interested, that would be very much appreciated.
With thanks and kind regards,
Louise Tunnard
Marketing & Admin Officer
The Salisbury Museum
Tel: 01722 332151
www.salisburymuseum.org.uk
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