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Saturday 09 July 2022 at 19:30
Stockbridge Music steps out into opera for the first time and is delighted to welcome four rising stars of the opera stage and concert platform to Stockbridge.
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Saturday 23 July 2022 at 17:00
An evening of live music in aid of Farley Hospital. Tickets from www.farleyhospital.org.
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Sunday 31 July 2022 at 10:00
Morning of Marvellous Moths.
At the Barn, drive in at Livery Gate or Tytherley Road entrances, any time between 10 am and 12 pm.
A privileged look at the amazing variety of moths found in the...
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Saturday 13 August 2022 at 09:00
FARLEY AND THE GRIMSTEADS GARDEN CLUB FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SHOW
Saturday 13th August 2022 at Farley Village Hall
Please read full schedule here.
RULES
1. All exhibits must be the...
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Saturday 13 August 2022 at 16:30
The Summer BBQ.
Join Woodland Manager David Lambert on a walk to hear about the plans for the woods and to look at some of the management tasks undertaken.
Drive to the Barn, entrance at...
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Sunday 28 August 2022 at 15:00
Please join us for picnic fun on the Village Hall Playing Field. Ice cream van, bouncy castle, bar and entertainment. Bring your own picnic
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Saturday 17 September 2022 at 19:00
A 2-hour walk in the company of enthusiasts who will identify bats as they fly. Stout footwear and a good TORCH recommended.
Meet at 7pm at Hawksgrove Car Park on Howe Farm Track (Ben Lane...
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Sunday 06 November 2022 at 14:00
Autumn Drive Through. Drive into the wood by car and see the autumn colours
(if we’re lucky!).
Enter at Livery Gate or Eastern Clearing Entrance and come
along for tea, coffee and home-made...
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A MESSAGE and INVITATION FROM SALISBURY QUAKERS
Date/Time
Sunday 09 October 2016 at 15:00
Imagine a place where a man, interrupting a sermon in a large place of worship, could be “dragged away, kicked, thrown down and trod upon”.
Imagine a place where, for urging people to repent, a woman, after being stripped to the waist, was whipped in the market place.
Where could this be? The Middle East, perhaps? No. This was Salisbury in 1657. Both of the people mentioned above belonged to a new and radical protestant sect. They were Quakers.
Today Quakers are a part of Salisbury’s faith community. Based in our Meeting House at 51 Wilton Road, the beliefs that drove the first Quakers still drive us. Ken Smith, from the Quakers says, “The notion of a divine spark –“that of God” – in all people, regardless of age, sex or ethnicity, underpins our traditions of peace, honesty, equality and toleration.”
October1st – 9th 2016 is National Quaker Week. To mark this, Salisbury Quakers are holding a short meeting for worship in the Trinity Chapel of the Cathedral at 3pm on Sunday 9th October.
All are welcome to join us.
Find out more about us at: www.salisburyquakers.org<http://www.salisburyquakers.org>
Location
Salisbury Cathedral
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