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Memories of Salisburyâs Cadena Café and the cow that ran through its dance hall (opens the original)
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I noticed recently that the old Pizza Hut building in the Blue Boar Row is soon to be opened as Cooper and Co, a venue focused on drinks, live sport and entertainment. Many local people will still remember this establishment as the Cadena Café which closed its doors in the early 1970s. Cadena Cafes Limited was a chain of coffee houses situated in South West England. It began life in 1895 under the name âLloydâs Oriental Caféâ which later became âLloydâs Cadena Cafes Ltdâ. Salisbury
Handelâs Messiah to return to Salisbury during three-day music festival (opens the original)
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Nigel Wyatt from Salisbury Musick has contacted me regarding a series of events which look excellent. Here Nigel explains more about the events. While Handelâs Messiah was written in 1741, it was only in May 1750, when the first performance was given at Londonâs Foundling Hospital, that the work achieved popular acclaim. Five months later on October 4, 1750, Messiah was first performed here in Salisbury as part of the annual music festival. This was only the second performance outside London
Salisbury's Bass Connection marks 30 years with anniversary gig (opens the original)
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Salisbury’s Bass Connection is celebrating 30 years this Saturday with a gig at Salisbury Arts Centre. Bass Connection was founded in 1996 by a small group (nine young people) who wished to learn DJ’ing skills. Following a succession of planning meetings which took place at Grosvenor House, Salisbury, the group was successful in obtaining a grant from the Prince’s Trust for £1,500. DJ equipment was purchased and the young people quickly learnt DJ skills in a refurbished and soundproofed room in
How a bear cub on Salisbury Plain inspired Winnie the Pooh (opens the original)
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Salisbury History Festival is now in its 8th year and, for the first time, there will be a very special event for children on August 28. Storytime at the Rocketship Bookshop will be presenting âTales of Pooh and Paddingtonâ, where kids can hear adventures from the tales of Pooh and Paddington, with slots available at 11am, 11.30am, 12pm, 12.30pm and 1pm. Itâs free and includes a competition for the best dressed teddy bear! Dress up your bear and take it to the Rocketship Bookshop at Unit 2
Railway tragedy and true crime talks to feature at Salisbury History Festival (opens the original)
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The United Reformed Church in Fisherton Street will be hosting events as part of the Salisbury History Festival. The first charts the 120th anniversary of the Salisbury Railway Station Disaster of 1906. Twenty-eight people died in the crash – most of them American citizens. This resulted in the President of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt, writing to Salisbury General Infirmary thanking them for their dedicated care to the American victims. It remains one of the worst disasters in British
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