Salisbury Arts Center, Salisbury

Salisbury Arts Center occupies the former St. Edmund's Church, which was built in 1269. The church was transformed into the arts center in 1974. This community venue supports the arts by hosting a number of events and workshops. It offers sculpture and visual art exhibitions throughout the year. The center has kept some of the most beautiful features of the church, such as the stained glass windows. You can visit the arts center Monday through Saturday from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M.

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Sight Name: Salisbury Arts Center
Sight Location: Salisbury, England (See walking tours in Salisbury)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery

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