Salisbury Christmas Tree Festival will return for 2022
St Thomas's Church is bringing back its popular event
One of the most popular events of Salisbury's festive calendar will return this year - and raise money from some local good causes.
The famous Christmas Tree Festival will be back at St Thomas's Church from Tuesday 29th November to Sunday 4th December.
As ever, we'll be able to see more than 100 trees, decorated by the city's charities, community groups, schools, businesses and others besides.
They'll be dotted around the church, with some musical accompaniment throughout too.
Last year more than 9,000 people went through the doors to see the trees.
Entry will be free once again, with donations welcomed.
For 2022, the money raised will go towards the church itself and their nominated charities - Alzhiemers Support Salisbury and Friends of Salisbury Shopmobility.
Over £13,000 was brought in last time around.
Further festive activities
The Christmas Tree Festival is the traditional start to the festive season for St Thomas's.
Other events planned include the Carols by Candlelight on December 18th, the popular Carols for Busy People on December 21st and the Family Christingle Service on December 23rd.
Midnight Mass will be held on Christmas Eve, with a family service on Christmas Day too.