Artisan pizza, wine and a good time: A silent disco is coming to The Guild in Wilton

Thursday, 14 October 2021 01:00

Grab your dancing shoes because a silent disco is coming to The Guild.

On Saturday 30th October, wood-fired pizza company the Slinky Fox and Artisan Wine and Spirit Co. will take over the riverside space at The Guild for a disco that doesn’t disturb the neighbours.

The outdoor silent disco will see a choice of three DJ mixes played through wireless headphones, so you can pick your evening’s soundtrack.

For food, the Slinky Fox will be serving up wood-fired pizza to fuel your dance moves. The menu will include Slinky classics such as Gorgeous Gorgonzola, Ham It Up and Smokey Goat. If you are feeling the Halloween spirit, a pumpkin pizza will also be up for grabs with spooky costumes also encouraged.

Dancing is thirsty work, so alongside the Slinky Fox will be Artisan Wine and Spirit Co. who will be providing a selection of tasty wines and local beers to wet your whistle. Turning the venue into a disco wonderland will be Michelle Baxter from White Fig.

Kay Fox, organiser and Slinky Fox owner said, “We are so excited to bring this event to The Guild. We wanted to not only bring together other local independent businesses but put on a fun event that hasn’t been done in Salisbury before”.

This event is outside and unheated so dress for the weather and bring a blanket for extra cosiness.

The family-friendly session between 4pm and 6pm is sold out, but you can still grab tickets to the adults-only party from 7pm-10pm for £6.

Get your tickets here.

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