Get your glow on for Salisbury Hospice

Wednesday, 7 February 2024 00:00

Hold onto your glow sticks…Salisbury Hospice Charity’s Midnight Walk is back, and it’s going NEON!

Prepare to light up the town with NEON at this year's Midnight Walk!

It's time to showcase your dance skills, hop, skip and groove through the streets of our vibrant city, all dressed up in neon socks, funky glasses, and head boppers!

This walk is a blast and open to all above 12 years, including your furry friends!

Join Salisbury Hospice and many others on Saturday, 27th April, for an interactive walk around the streets of Salisbury.

The walk starts and ends at Five Rivers Leisure Centre, offering a choice of 6 or 10-mile walks, where every step makes a difference.

Images: Spencer Mulholland

So put on your brightest and most vibrant neon gear, and let's have a blast at the dusk party warm-up disco and take a walk under the stars to commemorate loved ones lost in this fun and incredibly moving sponsored walk that supports Salisbury Hospice.

The special memories board will also return this year, allowing you to dedicate a star to someone you love, creating an everlasting memory.

In addition, you will receive a living medal in the form of 'Forget Me Not' seeds, a gentle reminder of those we miss dearly.

Samba warm-up (Images: Spencer Mulholland)

You can support Salisbury Hospice by registering today and inviting your friends, family, and colleagues to do the same. Even your pets can take part in making a difference!

Don't miss out - registration is now open
https://www.salisburyhospicecharity.org.uk/event/midnight-walk/

Glow for Salisbury Hospice!

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