It's official FROST is back for the festive season

Thursday, 21 October 2021 01:00

Christmas officially begins on the 19th of November in the Guildhall Square when the pop-up bar FROST is set to return.

Expect cosy fur rugs, fire pits, fairy lights, and lots of mulled wine in this festive winter wonderland. There will be live music, DJ sets and food from an array of local food vendors.

Aimee Hancock, FROST Co-Owner told Love Salisbury, “We are absolutely elated to be bringing FROST back to Salisbury after it’s huge success in 2019. After a rather strange and challenging 20 months for everyone, we hope that we can help bring some festive cheer within the city at the Christmas on the Square event on Guildhall Square.

“We are coming back bigger, better and more Christmassy than ever with our usual high-quality range of drinks available to complement the fantastic food on offer from local vendors”.

Dan Collins, Business Manager for Salisbury BID said, "It's brilliant to hear that Frost will once again be returning to Salisbury after its great success previously.

"I’m sure Frost will continue to bring more vibrancy to the City centre and increase footfall, which is a massive positive for all businesses here".

The pop-up bar will be open from Friday 19th November until Sunday 2nd January. On the day of the opening the bar will be open 4pm-11pm and from then on it will be open 11am until 11pm.

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