What's on at St John's Place
Book your community event or activity at St John's Place and we will advertise it here for free!
sjp.salisbury@gmail.com
Weekly events
Bemerton Live, Friday Mornings
Gentle Exercise for the over 55s, followed by coffee and chat. Cost £8, Refreshments included.
The programme for March is given below and can be downloaded at this link.
Weekly yoga sessions
A number of instructors have regular yoga classes in St John's Place. Details of classes, and contact details for instructors, are given on their websites, see below:
* Susan Stephenson (Tuesday evenings 6:30 pm) see https://susanstephensonyoga.co.uk/times-and-classes/
* Emma Lovell (Wednesday mornings from 9:30 - 10:30am) see www.emmalovellyoga.co.uk
* Jo Coleman (Thursday evenings 6:00pm and 7:45pm) see https://yogasalisbury.co.uk/classes-and-prices/.
Monthly and One-off Events
Sunday 15th March 7pm to 9pm
Sound Reiki Meditation Evening with Lilli
A relaxing and rejuvenating Sound Reiki® Group Healing experience. Immerse yourself in the soothing sounds and angelic voice of Lilli Badcock as she guides you through a blissful meditation experience.
For further information and to book a place:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/heart-healing-a-monthly-sound-journey-with-sing-to-heal-tickets-1980307657512
Sunday 22nd March 10am - 1.30pm
Relaxation and Rejuvenation Mini Retreat
with Gemma
Take some time out of your busy life and try something new to help with relaxation and to sleep better.
The programme for the morning will include gentle flowing movement, relaxing meditations and a candlelit relaxing soundbath, as well as tea and cake (which will be provided).
For more information and to make a booking visit:
https://salisburymeditationandsoundtherapy.co.uk/retreat/
Sunday 22nd March
Community Litter pick from 2.30pm
Meet on the grass outside Boathouse Meadow Business Park at the corner of Lower Road and Cherry Orchard Lane.
We work towards Bemerton Rec. on a number of different routes to cover the whole of Lower Bemerton.
Tea will be provided afterwards in St John’s Place.
All welcome – bring gardening gloves, and high viz jackets plus litter pickers if you have them.
Rubbish sacks will be provided, and litter pickers/high viz if needed.
Wednesday 25th March
7.30 - 9.30pm
Salisbury Military History Society
'The War on the Wire' Signalling in the Gallipoli Campaign
By Clive Harris
This talk by ex-signaller, Clive Harris describes how, from ship to shore to the skies, from wire to wireless, the communications element of the Gallipoli campaign was an essential component to success or failure during the campaign.
Command and control is often focussed upon through the study of the operational outcome of the campaign, yet equally important is the history of signalling at Gallipoli when viewed at the tactical level. Numerous published sources are available to us to consider just what challenges faced signallers during the campaign. This presentation considers what went right, what went wrong how the men on the ground adapted to the climate and conditions of Gallipoli to ensure their messages got through.
For further details about this talk and the upcoming programme and membership details see the SMHS website: www.salisburymilhist.com
