Entertainment in Wiltshire
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Escoba
Orange walls, Dali-esque paintings and a hot and sultry atmosphere make this Spanish-style bar a popular drinking den. Cool Sol beers and jugs of margarita are the tipple of choice, accompanied by plates of fresh tapas.
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Salisbury Arts Centre
Housed in the converted St Edmund's church some 800m northeast of the cathedral, this innovative arts centre showcases cutting-edge theatre, dance and live gigs; photography and arts exhibitions are held in the foyer.
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Moloko
This curious bar seems to take its visual cue from Stalinist Russia - black paint, stark interiors and red stars abound - and you'll need the constitution of a Tartar to stomach the flavoured vodkas.
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Spirit
This hip hang-out is always packed with a young and beautiful crowd on weekends, with banging tunes on the decks and a choice of technicolour cocktails.
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Haunch of Venison
Salisbury has plenty of decent pubs: try the medieval Haunch of Venison for a choice of more than 50 malt whiskies.
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Level 2
Salisbury's newest club, Level 2 has guest DJs on Friday and a 'champagne and house' night on Saturday.
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Odeon Cinema
Odeon Cinema is quite possibly the only cinema in the world with a medieval foyer.
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Ox Row Inn
Salisbury has plenty of decent pubs: try the Ox Row Inn for local ales.
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Spirit
Hip hang-out with a multi-coloured light-up floor, crowd-pleasing tunes on the decks and a choice of vivid cocktails.
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Red Lion
Having a pint here means downing a drink at the only pub in the world inside a stone circle. It's also haunted by Flori, who was killed during the Civil War when her husband threw her down a well – it now forms the centrepiece of the dining room. You can stay here too (single/double £50/80).
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Moloko
Red radiators, Soviet stars and flavoured vodkas create a Cold War theme.
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Haunch of Venison
Featuring wood-panelled snugs, spiral staircases and wonky ceilings, this 14th-century drinking den is packed with atmosphere – and ghosts. One is a cheating whist player whose hand was severed in a game – look out for his mummified bones on display inside.
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Goldfingers
Live music on Fridays, dance-floor fillers on Saturdays, plus monthly comedy nights.
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