Salisbury Cathedral's Dean leads lantern procession

Hundreds of people joined in Salisbury's lantern and lights procession starting at Salisbury Cathedral.

The streets of Salisbury were illuminated at the eighth procession on Thursday as part of the city's Christmas celebrations.

The Cathedral's Dean, Reverend Canon Nicholas Charles Papadopulos and the Mayor of Salisbury John Walsh led the procession with the Dolphin Marching Band, who performed some festive music.

The historic and impressive architecture of Salisbury Cathedral provided a dramatic backdrop for the lanterns illuminated in the dark, from dinosaurs to stars and astronauts.

What a night it was last night! Check out all the photos from the #Salisbury Lantern & Lights Procession here: https://t.co/ZQRTwiZi4k pic.twitter.com/X3UjM3OOJn
— Christmas in Salisbury (@XmasInSalisbury) December 13, 2019

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