Nutcracker hide and seek is back

Friday, 19 November 2021 00:00

From today (Friday 19th November) a series of giant Nutcracker Kings will be hiding in businesses across the city.

Play a game of nutcracker King hide and seek, snap a selfie, upload it to social media, and you could be in with the chance of winning a £50 Salisbury Gift Card.

If you come across one, take a selfie with the festive statue and post it on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter tagging Experience Salisbury and Salisbury BID and using the hashtag #SalisburyNutcracker and the business where you took the photo.

All selfies across all social media channels will go into one prize draw.

The location of the Nutcrackers will change every two weeks. There will be a draw at the end of each two week period.

You can enter as many times as you like but if you win a Gift Card you cannot enter again.

The three draws will take place on:

3rd December 2021

17th December 2021

31st December 2021

Each of the three winners will receive a £50 Salisbury Gift Card!

For terms and conditions head on over to the Experience Salisbury website.

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