Entertainment & Reviews

Before the modern technology that most of us now take for granted came along, those seeking entertainment had to travel to where it was offered. Even then, there were limited forms of entertainment available. As the 21st century dawned, everything changed dramatically.

Today, entertainment is readily available thanks to the powerful devices we carry on our person, in our bag, or in our car. They allow us to take our most loved forms of entertainment with us regardless of where we go, meaning we’re never far from having fun.

As technology advances, new mobile tech that...

Casinos have long held a place of fascination in popular culture, depicted in movies and television shows as a world of high stakes, glamour, and excitement. But for those who haven't stepped foot in a casino before, the reality can seem a bit daunting. What games are there? How do they work? What should you wear?

If you're curious about casinos and live in Exeter, this guide is for you. We'll delve into the basic casino experience, explore some popular games, and offer some tips for ensuring you have a safe and enjoyable time.

The Casino Landscape in Exeter

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Exeter’s popular Heritage Harbour Festival returns on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th June, with a packed programme of free entertainment for all the family. The festival is a celebration of the city’s maritime history and Heritage Harbour status.

Amongst the many highlights on the Saturday, people can enjoy free taster sessions with Saddles and Paddles (booking required), or even take a ride on a River Exe Swan Boat (land-based version) with Burn the Curtain Theatre. There will also be guided walks, talks and even Red Coat Canal Tours with Exeter Cruises. On the Piazza Terracina,...

Exeter Philharmonic Choir is among only a handful of organisations in the city to have received a special Commendation Award from the Lord Mayor.

Two representatives of the Choir, Vicki Henderson and Geoff Poad, attended a reception at the Guildhall on Friday 10th May to receive the Award from the Lord Mayor of Exeter, Councillor Kevin Mitchell, for the Choir’s services to vocal music and cultural life in the City of Exeter.

The Lord Mayor awards his own Commendations once a year to people or organisations who have gone above and beyond for the City. Presenting the award,...