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Exeter Northcott Theatre and Exeter Phoenix announce return of Scratch Night collaboration

Applications are now open for the second round of this creative developmental opportunity for established and emerging creatives across the South West.

Following the huge success of their Scratch Night collaboration during Elevate Festival in October 2025, Exeter Northcott Theatre and Exeter Phoenix are teaming up once again to support South West-based artists through a continued Scratch Night partnership.

The second Scratch Night will take place at Exeter Phoenix Auditorium offering artists the opportunity to showcase work in progress in front of a live audience. The...

Aled Jones brings his Cathedral Tour to Exeter

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Sun, 11/24/2019 - 8:17pm

Forty years since Aled was a choirboy at Bangor Cathedral, he brings his special concert of music and stories to cathedrals throughout the UK.

He will be performing at Exeter Cathedral on 13th of October 2020.

As one of the classical world’s vocal powerhouses, Aled Jones has received countless prestigious awards, record-breaking sales and chart successes.

Over his extraordinary 37-year career, Aled's outstanding performances have made smash-hit box office history. He is the original crossover star, has performed for the Pope and the Royal Family, received an MBE,...

Exeter School's National Trust concert - a night to remember!

For many Exeter School pupils, parents and National Trust supporters, the concert in aid of the National Trust in Exeter Cathedral is a highlight in the festive calendar. For the nineteenth year running, the concert showcases the school's senior orchestral groups, brass and choirs in the magnificent cathedral setting. Over 200 pupils will make this year's concert on Tuesday 10 December a night to remember. Director of Music Peter Tamblyn said: "It is always a pleasure to come to the Cathedral - it is such an inspiring venue in which to make music, and we are very pleased to be returning...

Shaping metal on the anvil. Photo: John Millar, National Trust Images

Blacksmith tradition returns for annual competition St Clement's Day at Finch Foundry

Blacksmiths from all over the South West are set to gather at the National Trust's Finch Foundry on Saturday 23 November. Once a year, they gather at the foundry to practice their art and celebrate their patron saint, Saint Clement, harking back to medieval tradition. The foundry, which is the last working water-powered forge in the country, will be the scene for the gathering, including a rare chance to see the spectacular 'firing of the anvil' and really see sparks fly.

The Saint Clement's day event is an opportunity for the public to get an insight into this highly skilled craft...

Don’t miss the RSPB Binocular and Telescope Open Weekend

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 11/22/2019 - 3:07pm

Get up close and personal with nature and pop along to the Binocular and Telescope Open Weekend at RSPB at Darts Farm on Saturday 30 November and Sunday 1 December.

The event runs from 9.30am on the Saturday and 10.30am on the Sunday, when a variety of binoculars and telescopes will be on display for visitors to try out, as well as friendly, impartial advice from the knowledgeable team of staff and volunteers. This month’s event is the perfect opportunity for Christmas shopping.

A free guided walk will also be taking place between 2pm and 3pm – the perfect chance to test...

5 top sports betting tips

Making a betting winning streak takes more than luck. Having the right betting tips will ensure that you end up on the winning side. If you want to unlock great bonuses and get better odds, then you may use the matchbook bonus code .

One major tip for a successful gambler is finding the right sport to wager on. This may include betting on football, tennis, snooker, cricket, basketball, greyhounds or horse racing events. So, let’s see some more tips that you need to remember while wagering;

Money management

This is the first key tip in successful betting. As you bet...

People with disabilities to showcase their musical talents

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 11/21/2019 - 3:16pm

People with disabilities to showcase their musical talents

As per tradition, we at Shine Music are holding our annual black-tie event, celebrating our students’ work over the past twelve months. Shine Music was created by Alex Barton in 2015 with the aim to help people with disabilities to learn, play and/or perform music, and these events are always a good way of ending a year.

This time round it will be taking place in the Three Little Pigs gastropub in Crediton, on Thursday the 5th of December.

You will be treated to a 3-course meal, a prize draw, exclusive live...

The best entertainment for your next party

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Wed, 11/20/2019 - 11:56am

Throwing a party is a fabulous excuse to just let loose and show all of your guests a good time. However, sometimes it isn’t easy to plan a party that will keep people interested, as guests can simply get bored or might be looking for something a little different from the norm. However, there are plenty of different entertainment options out there which you can utilise to take your party to the next level. So, if you’re unsure of what to do to make your next party a success, here are some entertainment options that you might want to consider.

Live Music

Anyone can play a...

Exeter College's Festival of Carols set to kick off Christmas

Authored by stephendixon
Posted: Mon, 11/18/2019 - 12:17pm

Date: 5th December 2019

Location: Exeter Cathedral

Timings: Doors open 6.30pm, 7.30pm start

Admission: Free, donations to college charities welcomed

Exeter College’s annual Festival of Carols will be kicking off Christmas in the stunning setting of Exeter Cathedral, complete with performances from college students; all in the name of charity.

The evening starts with a candle lit procession through the nave followed by performances from Exeter College students, orchestra and choir. The event is free to attend but collection boxes will be available...

Free online games to play without downloading

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Mon, 11/18/2019 - 9:13am

Online Gambling is getting the recognition of being a highly prospective industry in many jurisdictions with the respective Governments having an open-minded approach towards making it a well-regulated economy. Therefore more and more people are finding it worthwhile to explore online casino games that display attractive colourful graphics, variety of genres and themes, that are also adorned with unique features and multiple ways to win lucrative prizes. Moreover, with easy access of free slots no download feature available on PCs and mobiles alike, things are even simpler and safer that...

Theatre Show inspires cuddly toy portraits

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 11/18/2019 - 8:04am

Exeter residents and their childhood cuddly toys are featured in a new exhibition by five young photographers. The photos explore the special connection people have with their old favourite toys, and the stories behind them. The exhibition is the culmination of Quirk Theatre’s project reflecting on the themes of their new Christmas Show, The Velveteen Rabbit. The company will be performing their new take on the traditional story during December. In the run up to the performance, they’re encouraging people to think about childhood memories, moving on, and the value of the toys we play with...

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