A food blogger has travelled by bus to some of the best eateries across Exeter and beyond to find out how accessible they are on public transport.
Chris Gower, founder of the Eating Exeter blog that has over 4,000 subscribers, travelled to his culinary destinations using Stagecoach South West’s bus services. Darts Farm, Quicke’s Cheese Farm Shop and Greendale Farm Shop were all on Chris’ list and the upshot is he is now convinced that some of the very best foodie destinations in the region are easily accessible by bus.
Chris said: “It goes without saying that I absolutely...
Welsh singer Aled Jones MBE is set to wow audiences across the UK in 2016 as he embarks on a 22-date Cathedral tour.
The household name will visit cathedrals in England, Scotland and his home country of Wales on a series of dates throughout May and June, culminating in a very special ‘home-coming’ show in his home-town of Bangor on July 2.
Tickets for the Aled Jones Cathedral Tour go on sale at 9am on Monday 21st December and are available from Ticketmaster 0844 844 0444 and online
Speaking about the tour Aled said: "I'm never more at home than when performing in...
Rathbones Spring Concert Series 2016: during 2014/15, Michael gave recitals in concert halls throughout Europe and also appeared at Wigmore Hall and the Bath International Festival. This season he made his concerto debut with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and appeared as soloist with the Philharmonia and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Erdem Misirlioglu was a Concerto Finalist in the 2008 BBC Young Musicians Competition and has won numerous awards. He was a prize winner in the 2006 International Rachmaninov Competition and in 2011 was awarded 1st prize in the Beethoven Piano Society of...
A playful and accessible production of one of Shakespeare’s late masterpieces: a magical evening of tragedy averted and love redeemed.
At Leontes’ request, Hermione begs Polixenes to extend his stay. Observing her persuasive powers, Leontes sees a spark of affection between his wife and his friend. Consumed by jealousy, Leontes destroys his family and seeks to kill his friend. However, Time and Reason heal deep wounds and True Love’s patience triumphs over betrayal and despair.
Come see the Cygnets before they take The Winter's Tale on...
Exeter's favourite Chis Andrews continues to dominate the entire region. But some say that there is a new star rising - the one and only Jason King. Is it time for Jason to get serious. A win over Chris Andrews would surely get him noticed just now.
The main event will be Exeter based Jason King's biggest match todate when he takes on Devon powerhouse Chris Andrews.
With a chance to meet the stars after the show. One thing for sure - this is a main event not to be missed!
Slightly Fat Features present : Variety By the Sea
It's back. The sell out riotous cabaret show returns. Packed with special guest acts, physical feats, live music and hilarious comedy for all ages. Expect orchestrated mayhem!
£12/ £10 under 16s
Early booking recommended. Previous shows have always sold out!
Visiting a farm on Open Farm Sunday, Sunday 5th June, is a wonderful way to discover the world of farming.
Modern farming is incredibly diverse and impacts on all of us - from the food we eat, to clothing, medicine, fuel and manufacturing. Agriculture is vital to our future too – so come along and find out more!
Hundreds of farms across Britain will be opening their gates for LEAF’s (Linking Environment And Farming) Open Farm Sunday. It is a great day out for the whole family and a unique opportunity to discover what farmers do and the vital role they have in protecting and...
Worklight Theatre’s internationally-acclaimed, multi-award winning show is a funny, moving and honest story about mixed heritage and immigration.
Writer and performer, Joe Sellman-Leava, uses comedy, poetry and storytelling to chart a childhood growing up in rural 1990’s England, shifting political landscapes and the global refugee crises.
Winner of a Scotsman Fringe First Award, Adelaide Fringe Best Theatre Award and Holden Street Theatres’ Edinburgh Award, and shortlisted for the Amnesty International’s Freedom of Expression Award, Labels returns to the place it all...
