Why not come to Seaton Tramway, situated in the Heart of Lyme Bay, to enjoy a fun and different evening out! With a variety of exciting new events for the whole family during the year, there are also a number of dates for your diary for the evenings.
31 May: The Blast - 60s Live Band
Have a great evening out at Seaton Tramway 7.30pm - 10.30pm.
Come along on a "Magical Mystery Tour" with The Blast and enjoy re-visiting the 1960's music scene performing at Colyton Station 8.15pm - 9.00pm & 9.30pm - 10.15pm, and enjoy a delicious barbecue style meal together with a...
This illustrated talk by historician Dr Todd Gray outlines the service and sacrifice of the men and women of Exeter in the Great War.
It will also show how the people Exeter commemorated the city's role through a wide variety of monuments and memorials, many of which remain part of the landscape of the city.
The venue is the Officers' Mess at Exeter University Officer Training Corps, at Wyvern Barracks.
Tickets are available from ABF The Soldiers' Charity Regional Office in Exeter 01392 492650, email: southwest@soldierscharity.org.uk
Crediton Parish Church presents an exhibition with flowers.
Crediton's annual flower festival this year will be taking the theme of 'Lyrics for Life' as its inspiration for some wonderful floral displays. This ever popular flower festival will this year be available to view for five days from 31 May - 5tJune.
Always stunning, and always inspiring the flower festival is a lovely day out for individuals and groups. Not to be missed!
Home made food and refreshments are available at the adjacent hall. Party bookings can also be arrnaged by contacting creditonbookings@...
Enjoy a spectacular RSPB heathland while looking out for reptiles, amazing insects and one of our most charismatic (and elusive!) birds, the Dartford warbler.
Walk finishes with a breakfast at the Hillside House Hotel (pay on the day) to chat about what the group has seen.
Take a 40-minute behind the scenes tour. See some of the reserve collections and find out more about the conservation, display and storage of objects.
10.30am and noon, £7 (£5)
http://www.rammuseum.org.uk/
Tickets are available online or from the museum reception in person or by phone using a credit or debit card on 01392 265858 during opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm.
RAMM’s Fine Art collection includes Hartland Quay by the artist Alan Cotton. It is an excellent example of his use of the flat part of the knife to give broad sweeps of colour while the sharp edge adds precise lines. Create your own landscape using paint and pieces of neoprene to produce an interesting effect.
Parents are expected to stay with their children while they participate and must remain with them if they are under 8 years of age. Some activities are messy so please wear clothes that can get dirty. Aprons will be provided.
Learn more about the power of plants. It is the year 1602; meet, observe and help our ‘herb women’ preparing natural remedies in the Tudor Kitchen at St Nicholas Priory using a variety of plants gathered from their own physick garden and from the wild places of the former Polsloe Priory.
They will be preparing infusions, tisanes, poultices and healing salves for the benefit and wellbeing of the Hurst-Clifton household.
An Arts Award event.
Thursday 29 May, 11am to 1pm, drop in. Admission charged.
The title of the activity suggests you can achieve with little effort. Emulating Exeter’s master silversmiths of the 16th century isn’t as easy as it sounds! Engrave, chase and emboss your own dish or plate.
Parents are expected to stay with their children while they participate and must remain with them if they are under 8 years of age. Some activities are messy so please wear clothes that can get dirty. Aprons will be provided.
Drop in - 10.30am to 12.30pm and 1.30 to 3.30pm. Admission charged.
The fun continues online www.rammuseum.org.uk/young-ramm
Exeter's own fringe festival is back for it's third year running!
Enjoy an English summer's day exploring the rooms and grounds at Poltimore House, whilst experiencing our eclectic mix of arts; from theatre to film, cabaret to comedy, dance to music!
Performances can be enjoyed soaking up the Exeter summer sun
Tickets available online in advance. Limited tickets also available on the door
Located in the charming Poltimore House and grounds, the festival began as a way to raise money for, and celebrate, the listed building’s heritage. Founded by University of...
Powderham Castle presents an original show called 'Millennium of Monarchs involving puppets and live action.
Full of interesting facts about England's Kings and Queens - over a thousand years of history reduced to 45 manic minutes!Themed activities are included in a child’s admission.
For ticket prices and times visit www.powderham.co.uk
With so much to enjoy and lots more themed weeks to follow it’s excellent value for money.
Please call 01626 890243 for more details or visit www.powderham.co.uk
