Highest Grade and Eyes Open Promotions present Ba Ba Boom, Exeter’s finest regular reggae dance sessions featuring Highest Grade Sound System playing the latest cuts in dancehall, conscious vibes and classic roots reggae.
Today three men came to my aid after my Ford KA skidded across an Exeter dual carriageway.
I had just passed Sandy Park and Tescos when my car came into difficulties, leaving me facing oncoming traffic.
A white van man and two passers by came to my aid, ensuring I was ok and my car was moved safely out of the road.
The first man that stopped to help even made sure I would be ok until help arrived.
I was so shaken I did not get chance to properly thank these men. If your husband/boyfriend/son came home today and told you a story about helping a young woman,...
House Trap are very proud to present their new night ‘Legends’. We’ll be running three parties focusing on some of the biggest DJs from back in the day. For our first event we are happy to announce that Brandon Block will be taking centre stage on Friday 20th June at the Exeter Phoenix.
Brandon has been DJing on the global circuit for over 20 years, playing at some of the biggest events on the planet. From London boozers to super clubs, Brandon could arguably be the most experienced DJ on the circuit. Over the years Brandon has...
Exeter Phoenix and The Mysterious Freakshow present a night of Steampunkery, Oddities and the Unusual. Join us on a journey through the obscure and unusual, delight your senses and lose yourself in the Carnival of the Peculiar.
Music, Cabaret, DJ’s, Dance Act, Performance Art, Dark Cabaret, Steampunk Market, Photography and much more ….
A reunion show for local indie heroes Rib. Supports include the French band Okay Monday who are part of the IC Music project. Music that goes straight for the jugular.
Award winning entertainer Doug Segal’s new comedy mind reading show turns the audience into mind reading mentalists. Expect comedy, interaction and mind blowing miracles performed by you, the audience. Come on the ride of your life as Doug opens the doors to his Brain Academy.
£15 (£12)
There’s nothing spooky or supernatural about this show, everything is achieved using one or more of the following skills from Doug’s background in psychology & advertising: persuasion techniques, statistics, reading body language, subliminal influence and two key advertising skills: “...
Four members of the company present a work of authentic flamenco dance with Andalusian voice and virtuoso guitar to thrill, move and inspire.
‘Stunning flamenco dancing backed up by hugely talented guitar players and singers. If they are to return again, I would recommend booking a ticket. You don’t need to know much about dance to appreciate it and the way in which this group is keeping this wonderful Spanish tradition alive.’
Devon Open Studios is a unique opportunity to meet artists in their studios in some of the most beautiful, unexplored parts of Devon. In addition to being able to buy art direct from the creator, many demonstrate, give talks or give you a chance to have a go.
This year's Devon Open Studios will run between 6th – 21st of September.
Only at Open Studios can the visitor experience the people, creative process and ideas that unfold within the private studios of artists. Many artists also give demonstrations and show works in progress, allowing the rare chance to see the art...
A woman from Exmouth who sold fake and unsafe cosmetics on ebay was sentenced in Exeter Crown Court today (Thursday).
Deborah Hamber, used two separate eBay accounts to sell £25,000 worth of counterfeit cosmetic products, bearing brand names such as Benefit, Lancome and MAC.
Ms Hamber received a four month suspended prison sentence plus 150 hours of community service today as a result of the prosecution brought by Devon and Somerset Trading Standards Service.
Councillor Roger Croad, Devon County Council’s Cabinet Member with responsibility for the Trading Standards...
Significant works to repair the damage in Topsham caused by the winter storms have been completed a day early..
The repairs, to the flood defence wall at Bowling Green Marsh, Topsham were funded by Exeter City Council.
Contractors working for the City Council began work on 28 April and finished a day earlier than the expected Friday 30 May today.
A large section of the coastal defence alongside the River Clyst frontage was severely damaged during the high tides and storm damage in January and February.
This resulted in a breach which allowed the high tides...
