Meet Professor Sam Smiles for a tour around the exhibition. Sam Smiles is Emeritus Professor of Art History, University of Plymouth, and Programme Director, Art History and Visual Culture, University of Exeter. He specialises in the history of British art and has a particular interest in the contribution of Devon and Cornwall to the national picture.
Tickets available above or from the Royal Albert Memorial 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.
If your children have been inspired by the Olympics South West Athletics Academy are holding a series of indoor Sportshall Athletics come and try events over the coming months.
Academy Head Coach Sonya Ellis said ‘ these events are great fun and the more children trying the athletics activities the better as that way we get lots of cheering and have lots of fun. The aim of these is to encourage those in the age range 4 to 15 to try out athletics during the winter. The outdoor athletics events have been adapted for indoors with...
Catering for all collectors, walk, browse and look for those elusive and hard to find models - the list is endless: Dinky, Corgi, Minichamps, Hornby Bassett Lowke, Meccano, Spot-On, Marklin, Scalextric, EFE, Actionman, Dolls,Teddies .......and much more, all under one roof!
Open 10.30am-3pm.
Admission: adults: £3.50, children: under 15 years - free of charge with an accompanying adult.
Experience the exquisite world of Dolls House Miniatures at our public fair where you will find exhibitions, displays and demonstrations by some of the leading crafts people in this field.
A range of stands will be exhibiting everything from charming miniature figures and delightful dolls houses to every imaginable accessory and item of furniture.
Whether a keen miniaturist collector or enthusiast, or someone just wanting to visit for casual interest, you can be assured of a warm welcome.
The Circus of Horrors presents what is undoubtedly its greatest show to date - London after Midnight.
The show that stormed into the finals of Britain's Got Talent is back with an awe-inspiring rock n roller coaster of show that flys like a bat out of hell to celebrate an astounding 18 years of shock n' roll.
Ever since it's conception at the 1995 Glastonbury Festival the show has toured the World achieving cult status and dragging circus screaming and shouting into the 21st century and beyond.
The new sensation is inspired by the legendary and sinister lost movie '...
Show postponed due to illness and rescheduled for Saturday 26 April.
Existing tickets are valid. Contact the Corn Exchange by Friday 7 February it you would prefer a refund.
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Quite simply one of the most successful and popular singers the UK has ever produced. With numerous hit singles, million selling albums and awards her annual tours are a treat for fans old and new.
Performing some of her classic hits, blues, jazz and songs from her new album 'Powerless', an electric evening with Elkie is guaranteed.
This exciting and moving adaptation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet follows the 'Jets' an American gang, and their rivals, the Puerto Rican 'Sharks' in their intense rivalry for command of the streets of 1950s New York. Amidst their conflict, love endures when Tony meets Maria. As the young lovers yearn to escape the opposition that surrounds them it soon escalates to a point of no return, with a climatic and tragic finale.
Come and experience this multi-award winning musical, with a memorable composition from the legendary Leonard Bernstein. In a heart wrenching story of racial...
"If you treat people like consumers, then that's how the system behaves. When we don't sell you the marks you want, you can take us to court."
Frank is a brilliant, inspiring lecturer. But now he's been suspended for speaking his mind. His wife has left him for a Greek. His son is ditching education for car sales. His boss thinks he's a cash cow but he won't sell marks in exchange for income. Exasperated by bureaucracy, can he preserve the values he holds so dear? One last act of defiance might just bring the system tumbling to its knees...
As river levels rise following last night's torrential rain, the Environment Agency has issued advice about what to do if you've suffered flooding in your home.
*Take care. There may be dangers in the water such as sharp objects and raised manhole covers.
*Flood water may have caused structual damage to buildings.
*Flood water can contain sewage, chemicals and animal waste. Always wear waterproof outerwear, including gloves, wellington boots and a face mask.
*If your electricity supply is not already switched off at the mains, get a qualified person to do...