Hatherleigh’s traditional style Ruby Country Market was set up in 2012 and has quickly become one of Devon’s largest markets exceeding 200 stalls including a 40 pllus stall Food Hall.
Ruby Country Market is situated on a purpose built market site with ample parking and facilities available and as an exciting business venue it brings together buyers and sellers from all over the West Country. The market is established as a great family day out and a community and social event in the local calendar, it not only offers the chance to buy items from the original local growers and...
a great night of glitz and glamour – a Vegas spectacular with Tom Jones and Elvis Tribute show. Sing along to all those famous hits.
Enjoy a delicious barbecue USA style together with a wonderful evening tram ride along the Axe Estuary. The tram departs from Seaton at 7pm and Colyton Station at 10.30pm.
Tickets: Tram, Eetertainment and food : adult £23, children (3-15) £17, under 3s £5. Entertainment and food : adult £18, children (3-15) £12, under 3s £5.
Please pre-book to avoid disappointment. Available from Seaton Tramway, Gift Shops and online.
From Professor Brian Cox to Professor Mary Beard, today’s academics are increasingly visible in the media. But is it possible for a scholar to manage the difficult balance between academic credibility and popular accessibility?
Go along for the free public Andrew Stratton Convocation Lecture in the Forum Lecture Theatre, University of Exeter Streatham Campus on Saturday 6 July at 11.15am, where Professor Francesca Stavrakopoulou will be speaking on the topic of ‘Sensational Scholars? Academics on TV’.
This event is open to the public and is free to attend. To register your...
The Craft Festival on Exeter’s Cathedral Green has been taking place every summer for over 30 years.
About 100 craftsmen and women from all over Devon come together to exhibit and sell their beautiful high quality art and craft.
Enjoy this diversity of skills in the wonderful setting of Cathedral Green. Two days await with live music, dancing and children's entertainment. Fun for everyone!
A wonderful weekend event for all lovers of the ancient Japanese tradition of Taiko featuring Amanojaku from Japan, Exeter's Kagemusha Taiko and others. Part of the 9th UK Taiko Festival.
A Feast of Taiko - Friday 5 July Taiko drumming concerts are always an uplifting experience. This is the annual concert by the best young players in the country. It'll be an evening of high energy, excitement and inspiration, headlined by the multiple award-winning youth group from Kegemusha Taiko, and featuring other youth groups from across the UK. Tickets: £12 £10 under 16s
A wonderful weekend event for all lovers of the ancient Japanese tradition of Taiko featuring Amanojaku from Japan, Exeter's Kagemusha Taiko and others. Part of the 9th UK Taiko Festival.
Friday 5 July
The 9th UK Taiko Festival will be opened by a Feast of Taiko concert at Exeter’s Northcott Theatre.
Taiko drumming concerts are always an uplifting experience. This is the annual concert by the best young players in the country. It'll be an evening of high energy, excitement and inspiration, headlined by the multiple award-winning youth group from Kegemusha Taiko,...
Taiko drumming - big, beautiful, powerful, and exciting!
The annual celebration of this enthralling performance art form is once again hosted in Exeter and this year features one of Japan's leading professional groups as Festival headliners: Amanojaku will appear at the Exeter Northcott on 6 and 7 July.
Amanojaku tour worlwide, but haven't been in the UK for 10 years and this is an exclusive opportunity to see them perform here.In addition, there's a Feast of Taiko featuring youth groups from across the UK at the same theatre on Friday 5 July.
The Helmer’s conventional marriage is shaken to the foundations by the revelation of long-kept secrets. Nora’s journey from pretty girl-wife to self-determining woman is one of the theatre’s defining stories.
Ibsen’s most famous play still makes an eloquent plea for the equality of individuals 130 years after its first explosive performance.
Directed by Alistair Ganley
Performances at 7.30pm, Saturday matinee at 2pm. First night only at the Cygnet Theatre – pay what you can on the door
Premier Communication Electronics (PCE) has purchased new premises in Exeter to accommodate its economic trend-bucking business growth.
The new much larger site in Bittern Road is a short journey from the two-way radio and in-vehicle communications specialist’s current premises in Osprey Road, also on the Sowton Industrial Estate.
Karen Langley, PCE’s Chief Executive Officer, said: “We have simply outgrown our current premises and need more space to be able to accommodate the increasing amount of work we are taking on, which is pleasing considering the UK’s current economic...
