Music Machine 40 is part of composer Simon Belshaw’s ongoing Music Machine project and is a large scale installation that uses eight Raspberry Pi computers with sensors to generate music. This installation is produced in association with 2.Times Do CIC, funded by Exeter City Council and supported by Devon Libraries.
The project has three stages; the first morning session will be an opportunity for eight people to build a part of the installation. This will include a simple circuit and 3D printing. The second session will be the development and exploration of the potential of the...
As part of the Fun Palaces weekend at Exeter Library composer Simon Belshaw is putting on a performance of Music Machine 1. We are looking for people who would like to be involved. No musical skill, ability or instrument are required (although having one or more of those will not exclude you) and it's open to all ages. Come along to the Rougemont Room at Exeter Library at 1:00 on Saturday 1st October to join in.
‘Maddy’ is a story within a story told by four actors. Maddy lacks confidence and has had a bad day at school. Her Grandfather has just moved in, the last thing she wants to do is help him unpack his boxes. But, when Maddy opens a very special box, Grandfather lets her into a secret.
‘Maddy and the Invisible Band of Groovers’ uses storytelling, puppetry and songs to celebrate diversity, difference and friendship.
The participatory performance is aimed at children aged 6-10. Invisible Flash works extensively with schools for blind children and all of our stories are enhanced...
Undermined - Danny Mellor Inspired by the accounts of miners who lived through the strike, Undermined depicts a year where friendships were strengthened and communities came together. Experience events like the infamous Orgreave through the eyes of young miner Dale, as he takes you through his personal story inviting you into the action. This one-man show explores the humour and struggles of the miners’ strike through energetic and gripping storytelling. With a classic soundtrack, one chair and a pint of beer, Danny Mellor presents a youthful and contemporary approach to one of Britain’s...
Steak Nights in Wear Park Restaurant are always very popular.
With his background at the once-famous Harry’s Grill Bar, Adam Little our Head Chef is delighted to be putting steak firmly on the menu at Exeter Golf and Country Club’s restaurant. With a brand new char-grill in the kitchen, now is the time to fire up our members and guests with some temptingly juicy steaks.
Reservations are open now so please click here to book or call 01392 877366.
Menu
Two 8oz rump steaks, fries, mushroom and a bottle of house wine, £25
Steak Nights in Wear Park Restaurant are always very popular.
With his background at the once-famous Harry’s Grill Bar, Adam Little our Head Chef is delighted to be putting steak firmly on the menu at Exeter Golf and Country Club’s restaurant. With a brand new char-grill in the kitchen, now is the time to fire up our members and guests with some temptingly juicy steaks.
Reservations are open now so please click here to book or call 01392 877366.
Menu
Two 8oz rump steaks, fries, mushroom and a bottle of house wine, £25
Join us for an evening of mystery and intrigue over a Halloween-themed three course dinner with Candlelight Theatre Company.
On Saturday 29th October, just before Halloween, we are holding a murder mystery to explore the dark secrets of Wear Park House. Will you dare to discover the ghostly goings-on of the basement corridor to find the clues to identify the murderer? Will the history come back to haunt us?
Tickets are £28 per person. Book now: info@exetergcc.co.uk / 01392 874139
HALLOWEEN MURDER MYSTERY MENU Starters KILLER COCKTAIL prawns in a bludgeoned Marie...
Taste six gins with different Fever Tree Tonics and garnishes – £10 per person and you will receive a gin and tonic voucher to spend in the club!
Food and drink critic Suzy Atkins describes the recent surging gin trend as a ‘ginaissance’ and we have to agree.
A million miles away from the 18th century ‘gin craze’ of London’s destitute, the emergence of extensive gin menus, artisan distilleries and specialist gin bars over the past couple of years has led to record sales exceeding £1 billion for the first time ever.
Join us on Wednesday 9th November to find out what...
A world-leading diabetes expert at the University of Exeter Medical School has won a top international Diabetes prize, for understanding and improving care in genetic diabetes worldwide.
Andrew Hattersley, who works as a a Professor of Molecular Medicine at the University and a diabetes consultant at the Royal Devon & Exeter NHS Foundation Trust, is only the second person to be awarded the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD)–Novo Nordisk Foundation Diabetes Prize for Excellence. The prize recognises Professor Hattersley’s outstanding research into genetic...
Bridge Road in Exeter will be closed this weekend to allow essential work to the Countess Wear Flood Relief structure to take place.
The structure, which is situated between the River Exe and the entrance to the South West Water treatment works, was built in the 1960s and is in need of major repair and refurbishment as part of the Bridge Road Widening Scheme.
All of the existing tarmac road layers will be removed from the top of the structure, and concrete repairs carried out. Following this, waterproofing will be reapplied before new tarmac is laid to replace the road...
