Exeter/Yaroslavl Twinning Association Sobinov Children's Orchestra of Folk Instruments from Russia Monday, June 24, 2013 commencing 5pm at The Exeter White Ensign Club ‘Civic Welcome’ and ‘Up-Spirits’ Ceremony followed by buffet and concert. Entrance: £8 EYTA members, £10 guests. Contact Julie Parsons, 01392 278764 or email julieparsons.eyta@yahoo.co.uk in advance as there are a limited number of tickets available.
The Skints are a reggae and dub band of upstarts from East London. They mix Jamaican styles with pop hooks, grimey raps, filthy basslines and a punk rock work ethic to create a sound familiar to newcomers, yet unique below the surface. The band have toured across the UK and Europe with a variety of bands including Reel Big Fish, Gym Class Heroes, Less Than Jake, The Beat and The King Blues as well as making numerous festival appearances including at Devon’s Beautiful Days festival.
Exeter is one of the most vibrant and interesting cities in Great Britain which we firmly believe should be supported as a fabulous meeting and shopping destination with the new addition of this market regularly showcasing our local talent made up of small british businesses. Please come along and join in as we would love to see you.
Selling high quality goods, craft furniture, fashion and food. Regularly featuring live music and family fun Sundays, the Innovations Market was Exeter's first weekly food street market round St Pancras Church in Exeter' Guildhall Shopping area. Eat...
Your opportunity to have your work in the children’s gallery on the RAMM website.
Produce your own picture inspired by one of RAMM’s paintings, drawings or prints currently on display.
10.30am-3.30pm.
All children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult. Accompanying adults can watch/supervise for free. Some activities are messy so do wear clothes that can get dirty. If an activity is busy there may be a short wait.
Join us at Sandy Park, home to the mighty Exerter Chiefs, for the British & Irish Lions Tour taking place on the following dates:
- Saturday 22nd June
- Saturday 29th June
- Saturday 6th July
What better way to watch the Lions Tour if you're not heading to Australia...
Starts from 10am on each date - For kick off at 11am
Join us a Sandy Park & enjoy a British breakfast, Irish pint & watch the British & Irish Lions take on the Australian Wallabies. With pre-game banter from some of our very own Exeter Chiefs!...
Please bring one large pot of real double or whipped cream which is at room temperature and wear clothes that can get messy. Places are limited. If the activity is busy there may be a short wait. Accompanying adults can watch and help.
Learn more about the power of plants in the year 1602 by helping our ‘herb women’ prepare natural remedies in the Tudor kitchen, using a variety of plants gathered from their own physick garden. Mistresses Eleanor and Christina are skilled in the knowledge and the use of herbs.
They will be preparing infusions, tisanes, poultices and healing salves for the benefit and wellbeing of the Hurst household.
Look at wildlife close up with a digital microscope and magnifying glasses and draw the patterns revealed.
Drop in 10.30am to 12.30pm and 1.30pm to 3.30pm
All children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult. Accompanying adults can watch/supervise for free. Some activities are messy so do wear clothes that can get dirty. If an activity is busy there may be a short wait.
Release the spirit of adventure in your children and let them discover and explore the natural world around them. This half term week children can take part in bushcraft skills - fire making, shelter building, campfire cooking, whittling, care and use of tools, arts and crafts including some really cool fire sculptures! and of course toasting marshmallows over the campfire!
10am-5pm every day. Members free. Escot entry fee applies to non-members. There may be a charge for some activities. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Please wear old clothes!
