A retro events with a difference! Vintage and Handmade Sellers, with 20 stalls selling a large range of vintage clothing, home-wares, jewellery, accessories and gifts.
We are helping to raise money for a brilliant charity called the Women's Land Army Tribute, they are raising enough funds to erect a permanent memorial to the land girls, as currently there is no national memorial to commemorate.
We have a brilliant array of local small independent business and talented handmade sellers. We are passionate about supporting and promoting our local sellers.
A retro events with a difference! Vintage and Handmade Sellers, with 20 stalls selling a large range of vintage clothing, home-wares, jewellery, accessories and gifts.
We are helping to raise money for a brilliant charity called the Women's Land Army Tribute, they are raising enough funds to erect a permanent memorial to the land girls, as currently there is no national memorial to commemorate.
We have a brilliant array of local small independent business and talented handmade sellers. We are passionate about supporting and promoting our local sellers.
A retro events with a difference! Vintage and Handmade Sellers, with 20 stalls selling a large range of vintage clothing, home-wares, jewellery, accessories and gifts.
We are helping to raise money for a brilliant charity called the Women's Land Army Tribute, they are raising enough funds to erect a permanent memorial to the land girls, as currently there is no national memorial to commemorate.
We have a brilliant array of local small independent business and talented handmade sellers. We are passionate about supporting and promoting our local sellers.
A retro events with a difference! Vintage and Handmade Sellers, with 20 stalls selling a large range of vintage clothing, home-wares, jewellery, accessories and gifts.
We are helping to raise money for a brilliant charity called the Women's Land Army Tribute, they are raising enough funds to erect a permanent memorial to the land girls, as currently there is no national memorial to commemorate.
We have a brilliant array of local small independent business and talented handmade sellers. We are passionate about supporting and promoting our local sellers.
Exeter Bach Society present Johann Sebastian Bach: Obedient Servant or Enlightened Master?
A talk by Margaret Steinitz, Artistic Director of the London Bach Society
The performance-driven revival of Bach's large corpus of vocal and instrumental music over the last century has opened our eyes and ears as performers and listeners; but how can our knowledge, appreciation and understanding of it be used to open the door to Bach for future generations? Margaret Steinitz will examine Bach's own working environment and contrast it...
Head gardener Kate Tuke will provide an enthralling insight into how Killerton garden is organised and maintained, along with the challenges of looking after one of Devon’s premier gardens.
Learn more about how this John Veitch garden is kept to the highest standard.
The talk will be followed by a two-course lunch of quality local produce in Killerton’s Kitchen Restaurant.
Art You Grew Up With - an Animated Exeter exhibition in Gloss, Barnfield Crescent Exeter features a collection of original and limited edition pieces from your most loved animations.
This exhibition is the first of its kind to be held at Gloss and will explore how the animation process has developed, from the drawing board to the computer screen. Original darwings, limited edition prinks and books will be available for your perusal.
So why not take a trip down memory lane and lose yourself in this enchanting and playful exhibition for all the family.
For a long time if you wanted to hear the most exciting new band in Britain, you knocked on a tall black door off the Lambeth Road. An aging British Rail building - part art studio happening, part squat – Studio 180 was where south London’s Palma Violets were gestating, away from sunlight and the world at large. A thrilling rock'n'roll four piece channelling The Clash, the Mysterians, and the Bad Seeds, from September 2011 they were holed-up here writing songs "their friends could dance to" and occasionally putting on celebratory, ecstatic parties about which word quickly spread.
The Nation’s favourite impressionist, Alistair McGowan, goes back to his stand-up roots for a new two-hour show.
Asking the big questions like: would the world be a happier place if Ed Miliband was Prime Minister? What are we really thinking while watching Shakespeare and and is Hilary Devey Jessie J’s mum?
Expect to hear everyone from Andy Murray to Colin Murray, riffs on everything from Jeff Stelling to bad spelling and at least one song about butter.
Warning: May contain puns!
Tickets are priced at £15 and available online www.comedyhall.co.uk
