A host of acclaimed artists is donating work to an auction to support Devon in Sight on Saturday 23rd February from 2.30 p.m.
Those giving their work for free include Benedict and Tessa Rubbra, Margaret and Roger Dean, Hillary Goddard, Robert Jennison RWA, Jenny Pery, Peter Randall-Page, Lesley Kerman, Graham Rich, Janice Ridley, Kate Westbrook, Christine Lee, Martin Bentham RWA, Ray Balkwill, and Claire Oboussier and Vong Phaophanit.
Among the many highlights at the auction will be From St Ives Bus Station, by Kate Westbrook, Beech trees and bluebells by Martin Bentham RWA...
As part of the 2013 Exetreme imagination, children's literature festival in Exeter, Killerton is seeking dragon hunters and myth detectives.
Enjoy listening to mythical stories in Killerton's library and discover the myth of Dolbury the resident dragon. Have a go at creating your own story and take the myth busting play trail in the woods. For little legs follow the fairy tale trail to the rustic bridge and become friends Tom the bear.
Booking not required, normal admission charges apply.
Daily storytelling sessions in the library 12-12.30pm, 1.30-...
This fashion exhibition will have some of the most luxurious vintage fashion and accessories from the 20th century and highlight the ultimate in designer and couture clothes.
Glamorous gowns, gorgeous bags and exquisite shoes will be among the items on display against a magical new series of backdrops.
Open 11am-4pm. More information: www.nationaltrust.org.uk/killerton
The Lord Mayor of Exeter, Councillor Rob Newby, is hosting a Valentine’s Masquerade Ball in aid of his chosen charity SOCOPS (Social Opportunities), on Friday 15 February.
Thick as Thieves provide the live music and there will be an auction and casino.
Tickets: £45, £80 per couple, £375 table of 10 to include dinner, complimentary drink and casino chips.
After party tickets: £12.50, admission from 10pm.
Dress code: black tie/formal wear, masks optional.
For more information click here or contact The Lord Mayor's Office on 01392 265525 or email emara....
Indie rock band the Kaiser Chiefs return to the Great Hall.
The five-piece, who played Pinball Wizard at the Olympics closing ceremony, are the recipients of various awards over the past six years, including three Brits, Ivor Novello's, plus other assorted accolades.
Conducted by James MacMillan, soloist Juho Pohjonen (piano)
Rimsky-Korskov’s effervescent overture - whose actual Russian title is “Svetliy prazdnik” (“Bright Holiday”), the traditional Russian name for Easter - reflects his fascination with the legends and rituals of pagan and early Christian Russia. It occupies a different world, ablaze with colours and lights, full of sheer vitality and visceral excitement...
Join the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra for the best of big screen film scores from the last 50 years.
We're rolling out the red carpet to bring together a gargantuan feast of symphonic glitz and glamour!
Featuring music from Gladiator, Avatar, Pirates of the Caribbean, Schindler's List, Star Trek, Up! Out of Afria and countless other big-screen adventures
Join the BSO for the best of big screen film scores from the last 50 years.
We're rolling out the red carpet to bring together a gargantuan feast of symphonic glitz and glamour!
Featuring music from Gladiator, Avatar, Pirates of the Caribbean, Schindler's List, Star Trek, Up! Out of Afria and countless other big-screen adventures
Conductor Karl-Heinz Steffens, soloist John Lill (piano)
Fingal’s Cave opens with a mesmerizing rhythmic figure that transforms a delicately embellished downward arpeggio into an undulating melody. As this theme unfolds, extended crescendos and diminuendos in the winds and brass give the impression of ocean swells before gradually giving way to an exquisitely lyrical statement sung by cellos and bassoons. A thrilling storm scene is coloured by fanfares and evocations...
Heart Loves the Movies - back by popular demand... The Drive in Movies return to Westpoint from Thursday 14th to Saturday 16th February.
If you're wanting to do something different for Valentines, or with your freinds or family why not watch a film whilst listening to it through your car radio.
This year's film line up is:
Thursday 14 February - Dirty Dancing
Friday 15 February - Grease
Saturday 16 February - Toy Story 3 (worth bringing the whole family)
Gates open each night at 5pm, the films start at 7pm.
