DWCA (Devon Wildfowling Conservation Association) Country Fair.
Take part in various activities on the day, such as, clay pigeon shooting, dog scurries and archery!
Visit a huge variety of traditional country stalls including: the cider stall, stick makers, artists, blacksmiths, wildfowlers, gunsmiths, wood bodgers, fox hounds, BASC, clothing stalls and much more!
How cool is this Treetop Adventure. Get a birds eye view by learning how to climb big trees using ropes and then riding a zip wire down! Experience the thrill of jumping from heights with the Leap of Faith or try Crate Building! Under the watchful eye and expertise of The Great BIG Tree Climbing Company this will be an experience like no other!
Places are limited. Age limits apply to some activities.
An unforgettable day by the river that is great fun for the whole family.
River dipping, barefoot swamp walk, face painting, raft racing - bring along your own raft - no bigger than a 2ltr. milk bottle, gold panning, beaver dam building, otter holt building, fly fishing display and a BBQ!
Activities from 10am - 4.30pm
Minimum Donation: £1 per person. There is an additional charge for the BBQ and face-painting.
All proceeds will be donated to the local community charity, The Tale Valley Trust.
We marked the 10th year of Rinseout with our biggest and most memorable party to date, The Warehouse Experience. We promise to keep things moving forwards with a series of huge parties throughout Devon to celebrate the Drum & Bass phenomenon that has taken the South West by storm. Most importantly paying homage to you guys, the Rinseout Cru, whether old or new, who have joined us on our journey to where we find ourselves today. Here’s to another 10 years. Line-up on website.
Tickets: £15 BOOK HERE: http://www.exeterphoenix.org.uk/events/rinseout-10th-birthday/ STRICTLY NO UNDER...
Shovelhead are appearing at The Royal Oak, Nadderwater’s annual charity summer fete.
It’s set to be a great afternoon with all the proceeds going to ExeAccess, Exeter’s local mobility charity and Hospiscare.
There will be live music, pig roast, bric-a-brac stalls, skittles competition, Tarot reading, face painting, a grand raffle with fantastic prizes, and lots more!
Make sure you don't miss out a wonderful afternoon a your chance to your bit for charity.
The Board of Deputies of British Jews is delighted to be presenting the Jewish Way of Life Exhibition (JWOLE) at Exeter City Guildhall, as part of the Civic celebration of the 250 year history of Jews in the city.
The exhibit launches on Monday July 22 and opens Tuesday 23 July until Friday 26 July. The JWOLE exhibition will be open to everyone including local schools and residents, and everyone would be made to feel most welcome and are all invited to visit.
JWOLE has travelled around the UK for over 35 years. It teaches non Jewish primary school children about the basics...
The Lions Club of Sidmouth stage their Great Duck Derby on the River Sid on Sunday 14 July.
The fun starts shortly after 2pm at Sid Park Road bridge in the Byes, with the children's and parents "duck and spoon" races, which will be followed by the corporate duck race with little red ducks.
The main duck race starts at 3pm when hundreds of ducks enter the River Sid from the Sid Park Road bridge and "race" downstream to the weir by Salcombe Road. Cash prizes ranging from £20 to £400 will be allocated to the ‘owners’ of the first 19 ducks that cross the finishing line....
British neo-psychedelic band Temples make trippy dance-and rock-oriented pop that combines the experimental sound of bands like The Flaming Lips with the classic song craftsmanship of The Beatles. Formed in Kettering, Temples centers around the talents of songwriting duo vocalist/guitarist James Bagshaw and vocalist/bassist Thomas Warmsley.
Tickets: £9 BOOK HERE: http://www.exeterphoenix.org.uk/events/temples/
The sculptor Peter Randall-Page is noted for his stone carving and fascination with the complex relationship between geometry and biology.
As a prelude to his major exhibitions at Peninsula Arts and Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery in January, and Thelma Hulbert Gallery, Honiton in May, we are showing a selection of his botanical drawings and prints made 1994 - 2000. ll work is for sale, and there is a 20% discount offered to Friends of CCANW.
All purchasers will be given a tour of the studio by Peter.
Peter was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by the University in...
Many times, in order to survive we have to start a change process. Change, for most people, is an unnerving experience. But as the old saying goes, change is inevitable. It’s one of the only constants in life. I have said before, it is easy to change things. It is not so easy to change people. And therein lies the rub. As author Bruce Barton observed, “When you are through changing, you are through.” Most organizations won’t survive if they don’t learn how to change as they grow and adapt to market conditions. But employees sometimes resist anything new – not because they’re stubborn or...