Our party nights in the Great Hall are the perfect way to celebrate the festive season with friends and colleagues.
With a three course festive dinner, live band and cocktail bar for just £36.95 per person, all the ingredients are there for an unforgettable Christmas party.
We still have places left on our party nights on 14th or 15th December, so contact us now to book your Christmas celebration!
For full details take a look at our Christmas brochure 2012 and Great Hall Menu .
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Put on your scariest Halloween fancy dress costume and join us for our Halloween party in the haunted Darts Farm Tepees. Take part in our spooky games and prepare yourself for lots of treats and a scrumptious supper!
5pm-7pm.
This event is for children aged 4-12, parents welcome. Tickets are £12.50 per child.
You can book these events online at www.dartsfarm.co.uk/shop.html or at the main till point at Darts Farm or by calling 01392 878 209.
Join the Exmouth Pavilion this Christmas for a 1920's inspired, Gangsters and Molls evening. Entertainment and food included in the ticket price. Great night for families, friends, work colleagues.
Tickets £20 each.
Call 01395 222477 to book your group table now. (£5 deposit required per person)
Join the Exmouth Pavilion this Christmas for a 1920's inspired, Gangsters and Molls evening. Entertainment and food included in the ticket price. Great night for families, friends, work colleagues.
Tickets £20.00 each
Call 01395 222477 to reserve your group table now (£5 deposit required per person)
A milestone was reached Saturday last when the Pinhoe Jubilee Club celebrated its 125th anniversary, placing it amongst the oldest social clubs in the country.
To celebrate the anniversary, the club held a fancy dress party with members and guests rising to the challenge with costumes of all kinds on display, with a prize – an 1887 silver farthing – for the best. After attendees cast their vote, the winners were Peter & Diane Mitcheson (Pictured).
When it first opened the club consisted of just two rooms, a reading room and a social room for the gentlemen of Pinhoe, 125...
