JIMMY ALL SET FOR A DAZZLING RETURN TO THE PAVILION
The much loved Irish Comedian, Jimmy Cricket, is returning to Exmouth this September!
Jimmy will arrive equipped with one-liners galore, a sprinkling of visual comedy and, yes, that ever present letter from his mammy!
On offer is a comedy master class delivered by a legendary entertainer everyone has come to love.
And there’s More; tickets for Jimmy’s show will be kept at an amazingly affordable price of £10 and £5.00 for u 16’s, as Jimmy strives to offer the best in entertainment at an...
There are many Michael Jackson Tribute Artists in the world today. Some dance but cannot sing, others sing but cannot dance and it was thought impossible to find an artist with the ability to perform completely live whilst authentically capturing the essence and the magic of Michael Jackson on stage.
With his mesmerising, energetic and dynamic performance Ben will give you a taste of what it was like to experience Michael Jackson live in concert.
Ben sings every song entirely live, he has perfected every dance routine and possesses the professionalism, image and charisma...
The Rotary Club of Exmouth & District are delighted to present our 25th annual Last Night of the Proms Charity Concert featuring The Exmouth Town Concert Band together with Exmouth Musical Theatre Company (EMCo). The delight every year of the audience, each with their coveted hand flag, the enjoyment especially of the rousing patriotic singalong and superb finale. A Charity Concert to benefit the excellent Exeter and local cancer charity FORCE. Also to Celebrate 70th Anniversaries of VE & VJ days.
Marc Robinson and the Counterfeit Crickets bring you an authentic evening of pure Rock N Roll , celebrating the music of the man himself BUDDY HOLLY !
With the famous Stratocaster guitar and horned rimmed glasses along with authentic costume changes , songs will include.... Heartbeat , Raining in my Heart , Blue Days Black Nights & Peggy Sue to name but a few !
Marc Robinson and the Counterfeit Crickets from ' Stars in their Eyes ' and Buddy' The Musical , will have you dancing in the aisles so ' Put on your dancing Shoes' .
The Stitching, Sewing and Hobbycrafts Show comes to Westpoint, Exeter from 24th - 27th September with more than 180 exhibitors offering the latest products, ideas and innovations.
All visitors can enjoy a free programme of Quick and Easy Workshops, Talks and Demonstrations each day of the show.
Make sure you visit Stitch, Sew & Hobbycrafts, Exeter this September. With so many fantastic features, inspiring ideas and top advice from the experts, you'll leave the show bursting with ideas.
Oktoberfest 2015 will take place on the 24th - 26th September once again the the magnificent court yard of Exeter Castle.
This year Oktoberfest will be enhanced by the Castle's own mini festival where we will celebrate a month of rugby related activities.
Celebrating local music talent, local caterers, and local ale all thrown together with a Bavarian twist. Friday and Saturday we have sourced the best local bands to play a great mix of your favourite covers and some of your not so favourite, and showcasing some of their own music.
Firefighters extinguished a fire at a block of public toilets in Exmouth today (30 August).
Two fire appliances from Exmouth were mobilised after Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service received reports of smoke coming from a block of toilets in Jarvis Close, shortly after 12.30pm.
Upon arrival crews donned breathing apparatus and entered the building to put the fire out with one hose reel jet.
Firefighters then checked the building with a thermal imaging camera, and used positive pressure ventilation to clear the building of smoke.
The Thrive Summer Series is heading to Princesshay this September offering shoppers a chance to have fun getting fit. The free one-day event is taking place from 11am to 4pm on Saturday 5 September as part of the nationwide tour. The Thrive team will be running activities to get shoppers moving.
The Thrive event aims to emphasise the fun side of getting fit and being active this summer. It is free for shoppers and visitors alike and a great chance to focus on healthy living, being more active, and connecting with the local community.
Gardeners in the South West are losing their green fingers as nine in ten young people struggle to identify common garden plants, new research reveals.
A study of 2,000 Brits aged 25-35 found that time pressures and lack of knowledge meant that the majority struggle when it comes to nurturing their gardens.
Over three quarters of those living in the region couldn’t identify a tulip when shown a picture of one, while 84 per cent struggled with a geranium.
Perhaps that’s why just over 2 per cent of those polled described their gardening skill as ‘very good’.
