“Be a knight – and do it right’ cries Mike the Knight as he ventures forth to explore Devon’s Crealy Great Adventure Park on 12th August 2013, meeting young fans at intervals between 11am and 3pm.
Elsewhere in the Park, seek out your own brave adventures with over 60 thrilling all-weather outdoor and indoor attractions and play zones. Buy your Park tickets online and save up to 20%.
Bob the Builder returns to Devon's Crealy Great Adventure Park
“Can we fix it? Yes, we can!” Bob the Builder, Wendy & Spud are appearing in mini shows at Devon’s Crealy Great Adventure Park on Monday 26 August between 11.30am and 4pm.
With no cooler place that Devon’ Crealy to beat the heat, discover thrill rides, water coasters and maximum indoor and outdoor adventures. Buy your Park tickets online and save up to 20%.
Visit www.crealy.co.uk/devon for more information.
“Oink Oink” snorts Peppa Pig and George as they look for muddy puddles to splash in on their way to Devon’s Crealy Great Adventure Park on 19th August 2013. The favourite piggy pair will be meeting young fans at intervals between 11am and 3pm.
With over 60 all-weather attractions and play zones there are plenty of non-muddy things to do at Devon’s Crealy, but you can always splash in the fountains in the Summer Soak zone. Buy your Park tickets online and save up to 20%.
Captain Barnacles and Kwazii are leaving the Octopod to explore the adventure-filled world of Devon's Crealy Great Adventure Park on Monday 5th August. Appearing at intervals throughout the day, the daredevil duo can’t wait to meet and greet their fans. Elsewhere on park, dive into your own adventure with over 60 outdoor and indoor attractions, theme park rides and indoor play zones.
Buy your Park tickets online and save up to 20% at www.crealy.com/devon
Opening times: 10am to 5.30pm.
The Octonauts are appearing at intervals between 11am and 3pm..
Over three days the Branscombe Festival will present performances from some of the leading international classical musicians, including stars of the Metropolitan Opera and the Royal Opera House lyric soprano Ailyn Pérez and tenor Stephen Costello, the young cellist Philip Higham, the Carducci Quartet and celebrated jazz ensemble The Leo Green Experience, culminating with a free concert from the Trelights Brass Quintet on Branscombe beach.
The festival is curated by renowned pianist Iain Burnside and hosted by BBC Radio 3 broadcaster and journalist Petroc Trelawny.
Exeter Northcott Theatre are celebrating as it was announced they have won a Green Impact Bronze Award for their efforts over the last year to improve the theatre’s environmental credentials.
Green Impact is a national scheme involving universities and colleges across the UK, as well as other organisations including the NHS and the police. The initiative is run by the NUS, encouraging and supporting staff to change their habits and adopt more environmentally sustainable working practices.
Tanja Bartlett, Exeter Northcott’s Green Impact Champion and Marketing & Design...
Paul Taylor Mills presents The Dinner Party by Neil Simon
Six guests have RSVP'd to dinner at a private dinning room in Paris.They eventually realise that they are three divorced couples which makes for an eventful dinner that none of them will ever forget.
A week of shows by four of Exeter theatre's brightest young males, in the only place they could think of doing it: a pub.
All four shows on each night, except where listed.
Featuring:
Labels by Joe Sellman-Leava - 7pm (not on Saturday August 10) A short solo piece exploring the tags we attach to ourselves and others. Presenting personal stories about names given and questions asked, Labels is carefully curious about our careful curiosity.
Wild by Michael Woodman - 7.30pm In the wilderness of Dartmoor we meet a single man as he pitches up his tent for the...
