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From light classics to the more traditional, The Great Hall, Exeter’s biggest venue, is based at the University of Exeter campus and hosts renowned musicians in its acoustically great setting. The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra have performed here for over 50 years and their New Year concert is a particular highlight.
Classics Galore, a well-established bi-annual charity fundraising autumn concert for FORCE featuring local orchestras and musicians is also very popular.
The Terrace Restaurant adjacent to the Great Hall is a great place to visit for food and drink
* See the website for upcoming concerts: http://www.artsandcultureexeter.co.uk/events/, or for Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra events: http://www.bsolive.com/events/
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