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Sidmouth
Learn about our miniature herd in their super new paddock as you walk around the sanctuary answering the questions to win a prize.
Winter care at the sanctuary is all about helping our donkeys stay happy in mind and body when the temperatures begin…
Exeter
It might be cold outside, but here at Killerton there's plenty to get you out and enjoying the outdoors.
Each week, follow a different route around the tranquil Killerton parkland. Don't forget to collect your stamp card from Visitor Reception at…
Exeter
Introducing toooB, a curious and friendly shape-shifting creature who is not quite sure where she's landed or who she is. As toooB explores the world around her she learns how things work and invents games to play with the humans around her. She is…
Exeter
A Relaxed Session is a good way to enjoy the museum at a quieter pace. These times are especially suited to people with autism, anxiety and associated conditions. Everyone is welcome at RAMM. Numbers are limited to create a calmer atmosphere, so…
Great Torrington
Join an expert on a free guided Snowdrop walk through the garden every day at noon to learn more about this species and other early spring-flowering bulbs. Or, follow our fun family trail to find the best Snowdrop displays in the garden in your own…
Cathedral Close, Exeter
The moon is back at Exeter Cathedral!
In February, the stunning Museum of the Moon installation by world-famous artist Luke Jerram, returns to the magnificent nave of Exeter Cathedral.
The seven-metre sculpture, which made its Exeter debut in…
Sidmouth
Welcome to The Big Sanctuary Search at The Donkey Sanctuary, Sidmouth!
Get ready for an exciting adventure as you explore the sanctuary and take part in our newest fun-filled trail activity. Search high and low, follow the clues, and discover…
Exeter
Wonder Gigs – music for you, play for them.
Wonder Gigs is a family friendly, live event for music-loving grown-ups and little ones aged 0-4.
Each of our themed sessions includes toe-tapping, acoustic covers of well-known pop, rock and folk tunes…
Exeter
Why don't we talk about it? Fehinti Balogun asks this urgent question and offers an invitation in Can I Live?,a vital new digital performance about the climate catastrophe, sharing his personal journey into the biggest challenge of our times.…
Great Torrington
Little Nutbrown Hare and Big Nutbrown Hare are hopping over to RHS Garden Rosemoor in 2025. Starting in February half term, and lasting all year, enjoy discovering an interactive garden trail and activities based on the well-loved children's book…
Exeter
Be inspired by our fabulous collection of masks in RAMM’s World Cultures gallery, then get creative with beads, feathers, sequins and bright colours! Masks have been used used in cultures around the world for thousands of years, and each is a unique…
Exeter
Imagine going to the cinema and becoming part of a pop-up orchestra who create sound FX and a musical soundtrack!
Each Enchanted Cinema show starts with a warm up led by a professional musician using your voice, hands and feet before moving onto…
Exeter
Ever wanted to create the magic of a rainstorm right in your own hands? Imagine holding a piece of the sky, where each tilt of your wrist brings forth a gentle shower of rain. Used by cultures across the globe for thousands of years, a rain stick is…
Exeter
Join us for an extraordinary adventure into Dartmoor’s prehistoric past with a special performance starring some brand new puppet friends! Have you been for a picnic on Dartmoor, trekked across the windswept wilds, and scrambled to the top of the…
Exeter
Find the epic in the tiny from the perspective of an acorn. Join this extraordinary journey to discover the beats and rhythms of a wild woodland world. Uncover bizarre larger than life fungi, creaking tree roots, and thrumming underworlds. Follow a…
Torquay
When Danny and Dino’s favourite rock band are playing their last ever concert, they go on a quest to get the last two tickets. But with a villainous band manager lurking, nothing goes to plan. Will the band perform? Will Danny rock out? Or will…
Great Torrington
At this time of year, our beautiful garden is literally bursting into life. Relax on a peaceful lakeside stroll and admire the sunny swathes of daffodils as you go. Marvel at our magnificent magnolias and smell the subtle scent of wisteria blooms…
Exeter
Freefall is a youth arts group for young people aged between 13-16 years run by Exeter Phoenix. The group aims to create a space to socialize, share ideas and opinions and develop creative projects together.
Places are available in 5-week…
Exeter
The largest quarterly automotive event in the South-West returns to Exeter for first event of 2025.
With an indoor arena hosting 50 cars, and space outdoors for a further 500, we have something for everyone. Indoors you'll get a chance to see some…
Great Torrington
In addition to the RHS Early Camellia Competition, the show includes classes for ornamental shrubs and the RHS Daffodil Competition.
Classes are free to enter and open to anyone who wishes to exhibit – please contact the RHS Competitions Manager…
Exmouth
Step into the electrifying world of Totally Taylor, the UK’s premier Taylor Swift tribute show! This high-energy production delivers the magic of a live Taylor Swift concert, featuring stunning costumes, live vocals, and a special Tiktok Party…
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