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What’s On Out & About August/September


23 May – 31 August Shoalstone Pool, Berry Head Is open for business! www.shoalstone.com


5, 12, 19 & 26 August, 2 , 9, 16, 30 September BRIXHAM FISH MARKET TOURS Come along and see the auctions in action, guided by an expert and including a healthy fisherman’s breakfast! Tel: 07410 6179316am – 8.30am.


25 July – 31 August KIDS ADVENTURE WHODUNNIT TRAIL Occombe Farm A giant bone has been unearthed in the woods at Occombe Farm and we need your help to dis- cover who it belongs to and who buried it there! 01803 520022 or www.countryside-trust.org.uk


1 – 29 August DARTINGTON INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL A community of all ages and all backgrounds, come together in a fantastic atmosphere of study and learning, celebration and performance. 01803 847080. www.dartington.org


1 August, 5 September MONSTER SATURDAYS AT TORQUAY MUSEUM Family friendly activities on the first Saturday of every month - free for all with a museum ticket. 01803 293975. August – Space Invaders, September – Rocking Romans. 11am – 3pm. www.torquaymuseum.org


2 August ROCKFISH CRAB FESTIVAL Embankment, Dartmouth Dartmouth Embankment with friends, family, music and an abundance of crabs! 12noon – 4pm. www.rockfishevents.co.uk


3 – 9 August TORBAY LIFEBOAT WEEK A week of fun-filled family events to raise money for the Torbay Lifeboat Station in Berry Head, Brixham. 01803 854785. www.torbaylifeboat.co.uk


5 August COCKINGTON FAYRE Cockington Village, Torquay A traditional Old English Village fair in the beautiful and historical village of Cockington. Tel: 01803 607230. www.cockingtoncourt.org.uk


3rd - 5/10 - 12 August TORR-IBLE HISTORIES QUEST Torre Abbey, Torquay 10am and 2pm. Call (01803) 850157 to book - suitable for all ages


6, 20 August MEET THE BEES Occombe Farm, Paignton Meet the Occombe beekeeper and get up close and personal with the bees. Drop in anytime. 1pm – 3pm. www.countryside-trust.org.uk


7 August, 4 September BRIXHAM FOLK CLUB Brixham Theatre First Friday of every month in The Lounge. Organised by Anne and Steve Gill with help from Maggie Duffy and John Miles. 7.30pm. Admission £3. contact: John Miles on (01803) 858394


8 – 16 August PAIGNTON REGATTA 2015 paigntonregatta.blogspot.co.uk


booking necessary. Dog show, agility competitions and childrens activities. 11am – 1pm. www.countryside-trust.org.uk Tel 01803 882619


8 August PAIGNTON’S BIG DAY OUT Palace Avenue Gardens This will be the fourth year for this successful event, a free family fun day in Palace Avenue Gardens, with singers and entertainment, plus refreshments and local foods stalls a great day to be enjoyed the sunshine while being entertained.


8/9 August LUPTON HOUSE 1940s WEEKEND www.lupton1940sweekend.co.uk This year we are celebrating Vic- tory in Europe & The Far East (VE & VJ Days). We Celebrate the 70th Anniversary of the End of WW11 Plus the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain. Lupton House is a lovely historical Grade 2 listed building situated close to Brixham. On August the 8th and 9th the house and magnificent grounds will once again become host to a 1940’s themed weekend. Journey back in time and experi- ence a re-enactment with loads of family fun.


8 August THE SORCERER’S APPRENTICE Cockington Court Following the success of George’s Marvellous Medicine last summer, Illyria returns with yet another classic - The Sorcerer’s Apprentice. Staged on the front lawn the performance will be full of (literally) larger-than-life characters, plenty to join in with! 01803 607230


8 August FAMILY FUN DOG DAY Berry Head, Brixham A family fun-filled day with our furry friends. No advance


8/9 August THE SUPER WEEKEND Princess Gardens, Torquay Now in it’s third year - The Super Weekend is the South West’s Premier Supercar Showcase with


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