what’s on Out & About contd.
of performances, workshops and events throughout the week. The majority will be free, however, some have a small charge. Visit
childrensweek.co.uk
17 August ROCKPOOL SAFARI Goodrington Sands, Paignton Join our marine ranger in exploring the incredible marine life that lives in Torbay’s rock pools. 1-3pm. Tel: 01803 520022.
www.countryside-trust.org.uk
21 – 26 August TORBAY ROYAL REGATTA
www.torbayroyalregatta.co.uk
4 – 13 September TORBAY SEA ANGLING FESTIVAL 2015 Annual Boat & Shore event open to all ages and with cash prizes !
www.torbayfishingfestival.com
5 September – PLEASE NOTE CORRECT DATE! FISHSTOCK BRIXHAM The Fish Quay, Brixham Multi-award wining seafood and music festival raising funds for the Fishermen’s Mission.
www.fishstockbrixham.co.uk
5 September OCCOMBE CIDER FESTIVAL Occombe Farm, Paignton Celebrating the South West’s most popular drink!
23 August TORBAY NCI SUMMER FAIR South Beach, Paignton
6 September HARVEST CELEBRATION Galmpton Village Centre A village community day with cookery, handicraft and rural skills demonstrations. Contact: 01803 811103.
25 - 29 August DARTMOUTH ROYAL REGATTA 2015
www.dartmouthregatta.co.uk
30 August GEOSWIM Goodrington Sands, Paignton A challenging event with three distances, 1, 3 or 5km in this perfect spot for open water swimming. 2pm Start. www.
geoparkadventure.com Tel: 07974 243965
3 September BRIXHAM PIRATE DAY Brixham The voluntary group Brixham Buccaneers provide piratical fun for the young and young at heart, engaging with locals and visitors alike for most Thursdays during the holiday season.
www.brixhambuccanerrs.co.uk
6 September TORBAY MEMORY WALK Young’s Park and Goodrington Beach In aid of the Alzheimer’s Society. We will leave from the barn in Young’s Park and walk to the South Sands cafe and then return to the north end of the beach and, for more able walk- ers, continue over the headland towards Paignton harbour. The longer walk is about two miles and the shorter walk , on the level, for wheelchairs, families with pushchairs, etc., is just over a mile. We are walking for a ‘world without dementia’ and hope that many people will join with us to support our cause. Electronic reg- istration and sponsorship forms are available by contacting:
jean.tomkow@
alzheimers.org.uk
6 September COWES CLASSIC OFFSHORE POWERBOAT RACE Cowes-Torquay-Cowes This historic powerboat race returns with boats arriving in the morning and departing at 13.30.
www.cowestorquaycowes.co.uk
11 – 20 September THE INTERNATIONAL AGATHA CHRISTIE FESTIVAL Various locations around The Eng- lish Riviera. This year celebrating
the 125th birthday of the Queen of Crime.
www.agathachristiefestival.com
11 September BOURNEMOUTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA – LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS Riviera Centre, Torquay Rousing night of celebratory classical music. Tickets £13. Tel: 01803 206333
www.bsolive.com
12 September THE COLOUR RUSH Paignton Green 5K paint run – all in aid of Rowcroft Hospice. Run it, jog it, walk it but you must get caked in paint!
13 September DAAT AGATHA CHRISTIE ONE MILE SEA SWIM Broadsands Beach, Paignton This fantastic event is raising funds equally for Devon Air Am- bulance Trust and the Torbay Surf Life Savers Club.
www.daat.org Tel: 01392 466666.
20 September BART’S BASH The second year of this record- breaking international event raising funds for the Andrew Simpson Sailing Foundation.
www.bartsbash.com
18 – 21 September GREAT BRITISH BEACH CLEAN WEEKEND Saltern Cove, Torquay – Contact Torbay Coast & Country- side Trust01803 520022 Beacon Cove, Torquay – Contact Living Coasts Tel: 0844 474 3366
20 September BART’S BASH The second year of this record- breaking international event raising funds for the Andrew Simpson Sailing Foundation.
www.bartsbash.com
26 September WILD FORAGE Greenway House, Galmpton Join our head gardener Simon Akeroyd for a walk on the wild side discovering which plants are suitable for harvesting and cook- ing on the beautiful Greenway estate. All tickets £3. Tel: 01803 842382.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
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