WHAT’S ON 5 NOVEMBER
TOTS GO WILD OUTDOORS! Occombe Farm Explore with your little ones, collect wood, light a fire and toast marshmallows. 9.30 – 11.30am. £5 (toddler to 5 years). Tel: 01803 520022.
www.countryside-trust.org.uk
5 NOVEMBER
COLETON FISHACRE AND THE D’OYLY CARTES Shilstone House Talk by curator of National Trust South West, Jeremy Pearson. Booking is advisable. Tickets £5 and available in advance from the DRA office. 6.30 – 8pm. Tel: Abi on 01548 830832 or email
abi@dra.uk.net
5 NOVEMBER
MICHAELMAS FAIR Powderham Castle, Exeter A chance to do some early Christmas shopping with many gifts you won’t find on The High Street. In aid of ABF The Soldiers’ Charity. 10am-3pm. Tickets £3 in advance from ABF The Soldiers’ Charity 01392 492650/496412 or Exeter Visitor Information 01392 665885 or £5 on the door.
7 NOVEMBER
MONSTER SATURDAY: HINDU GODS & GODDESSES Torquay Museum Monthly Saturday event with family activities. This month find out about the many Gods and Goddesses that Hindu’s believe in and help celebrate Diwali.
www.torquaymuseum.org Tel: 01803 293975
12 NOVEMBER
DARTMOUTH FILM SOCIETY – AMY (15) The Guildhall, Dartmouth 7.30pm start.
www.dartmouthfilmsociety.org.uk or Tel: 07974 781021.
For a complete list of What’s On locally, visit our website
www.bythedart.co.uk
13 NOVEMBER DARTMOUTH ROCK FUNDRAISING CONCERT FOR
DARTMOUTH INDOOR POOL Dartmouth Academy A concert of songs from the past 6 decades. 7 for 7.30pm. Tickets, £10, from The Flavel, Townstal Road Garage or 01803 835956. Bar.
www.dartmouthpool.co.uk
13 NOVEMBER
HANNAHS CHRISTMAS FAYRE Hannahs at Seale Hayne, Newton Abbot Boasting over 90 speciality stalls our annual Christmas Fayre is the perfect place to get Christmas wrapped up nice and early. 10am – 4pm. £3 entry. Tel: 01626 325800. www.
discoverhannahs.org
14 NOVEMBER
RIVIERA ROCK RUN Goodrington Sands The English Riviera’s new ultimate off road run with a route of 12km along the stunning coast around Goodrington Beach. Tel: 07974 243965.
www.geoparkadventure.com
14 NOVEMBER
THE ENGLISH ECCENTRICS BALL Lupton House Lord and Lady Lupton invite you to join them for an exquisite evening all in aid of the Lupton House Charity. Tickets: £25 each. Tel: 01803 845800.
www.discoverlupton.com
18 NOVEMBER
ANIMAL VOLUNTEER DAY Occombe Farm Join our rangers and get hands on and help create a new chicken run for our hens. 10am – 3pm. FREE. Tel: 01803 520022.
www.countryside-trust.org.uk
Fast Rabbit Farm
Garden created in sheltered valley with natural stream. Several ponds and lake, partially wooded, rockery, extensively planted, extends to 43 acres plus new woodland planting and walks.
Garden created in sheltered valley with natural stream. Several ponds and lake, partially wooded, rockery, extensively planted, extends to 12 acres plus new woodland planting and walks. Car park. Some level walks
OPEN DAILY, ALL YEAR ROUND Admission £5.00, Children 50p (see website for details)
Parties welcome by appointment
Monthly guided walks with local naturalist Disabled: please phone prior to visit (call for details) Car park. Some level walks
PLANTS FOR SALE
Open Sundays 11am-5pm March to November Bank Holiday Mondays
Parties welcome by appointment. Disabled: Please phone prior to visit
www.fastrabbitfarm.co.uk
PLANTS FOR SALE
Strawberry Valley, Dartmouth, TQ6 0NB
www.fastrabbitfarm.co.uk
Admission £3.50, Children 50pTel: 07813 504490
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