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By the Dart • What’s On
Market Square, Dartmouth Local produce for local people from a local source. 9am – 1pm
13 May DUSK CHORUS WALK Sharpham, Ashprington Come and enjoy the ‘dusk chorus’ with local expert Mike Langman. This event costs £12 for adults and £4 for children. Call 01803 732 542. 6.30 – 9pm.
www.sharphamtrust.org
13 – 28 May KINGSBRIDGE & SOUTH HAMS ART CLUB SPRING EXHIBITION Kingsbridge Old Market Hall 10.30am – 3pm every day. Contact
rkhanartist@gmail.com
14 May OPEN GARDEN FOR CHILDREN’S HOSPICE SOUTH WEST Bowringsleigh, West Alvington The gardens will be open for viewing, with teas, refreshments, plant and cake stalls. Admission £4 per person, children free. 2 – 5pm. Tel: 01548 852774
14 May EAST ALLINGTON FUN RUN Fun Run for all the family based at East Allington Primary School in memory of former teacher Claire Widdicombe. From 10am. Check facebook page for further details.
18 May THE LOST BOYS OF BRNC Flavel Centre, Dartmouth Talk by Dr Jane Harrold of BRNC telling the story of the schoolboys sent to war aged just 15. With new research into the College’s unique archive collections. 6.30 – 9pm. Tickets free but must be booked in advance. Tel: 01803 839530
20 May BRIXHAM COMEDY GROVE Brixham Theatre Another night of classic professional comedy, hosted by guest MC, Noel Brodie. Headlining will be Noel James. 8 – 10pm. Tickets £10 in advance.
www.brixhamtheatre.org.uk
20 May OPEN EVENING AND BBQ Kingsbridge Cookworthy Museum Explore the museum after hours, with BBQ and music in the walled garden, as part of ‘Museums at Night’. 6 pm – 9pm. Admission free, small charge for BBQ. Tel: 01548 853235
www.kingsbridgemuseum.org.uk
20 & 21 May and 3 & 4 June WINE TASTINGS Michael Sutton’s Wine Cellars, Dartmouth
Open House with wine tastings. 11am – 3pm. Tel: 01803 770737 or www.
michaelsuttonscellar.co.uk
21 May TOTNES ROTARY LONGBOW CANOE FESTIVAL Longmarsh, Totnes A popular community event raising funds for local and national charities. 11am – 5pm. Races start from 1pm with lots of free, family entertainment. www.
totnescanoefest.co.uk
21 May, 18 June GOOD FOOD SUNDAY Totnes The Biggest monthly producers’ and farmers’ market in the Westcountry. Held on the 3rd sunday of every month. 10am – 3pm. www.
totnesgoodfood.co.uk
26 – 29 May TOTNES & DARTINGTON OPEN STUDIOS Various locations around Totnes & Dartington A great opportunity to meet local artists and visit their studios. Check
Totnesopenstudios.co.uk and facebook page for studio locations.
18 – 20 May DEVON COUNTY SHOW Westpoint, Exeter The County’s biggest show - animals, events, agricultural machinery, competitions. www.
devoncountyshow.co.uk
27 May, 24 June ART DAYS AT ROOM WITH A BREW The Lounge at Brixham Theatre BATS are hosting local artists to display their work. Come and meet the artists, enjoy coffee & cake and maybe take home an original artwork. 10am – 12noon. FRee Tel: 01803 882717 or www.
brixhamtheatre.org.uk
27 May – 4 June GEOPARK FESTIVAL Torbay Celebrating 10 years as a site of special geographic heritage. There are a number of outdoor activities taking place in the area. Details on website www.englishrivierageopark.
org.uk
27 – 31 May BRIXFEST Popular local event celebrating Brixham past and present including Grand Fireworks display and dragon boat challenge as well as many family and children’s activities and entertainment. Incorporates The Heritage Trail Live Action Day on Tuesday 30th. www.
brixhamheritagetrail.com www.brixfest.com
27 – 28 May 103RD BRIXHAM ANNUAL HERITAGE SAILING REGATTA Brixham 2 days of racing and festivities around Brixham harbour. www.
brixhamheritagesailing.org.uk
27 May - 4 June BEACH ACTIVITY TRAILER Slapton Sands – Middle Car Park Discover more about Slapton Ley National Nature Reserve with fun activities, crafts and trails for children. Please contact us for more detailed information. No booking required. Tel: 07967 497624.
28 May – 2 June SMUGGLERS & SEA DOGS Dartmouth Castle Expect fun, games this half term. Budding young marauders will enjoy musket drills, a smugglers’ quest, and tales of dastardly deeds in Dartmouth’s swashbuckling past.
www.english-heritage.org.uk
28 & 29 May DARTINGTON FOOD FAIR 2017 The Shops at Dartington A host of local star chefs and local producers come together
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