12 By the Dart • What’s On
to showcase a true taste of Devon delights. With tastings, demonstrations, children’s entertainment and music for all the family.
www.dartington.org
28 & 29 May OPEN GARDEN FOR CHARITY Middle Well, Stoke Gabriel Raising funds to support Kennedy’s Disease sufferers. 11am – 5pm. Teas, plants, books and produce. Entrance £4. Tel: 01803 782981.
28 May, 25 June COCKINGTON FOOD & CRAFT MARKET Cockington Court, Paignton Market with unique, handmade crafts and fresh locally farmed produce. 10am – 4pm.
www.cockingtoncourt. org
29 May CLASSIC CAR RALLY Kingsbridge All makes and ages of classic cars take over Kingsbridge on Bank Holiday Monday. Run by the Kingsbridge & Salcombe Chamber of Commerce there is no need to apply in advance, simply turn up from 9am and register at the Creeks End Inn.
30 May BRIXHAM MARINE CONSERVATION DAY Brixham harbour Activities, talks and boat trips aimed to raise awareness of marine conservation issues and to inform and educate the next generation.
Brixhammarineconservationday.uk
1 June DARTINGTON COMMUNITY DAY Dartington Hall Gardens A day of free family activities and live performances for all to enjoy for free. 12 noon until late. www.dartington. org
1, 2 & 3 June BOADS PRESENT “IT CAN DAMAGE YOUR HEALTH” Brixham Theatre Play based on hit TV series ‘Only When I Laugh’. 7.30pm. Tickets £10 Adult. .
www.brixhamtheatre.org
9 & 10 June LEMONFEST 2017 Newton Abbot Racecourse Popular local music festival returns again.
www.lemonfest.co.uk
2 - 4 June 2017 KINGSBRIDGE FOOD & MUSIC FESTIVAL
10 & 11 June SLAPTON OPEN GARDENS Slapton Village Ten fascinating private gardens in Slapton village will open in aid of Devon Air Ambulance and the church. Entry maps, raffle tickets and plants for sale in village hall. Cream teas and homemade cakes in the church. entry £5 adults, children free. 2 – 5.30pm.
3 & 4 June TORBAY AIR SHOW Paignton Green Free, family event with lots of entertainment and breathtaking air displays.
torbayairshow.com
8 June “MY SWEET PATOOTIE” – SASSY MODERN VAUDEVILLE, ROOTS & RAGTIME Brixham Theatre Contemporary roots and ragtime at its best; bringing tight vocal harmonies, monstrous guitar, sizzling fiddle and percussion in one perfect package. 7.30pm. Tickets £10 in advance.
9 – 11 June THE CONTEMPORARY CRAFT FESTIVAL Mill Marsh Park, Bovey Tracey Annual fair showcasing over 200 of the uK’s finest designer makers. Lots of entertainment, workshops and talks for all. www.
craftsatboveytracey.co.uk
Kingsbridge A party for the people of Kingsbridge to celebrate the eclectic mix of incredible tastes and sounds that originate from the area. www.
kingsbridgefoodandmusic.org
FILM
DARTMOUTH SOCIETY
UPCOMING FILMS 11th May
EIGHT DAYS A WEEK USA, 2016; 120 minutes Cert 12A. Documentary/Music Culled from more than 100 hours of rare news footage, fan material and the Beatles’own personal archive, Ron Howard’s film follows the band from Ringo’s arrival in 1962 to their final paid live concert in 1966.
25th May SULLY
USA, 2016; 96 minutes Cert 12A. Drama/Biography Film based on the real life “Miracle on the Hudson” when Captain Chesley Sullenberger, manoeuvred his disa- bled plane onto the frigid waters of the Hudson River, saving the lives of all 155 passengers aboard.
8th June
I, DANIEL BLAKE UK, 2016; 100 minutes Cert. 15. Drama Ken Loach’s latest Palme d’Or winner follows the struggle of 59 year old, widowed joiner Daniel Blake who relies on welfare after a heart attack. Daniel joins forces with single moth- er Katie who has her own battle with the bureaucracy of welfare benefits.
22nd June THE EAGLE HUNTRESS Mongolia, 2016; 87 minutes Cert. U. Documentary‘The A 13-year-old girl trains to become the first female in twelve generations of her Kazakh family to become an eagle hunter.
dartmouthfilmsociety.org.uk Facebook.com/dartmouthfilmsociety
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