12 What’s On August & September
2 September TOTNES PRIDE 2017 Totnes A community event with core principles of inclusivity, empowerment, diversity and equality.
www.proud2be.co.uk
2 September KINGSBRIDGE SHOW 2017 Borough Farm This is a fantastic day out for all the family offering classes in horses, cattle, sheep, homecraft, young farmers, horticulture, floral art and domestic pets. www.
kingsbridgeshowc.o.uk
2 September KINGSWEAR FUN DAY 2017 Jubilee Park & Waterhead Creek Classic village event with old favourites like the dog show, classic car display, duck race, food and drinks as well as some new ‘stuff’ to keep the family amused! 12noon - 4.30pm. For further info Tel: 01803 752928.
7 – 10 September HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 2017 Various locations including National Trust venues, South Devon Railway A national event celebrating england’s fantastic architecture and culture. Free access to properties that are either usually closed to the public or normally charge for admission. www.
heritageopendays.org.uk
8 - 10, 15 - 17 & 22 - 24 September THE TALE Torbay An adventurous arts event for explorers of all ages, which will take you on a voyage of discovery around the coastal area of Torbay, inspired by ideas by writer philip Hoare. www.
the-tale.co.uk
9 September FISHSTOCK Brixham Harbour The annual and award winning seafood and music Festival supporting The Fishermen’s mission Charity.
www.fishstockbrixham.co.uk
SATURDAY 9th SEPTEMBER 2017
9 & 10 September DART 10K Open Water swim not for the fainthearted from Totnes to Dittisham. Places all taken but plenty to watch and take part in. www.
outdoorswimmingsociety.com
9 September ROWCROFT 5K BUBBLE RUSH Torbay Velopark Walk or toddle the family friendly 5k route while getting showered in 1000s of bright and light foamy bubbles.
www.rowcroft-hospice.org.uk
9 & 10 September SELF BUILD & DESIGN SHOW Westpoint Arena, Exeter The place to be for all your self build needs.
www.selfbuildanddesign.com
STOKE FLEMING CRICKET CLUB
CELEBRITY WEEKEND All welcome
Stoke Fleming CC vs Celebrity XI Including:
Andrew Caddick, Phil de Glanville, Jonathan Callard,
Jonnie Irwin and Martyn Ball
Play starts at 12.30pm Cricket Ground Venn Lane, Stoke Fleming TQ6 0QN
All afternoon Family BBQ and Sponsored Bar
9 September CELEBRITY WEEKEND CRICKET MATCH Stoke Fleming Cricket Club Great afternoon’s entertainment with the stoke Fleming CC vs Celebrity XI. Family bbQ and sponsored bar. 12.30 – 4pm.
9 – 24 September DEVON OPEN STUDIOS venues around Devon A unique opportunity to meet artists in their studios and to buy art direct from the creator. www.
devonartistnetwork.co.uk
1000s of boating & sailing bargains
Saturday June 2nd 2012 Newton Abbot Racecourse
Why not bring a small boat to sell or a car boot full of nautical bits for only £20! For more information call Lucy on 01803 835915,
pop into Compass Books on Bayards Cove or check us out on line.
www.compassevents.co.uk
Why not bring a small boat to sell or a car boot full of nautical bits for only £20! For more information call Tim on 07831 337951 Check us out online or on Facebook – Compass Boat Jumbles
Devon Boat Jumble Saturday 16th
September 2017 Newton Abbot Racecourse from 10am Gate opens 10am - Adults £3 - children / parking free - dogs on leads welcome Entrance Fee £3.50 for adults with accompanied children and car park free
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