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10 What’s On EVENTS • MUSIC • THEATRE • OUT & ABOUT
WALK & TALK (every Thursday am). For more information contact John Salmon, Dartmouth Volunteer Walk leader on 07570 848446 or via email at
walkandtalk@talktalk.net.
16 August Stoke Fleming to Blackpool Sands
23 August Paignton seaside circular
30 August Stoke Fleming to Dartmouth Castle
6 September Berry Head, Brixham circular
13 September Sandquay Wood and Old Mill Creek circular
20 September
Little Dartmouth via Diamond Jubilee Way
27 September Dartmouth town & community orchard
Throughout August/September START POINT LIGHTHOUSE Start Point Come and visit the Lighthouse and take a guided tour. Check website for open dates.
www.startpointdevon.
co.uk Tel: 01803 771802.
Throughout August HANDS ON HISTORY - PIRATES Dartmouth Castle Get set for a summer packed with sea-faring fun with the Hands on History Crew. Join the crew for pirate themed activities and storytelling every day throughout the school holidays.11am – 5pm. www.english-
heritage.org.uk
Until 17 August DARTMOUTH ART SOCIETY SUMMER EXHIBITION 2018 Dartmouth Masonic Hall Annual summer exhibition of work. Free entry and original pictures for sale. Open 10am – 5pm. Contact:
kandmtraynor@btinternet.com
Until 25 August DARTINGTON HALL INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL & MUSIC FESTIVAL
The 70th anniversary event promises a bumper programme packed with acclaimed and innovative artists throughout the 4 weeks. www.
dartington.org
Until 9 September SCULPTURE TRAIL Cockington Park, Torbay New sculptures for the 2018 trail.
www.cockington.org
10 & 11 August ‘OLD HERBACEOUS’ - A NIGHT OF THEATRE Avon Mill Garden Centre Come down to the mill and enjoy an evening described as ‘Downton Abbey with gardening tips.’ 7.30pm. Tel: 01548 550338
11/12 August SOUTH HAMS VINTAGE MACHINE RALLY Sorley Cross, Kingsbridge A local working vintage machine rally showcasing heritage machines. 10am start.
www.shvmc.co.uk
11 -12 August LUPTON FESTIVAL OF HISTORY Lupton House, Brixham Take a trip back in time and join us for a weekend of history in a wonderful setting.
www.luptonfestivalofhistory.co.uk
11 – 18 August SALCOMBE TOWN REGATTA 2018 Salcombe turns on its carnival atmosphere with fun things to do and watch on and off the water. Check Salcombe Town Regatta facebook page.
12 August ROCKFISH CRAB FESTIVAL South Embankment, Dartmouth Come and join in this crabby event with competitions, live music and lots of lovely food.
www.therockfish.co.uk
12 August TORBAY LIFEBOAT DAY Breakwater Beach, Brixham Seaside Special for all the family raising funds and awareness for the vital work of the RNLI. 10am – 10pm.
www.torbaylifeboat.co.uk
13 - 19 August TOTNES CARNIVAL Traditional annual event with lots to entertain the family: children’s fancy dress, odd object competition and grand carnival procession. Check Totnes community carnival facebook page.
13 & 25 August & 3 September PILGRIM HERITAGE SAILING TRAWLER OPEN DAY Town Pontoon, Brixham Come aboard the oldest surviving Brixham trawler and see how they did things in 1895 and explore Brixham’s unique fishing and sailing heritage.
www.pilgrimofbrixham.co.uk
14 August, 18 September GUIDED TOUR OF SHILSTONE HOUSE Shilstone House Guided tour by resident archaeologist Abi Gray exploring history of the site. 2pm £15 per person incl cream tea. To book call 01548 830832 or email abi@
dra.uk.net
15, 21 August, 1, 10 & 21 September NEWTON ABBOT RACES Experience the excitement of an action-packed day at the races and make lasting memories at Newton Abbot Racecourse. www.
newtonabbotracing.com
12 August FROWARD POINT & COLETON CAMP WALK Higher Brownstone Car Park, Kingswear Join South Devon AONB for this walk with spectacular views. Free event. 2 – 4pm.
www.southdevonaonb.org.uk
Don’t forget... Our website also has full event listings and highlights of what’s on locally -
bythedart.co.uk
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