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6 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.
9 May Sandquay Wood and Old Mill Creek circular
16 May Churston Greenway circular walk
23 May Torcross to Beesands circular
30 May Dartmouth castle & coves
6 June Berry Head circular
13 June Hoodown Woods, Kingswear
20 June The Diamond Jubilee Way
27 June Kingswear circular
1 – 31 May DELAMORE ARTS 2019 Delamore Estate, Ivybridge Annual art and sculpture exhibition every day in May.
www.delamore-art.
co.uk
3 – 5 May BMAD FESTIVAL Paignton Seafront Probably the biggest biker, music and beer festival in the South West of England raising funds for local charities.
Bmad.co.uk
3 – 12 May MODBURY MAY FAIR This year’s theme is Storybook Favourites. Along with all the usual favourites, there will be lots of new additions, such as the opening of the Galpin Street Community Orchard, a car-boot sale, a Tug-of-War competition and the much loved fairground. Contact: clareowen1@
googlemail.com
4 May SEE THE 400 PENNANTS CLOSE UP Flavel Church, Dartmouth An exhibition of the many and varied pennants being made by a band of handicrafters for the Mayflower 400
celebrations. 10am-3.00pm. Entry £1 to include a raffle ticket. Contact: Rose Williams 07967 733301.
4 – 6 May BRIXHAM PIRATE FESTIVAL Brixham Harbour A swashbuckling mix of piratical fun and entertainment! Brixhampirates. com
4 – 6 MAY EXETER FESTIVAL OF SOUTH WEST FOOD & DRINK Northernhay Gardens, Exeter An award winning event with top-notch South West food and drink with demonstrations, workshops, stalls and live music.
Exeterfoodanddrinkfestival.co.uk
5 May WORMCHARMING 2019 Blackawton Blackawton’s infamous and unique community event! Bring the family and join in the fun. Wormcharming.
co.uk
5 May SALCOMBE CRABFEST Salcombe Crabfest returns for lots of fun for all the family. Entertainment, competitions and lots of crabs!
Salcombecrabfest.co.uk
8 May & 5 June FAMILIES FOR CHILDREN ADOPTION EVENT Higher Mill, Buckfastleigh Learn about becoming an adopter. 10am – 12.15pm. Tel: 01364 645480 for an appointment. www.
familiesforchildren.org.uk
8 & 29 May,12 & 26 June BRIXHAM FISH MARKET TOUR Come and see the auction in action followed by a Rockfish fish breakfast. 6am – 8.30am. Booking essential - email
bfmt2014@gmail.com.
9 May U3A TALK: A TRIP DOWN THE RIVER CHARENTE The Flavel, Dartmouth Brian Freeland will talk about this historic and beautiful river. 10am. All welcome. Tel: 07722 605930.
10 May MARCIA WILLETT BOOK SIGNING Dartmouth Bookseller, Foss Street Come and meet popular writer Marcia Willett as she talks about her new book Reflections. 1pm
dartmouthbookseller.co.uk
11 May, 23 June HALF PRICE SURFING LESSON Discovery Surf School, Bigbury A two hour surfing lesson for beginner level, for adults and children (aged 6+). 2 – 3.30pm. Booking essential - email martin@
discoverysurf.com or call 07813 639 622.
13 May TALK: THE GENIUS OF ROBERT ADAM The Flavel, Dartmouth A talk by Christopher Rogers. 2.30pm. theartssocietydartmouthandkingswe
ar.org.uk
14 May, 18 June GUIDED TOUR OF SHILSTONE HOUSE Shilstone House, Modbury Guided tour by resident archaeologist. 2pm. £15 inc tea. Booking essential. Tel: 01548 830832.
16 & 30 May, 13 June SOUTH HAMS WRITERS GROUP Kingsbridge Rest Centre Come along to share your work, listen to others and gain inspiration along the way. 2 – 4pm. Contact Meg Foster on 01752 892481
16 – 18 May DEVON COUNTY SHOW Westpoint Showground, Exeter The county’s biggest show with animals, machinery, displays, competitions and lots more. www.
devoncountyshow.co.uk
17 & 27 May PILGRIM – OPEN DAY Brixham Harbour Come aboard the oldest surviving sailing trawler. See how they did things in 1895 and explore Brixham’s unique fishing and sailing heritage. 1.30pm.
pilgrimofbrixham.org
Don’t forget... Our website also has full event listings and highlights of what’s on locally -
bythedart.co.uk
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