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September events for the diary 20 September 2020


OPEN FARM SUNDAY Hundreds of farms across the UK will throw open their gates so circle the date in your diary. With each farm hosting events based around their own individual story activities may include a farm walk, nature trail, tractor & trailer rides, activities for kids and mini farmers markets. Why not check out the goats and their ice cream at Dartington Farm (dartington.org) and visit www.farmsunday.org for other partipating venues.


27 SEPTEMBER SALCOMBE CRABFEST Postponed from May this annual celebra- tion of all things crab has activities for the children, fantastic chef demonstrations, wonderful food and drink, live music and shopping opportunities galore. The event is completely free to attend and is entirely in aid of charity, this year raising funds for Dementia and Alzheimer’s organisations locally. salcombecrabfest.co.uk


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12 – 27 September DEVON OPEN STUDIOS In line with lockdown easing restrictions artists’ studios will open across the county. Take a self-guided art tour to meet artists around the countryside with the opportunity to purchase affordable art direct from the maker. Devonartistnetwork.co.uk


FUN FOR FOODIES Farmers markets have opened up around the county and Devon has a wealth of local produce that has kept us all well fed and watered during lockdown. Buy local produce such as meat, honey and locally caught fish & shell fish from Jilly’s farm shop and Mark Lobb in the Market Square. Dartmouth: second Saturday of the month 9am – 1pm – check dartmouthtowncouncil.gov.uk Kingsbridge: 9am – 1pm first and third Saturday of the month. (check facebook page) Totnes – Friday & Saturday weekly on the Civic Square and Good Food Sunday – 21 July, 18 August, 15 September (totnesgoodfood.co.uk)


Plan Ahead ! With current and ever changing


conditions please check ahead on websites and social media


and be aware that many activities and attractions must be booked in advance.


Times they are a’changing!


Ferry timetables have been affected by lockdown. Please check websites and social media before travelling: Lower Ferry – last ferry (from Dmth) currently 8.55pm (southhams.gov.uk) Passenger Ferry – last ferry 6.30pm (dartmouthrailriver.co.uk) Higher Ferry - last ferry (from Dmth) currently 9.00pm (Dkfb.co.uk)


Look out for the August issue of By the Dart (to be published 19 August) for more up to date information on attractions and future events.


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