7 What’s on


Until 1 November Cockington Sculpture Trail Cockington, Torbay The annual trail returns with over 30 sculptures inspired by the magic of the movies. Cockingtoncourt.org


August/September Cave Cinema Kents Cavern, Torquay Grab your popcorn and head underground to this atmospheric pop up cinema showing cult classics, family favourites and spine-chilling horrors. Kents-cavern.co.uk


Until 5 September Art on Your Doorstep Torbay


A unique outdoor exhibition featuring life-sized reproductions of masterpieces from the National Gallery. Free and open-air exhibition stretching from Torre Abbey to Torquay Harbour. Torre-abbey.org.uk


August- September 2026


If you have an event you would like featured in the next issue please email the details to: emma@southdevonmagazines.co.uk Local events happening in Dartmouth and the surrounding area


Until 13 September Guiding Lights Trail Plymouth More than 40 beautifully designed lighthouse sculptures guide visitors on a magical journey through the city’s streets and waterfront raising funds and awareness for St Luke’s Hospice. Stlukes-hospice.org.uk


15, 22 & 30 August. 12 & 13 September Vineyard Vibes Sandridge Barton Vineyard Soak up the afternoon tunes in the sun alongside a perfectly chilled glass of local wine. Sandridgebarton.com


15 August & 5, 19 September, 3 October Kingsbridge Farmers’ Market Local produce from local people. Kingsbridgefarmersmarket.co.uk


16 August Caribbean Night Blackpool Sands The fantastic Shine Steel Band will be returning to provide the perfect Caribbean soundtrack while the café serves up delicious food and refreshing drinks for an unforgettable evening by the sea. 6 – 9pm.


16 August Wandering Folk: Songs & Reflections Sharpham Estate Explore the landscape of Sharpham through sound, song and a gentle walk through the rewilding fields with folk musician Ellie Beare. 10.15am – 11.45am. sharphamtrust.org


18 & 25 August, 8, 15, 22 & 29 September Brixham Fish Market Tours Enjoy a behind the scenes tour of


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