15 TIME OUT It’s a new year with many fun things to do around Devon, so start planning your time out! ALL Aboard the Inspiration Train
Prepare yourself for a very unique travelling exhibition cele- brating the 200th anniversary of the modern railway. Visitors young and old are invited to head to the Totnes Riverside Station at South Devon Railway from 17 – 22 March for the Inspiration Train Exhibition which is packed with amazing stories and interactive fun with its very own Wonderlab on Wheels. FREE but booking advised.
Southdevonrailway.co.uk.
railway200.co.uk
Raise a glass… ….the Beer festival is back at The Flavel from 27 – 29 March. Dartmouth Rotary is offering a ray of spring sunshine with this fun and friendly event raising funds for local charities. Real ales, craft beers and a range of ciders and soft drinks alongside live music acts and some great grub. Tickets £10 including 2 drinks tokens.
Theflavel.org.uk
Top Tip: If wine is more your thing….don’t forget Sandridge Barton, the home of Sharpham Wine in Stoke Gabriel. Join a winery tour, walk around the vineyard, sip something sparkling and tuck into a delicious, locally sourced lunch at their onsite restaurant ‘Roam’.
Sandridgebarton.com
Top Tip: Steam train lovers should think about booking the “Footplate experience” on the Dartmouth Steam Railway – Feel the heat, admire the view and maybe even pull the whistle.
Dartmouthrailriver.co.uk
Top tip: Get ready to get down and dirty on 3 May for the unmissable International Festival of Wormcharming in Blackawton.
Ahoy there Pirates ! Brixham Pirate Festival is on the horizon from 2 - 4 May. This popular and swashbuck- ling event with its very own pirate map and plenty of seaside shenanigans brings the historic harbourside to life with live music, shanty market and living history re-enact- ments. brixhampiratesfestival. com
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