17 TIME OUT
Festival Fever It’s festival season and hopefully the sun will be joining us outdoors. Aside from our very own Dart Music Festival there’s a lot going on with something for everyone, including food, family, nature, music and a lot of fun! Some to look out for include….
11 May - Exeter Pride 24 – 27 May - Exeter Fest 31 May– 2 June - FlavourFest Plymouth 31 May- 2 June - Kingsbridge Food & Music Festival 7 – 9 June - Craft Festival, Bovey Tracey 7 - 9 June - Exeter Food & Drink Festival 20 – 23 June - Kingsbridge Nature Festival
FlavourFest, Plymouth
Devon County Show: Devonshire Balloon &
Music Festival Head to Exeter Racecourse on 25 & 25 May and prepare to be wowed by over 30 hot air balloons taking flight over Exeter along with a circus tent full of activities and some tribute music acts in the evening to get you dancing like a diva.
16-18 May Do you love animals, tractors, heavy horses, food, music, dog shows, scurry racing, funfairs, crafts, gardens, shopping as well as anything and everything associated with country life in Devon? Then you will LOVE Devon County Show. Head to Westpoint Arena outside Exeter.
Devoncountyshow.co.uk
Walk this May It is officially National Walking Month and with 22 miles of coastline and 20 beaches on offer, there’s something for everyone at the English Riviera Walking Festival: 4 – 19 May. With lots of daylight and better weather this is a great chance to learn a bit more about this area. Aside from the spectacular views and abundance of wildlife to spot you can sign up to guided walks with literary, historical, natural, archaeological and foodie themes. All levels of fitness are catered for and don’t forget to make the most of the local pitstops along the way.
Rivierawalking.co.uk
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