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18 – 19 JULY CLASSIC CHANNEL REGATTA These 2 days of racing for classic yachts and dayboats in Start Bay kick off the week-long Classic Channel Regatta between Devon and Paimpol in Brittany. Dartmouthclassics.org.uk


20 – 27 JULY KINGSBRIDGE FAIR WEEK An action-packed week of celebration and entertainment in the town with music, games, fun fair and the popular carnival procession. www. kingsbridgefairweek.co.uk


28 JULY TOTNES & DISTRICT SHOW A family day out with plenty of animals and all day entertainment. totnesshow.com


30 JULY – 3 AUGUST DARTMOUTH SHAKESPEARE WEEK This year the Inn Theatre Company will return to Dartmouth Castle to perform the comedy Much Ado About Nothing. Theinntheatrecompany.co.uk


2 - 4 AUGUST TORBAY STEAM FAIR Attracting steam enthusiasts from far and wide this 3 day festival has lots to entertain the whole family with engines aplenty, fairground rides, classic and vintage vehicles. Torbaysteamfair.co.uk


3 – 10 AUGUST SALCOMBE REGATTA Beside the sea and mostly free with fun for all the family and magnificent fireworks. Salcombe-regatta.co.uk


3 – 11 AUGUST CHORALFEST 2024 Dartington’s famous Music Summer


School takes a new format this year with ChoralFest 2024. Led by renowned course director Gavin Carr, the programme will focus on Rachmaninov’s 1915 All-Night Vigil (Vespers), culminating in a public performance on the Saturday evening. Dartington.org


14 & 15 AUGUST PLYMOUTH FIREWORK CHAMPIONSHIPS Six top pyrotechnic companies light up the skies above Plymouth Hoe hoping to be crowned champion with their spectacular displays. Britishfireworks.co.uk


7 SEPTEMBER KINGSBRIDGE SHOW A day out for all the family with animals, crafts, tractors, food and lots of open-air fun. kingsbridgeshow.co.uk


7 – 15 SEPTEMBER THE AGATHA CHRISTIE FESTIVAL The queen of crime is celebrated in her hometown of Torquay with an extensive programme of talks, screening and events. iacf-uk.org


7 – 22 SEPTEMBER DEVON OPEN STUDIOS A unique opportunity to meet and buy from local artists in their studios. devonartistnetwork.co.uk


14 & 15 SEPTEMBER SEAFEST PLYMOUTH A celebration of our amazing ocean and the delicious seafood it provides. Visitplymouth.co.uk


17 AUGUST DITTISHAM/DITSUM REGATTA A fun filled event for all the family with a host of water and land based events and child friendly activities. Check facebook page for more details.


23 - 26 AUGUST TORBAY ROYAL REGATTA Torbay puts out the flags with 3 days of racing on the water alongside plenty of entertainment around the harbour. englishriviera.co.uk


29 – 31 AUGUST DARTMOUTH ROYAL REGATTA The town and the river come alive with people, boats and activities. Sailing, rowing, road races, family fun, music, entertainment and the much loved fireworks. Dartmouthregatta.co.uk


20 & 21 SEPTEMBER DARTMOUTH BOOK FESTIVAL The Flavel A new event in partnership with Browser Books, The Community Bookshop and Dartmouth Library. Watch this space and local socials for further information.


4 - 6 OCTOBER SALCOMBE LIVE This festival is looking forward to its 5th


event with a standout


programme of live music, jazz and blues and stand-up comedy. salcombe-live.co.uk


25 – 27 OCTOBER DARTMOUTH FOOD FESTIVAL A bustling event full of the best of food and drink in the South West and celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2024. Featuring a unique mix of top class chefs, stalls, demonstrations, tasting shacks and much more… dartmouthfoodfestival.com


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