6 What’s on
UNTIL 15 OCTOBER England’s Seafood Feast
Various locations around Torbay A range of different events around the Bay hosting a feast for all the senses. Immerse yourself in music, talks, the sea, theatre and of course seafood.
Englishriviera.co.uk
UNTIL 29 OCTOBER
Summer Sculpture Trail Cockington Court Walk around the grounds of Cockington Court and enjoy the stunning display of contemporary sculptures.
Cockingtoncourt.org
6 – 8 OCTOBER
Salcombe Live Festival The event returns with a pared down programme of very special music and comedy events. Ticket only.
Salcombe-live.co.uk
7 – 29 OCTOBER Autumn wonders at Greenway/
Coleton Fishacre Escape into the wonder of the season this October with a family friendly garden trail.
Nationaltrust.org
7 & 21 OCTOBER AND 5 & 18 NOVEMBER
Kingsbridge Farmers’ market
Kingsbridgefarmersmarket.co.uk
10 OCTOBER
Shilstone House Tour Resident archaeologist, Abigail Gray, will lead a guided tour of the house and gardens. Guests will explore the history of the site through its surviving archaeology and rare architectural features before seeing the results of the restoration, including the recently completed panelled drawing room. 2.30pm. Booking essential. Devonruralarchive. com or 01548 830832.
11 & 12 OCTOBER
Brixham Fish Market Tours Get a fascinating insight into behind- the-scenes operations at England’s largest fish market finished with a full Brixham breakfast at Rockfish. 6.20 – 9.30am.
therockfish.co.uk
15 OCTOBER
Cockington Apple Day Bring your own or gather apples from Cockington Court’s own orchard and marvel at the traditional apple press. There are plenty of activities for the whole family including arts and crafts, live music and carriage rides (must be pre-booked), and many market stalls selling food, drinks and crafts.
Cockington.org
21 & 22 OCTOBER Harvest Weekend
Buckland Abbey, Yelverton Come and see the picturesque harvest displays
11 & 12 OCTOBER
Kingsbridge Craft Market Unique crafts, locally created by talented makers.
12 OCTOBER Dart Valley u3a Talk
The Flavel Britain’s Ancient Forest Legacy and Lore: A Tour of Britain’s Historic Forest Through Ancient Trees. Julian Hight explores the story of Britain’s ancient forest told through the remaining ancient trees and surviving customs. Accompanied by specially written forest music and archive photography. Further information on https:// u3a
sites.org.uk/dartvalley/events
14 – 29 OCTOBER
South Hams Arts Forum Arts Trail This two week trail is an exciting opportunity to meet and buy from local artists in their studios and interesting venues. This year is the biggest yet with over 70 Artists participating all around the South Hams.
October/November
of produce grown at Buckland Abbey and learn about the history of Buckland as a working estate.
Nationaltrust.org.uk
21 OCTOBER – 24 FEBRUARY 2024 Egyptian Hieroglyphs: Unlock the Mystery
Torquay Museum The touring British Museum exhibition comes to Torquay - Unlock the mystery of Egyptian hieroglyphs and discover how their decipherment revealed three thousand years of human history.
Torquaymuseum.org
21 & 22 OCTOBER SUP The Creek
Kingsbridge Estuary A 2-day event with 3 races of varying distances (1km, 6km and 12.5km) to appeal to all levels of paddleboarders. A fun weekend of racing - hope for good weather.
Waterborn.uk.com
20, 21 & 22 OCTOBER
Dartmouth food festival see feature in this issue
FROM 20 OCTOBER Dartmouth Galleries: Exhibitions
Coombe Gallery, Foss Street ‘NOW & THEN’ - JAMES STEWART
Dart Gallery, Lower Street ‘HEY PRESTO SWINE!’ - JIM MOIR (VIC REEVES) SOLO SHOW
Gallery 5, Foss Street ‘RHYTHMS OF THE TIDE’
- HETTIE PITMAN
Triton Gallery, Foss Street ‘CITYSCAPES’ - HENDERSON CISZ
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