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of the month with a wide range of wonderful fresh and organic produce, direct from producer and sourced as locally as possible.10am – 3pm.
southhams.markets@
swdevon.gov.uk
19 OCTOBER
Kingsbridge Probus Club Mill Club, Kingsbridge 10.30am. Guest speaker “Climbing Dartmoor Tors”. (01548 560984)
20 OCTOBER Fundraising Event
Crabshell Inn Raising funds for Kingsbridge & Saltstone Caring an evening in company of Calancombe Estate. 6pm. Tickets £15. Email:
info@kascare.uk
24 OCTOBER Walking through time
Bolt Head to Bolt Tail Join County archaeologist, Bill Horner to discover past stories of our landscape from Bronze Age hut circles to medieval warrens and wartime airfields.enquiries@
southdevonaonb.org.uk Tel: 01803 229330
27 OCTOBER Arts Society Kingsbridge Talk
Methodist Hall, Kingsbridge Courtly Life in Mantua by Dan Evans. All welcome - no need to be a member - £8 donation requested from visitors.
Theartscociety.org/ kingsbridge
29 & 30 OCTOBER Funky Llama Festival
Central Park, Plymouth Theatre Royal Plymouth’s flagship community and inclusive event. Join us for some Big Top magic and funky Halloween fun. With wild costumers, wacky workshops and magical moments for everyone to enjoy, this is the festival fix you’ve needed after lockdown.
Theatreroyal.com
30 OCTOBER CHSW Hallowe’en Fair
Market Square, Dartmouth Halloween excitement with a Children’s Halloween Fancy Dress Competition with prizes, 24 stalls selling lovely crafts, cards, books, art, jewellery, cakes, gifts and much, much more including balloon sculpturing. All proceeds to Children’s Hospice South West. Contact Sue at
tweed833@btinternet.com for further details.
4 NOVEMBER Building Exeter Cathedral
Devon Rural Archive, Shilstone House A talk by John Allan. 6.30pm. Tickets £5 and they must be purchased in advance as numbers are limited. Contact: 01548 830832 or email
office@dra.uk.net.
5 NOVEMBER JMW Turner in the West Country
Cliff House, Salcombe Salcombe Art Club host this talk by Nicholas Reese, renowned authority on the life and workds of Turner. 7pm. Tickets from Salcombe Tourist Info Office.
25 – 28 NOVEMBER Illuminate Light Festival
Royal William Yard, Plymouth The historic yard and surrounding areas will come alive with stunning projection mapping, interactive pieces and playful light art installations. FREE.
26 – 28 NOVEMBER Crux Craft Fair
Rattery Village Hall Beautiful and unique crafts handmade by selected designers. 2021 will be our twenty-fifth year and we’re happy to be firmly established as the Southwest premier craft fair.
Cruxcraftfair.co.uk
6 & 7 NOVEMBER Stitchfest
Newton Abbot Racecourse Come and join us for a fun weekend of workshops, talks and yarn-related happiness - and stock up on some really gorgeous yarns, fibre and accessories to take home! Stitchfest.
co.uk
11 NOVEMBER Dart Valley u3a Talk
The Flavel Dartmouth Being a Yeoman Warder by John Keohane. 10am https://www.
u3asites.org.uk/dartvalley
26 & 27 NOVEMBER William Shakespeare’s Henry V
Brixham Theatre Performing Shakespeare’s original text, set in a post- apocalyptic world after a natural disaster.
Southdevonplayers.com
27 & 28 NOVEMBER Winter Fest Christmas Fair
Torre Abbey This charming event offers visitors the chance to buy a range of unique handmade Christmas gifts, as well as perhaps indulging in a glass of mulled wine. 10am – 5pm
torre-abbey.org.uk
16 NOVEMBER Kingsbridge Probus Club
Mill Club, Kingsbridge 10.30am. Guest Speaker “The Battle of Gettysburg” (01548 560984).
24 NOVEMBER Arts Society Kingsbridge Talk
Methodist Hall, Kingsbridge From Russia with Love – 19th Century Russian Art. All welcome - no need to be a member - £8 donation requested from visitors.
Theartscociety.org/kingsbridge
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