7 What’s on
5 October – 10 January Field of Light Artist Bruce Munro’s light-based installation on show opposite Salcombe harbour fundraising for RNLI 200th anniversary.
Salcombefieldoflight.com
15 November – 15 December Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market Devon’s biggest Christmas market with over 100 festive chalets.
Exeter-cathedral.org.uk
15 November – 1 January Plymouth’s Winter Wonderland Central Park, Plymouth The magical winter festival is back with ice rink, music and lights.
Plymouthwinterwonderland.co.uk
22 November – 24 December Winter Wonderland Northernhay Gardens Exeter Everything you would expect with ice rink, Santa’s grotto, Naughty Elf Workshop, sweet treats and festive food and drinks.
Exeterwinterwonderland.co.uk
29 November – 30 December Christmas Train of Lights Dartmouth Steam Railway The sparkling train returns to light up the winter nights. Get your tickets quick.
Dartmouthrailriver.co.uk
29 November – 29 December The Polar Express Train Ride South Devon Railway, Buckfastleigh Dive into the sights, sounds and intrigue of the classic children’s tale.
Southdevonrailway.co.uk
29 November – 2 January Bay of Lights Torquay waterfront 1.5 accessible trail with 18 large light installations offering stunning digital light shows with music. 4.30pm – late.
30 November & 1 December Fire, Romance and Myth: Torbay Symphony Orchestra Dartington Hall Four ground-breaking masterpieces
Field of Light
that blazed the trail for 20th century music inspire a unique and exciting weekend of concerts, composition and dance workshops, puppetry, piano masterclasses and talks.
Dartington.org
2 – 24 December Christmas Craft Market Market Hall, Fore Street, Kingsbridge An amazing range of unique crafts, locally created by talented makers. 10am – 4.30pm (closed Sundays).
3, 10, 17 December Totnes Christmas Market & Late Night Shopping Festive entertainment, artisan stalls with all the magic and sparkle that comes with Christmas. 3 – 9pm.
5 December Christmas Market Dartmouth Yacht Club Raising funds for the new RNLI Lifeboat station in Dartmouth with a range of handmade products and food. 5 – 9pm.
5 December Lecture - The Great Fire of Crediton Shilstone House Join Crediton-based historian Tony Gale to hear about the particularly dramatic and destructive Great Fire of Crediton in 1743. 7 – 8pm. Book online.
Shilstonedevon.com
6 December, 14 January, 18 February Dartmouth Chamber of Commerce Open Meeting Dartmouth Yacht Club 6pm meeting followed by Christmas drinks.
Dartmouthchamber.co.uk
Winter 24/25
If you have an event you would like featured in the next issue please email the details to:
emma@southdevonmagazines.co.uk Local events happening in Dartmouth and the surrounding area December 2024 – February 2025
6 December Wood and Ice – Integrity and the North West Passage Brixham Theatre An inspirational 45 minute illustrated presentation by Will Starling followed by the story of the historic sailing trawler Vigilance. 7pm. Box office: 01803 415987.
6 December (St George’s Church, Dittisham) 7 December (St Edmunds Church, Kingsbridge) The Glory of Christmas Concert A seasonal programme including carols, music and readings including Rudyard Kipling, John Betjeman and Charles Dickens.
Lyricchamberorchestra.com
7 – 24 December Santa in the Caves Kents Cavern Join this interactive pantomime experience where you’ll meet a host of colourful characters as you journey through the decorated caves.
Kents-cavern.co.uk
7 December CHSW Christmas Fair Dartmouth Market This popular fair returns to raise much needed funds for Children’s Hospice South West. Gifts, cakes, crafts and carols from 10am – 3pm. Contact Sue: 07955 197721.
7 December Britannia Choral Society Christmas Concert St Saviour’s Church, Dartmouth The programme will include Vivaldi’s Gloria, Haydn’s Missa Brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo (Little Organ Mass) and Holst’s Christmas Day, along with Christmas carols for all. 7.30pm.
Britanniachoir.org
7 December BRNC Christmas Concert The Flavel The BRNC concert band will be delighting audiences with a fully interactive concert with singalong Christmas carols and classics. 7.30pm.
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