66 Festivals & Regattas


Shakespeare Week: 19th


- 23rd July


Dart Music Festival: 6th


- 8th May


Back by popular demand this festival is preparing for its biggest and best ever festival in its 25th birthday year. With over 100 acts performing in over 15 venues situated all around town Dartmouth will be buzzing with something to suit everyone from jazz to folk and latino funk to classical early music. www.dartmusicfestival.co.uk


The Inn Theatre have, for twenty years, been bring- ing Shakespeare to life at Dartmouth Castle. And this year we’re back with, perhaps, our most ambitious production to date to help celebrate that anniversary. Hamlet is Shakespeare’s most complex and de- manding play - not only for audiences but for the company too. Every we year try and challenge ourselves to produce something bigger, bet- ter and more exciting, with the trademark Inn Theatre twist and the hope that we will, once again, present something that is clear, fun and challenging but by no means baffling! Having had to relinquish the Castle for the last two years, everyone involved is ecstatic at being able to present this play in the most atmospheric and historical location - quite apt for Hamlet! Tickets will be available from the end of April and if you’d like to find out more about the company, please the website: www.theinntheatrecompany.co.uk


Dartmouth Food Festival: 21st


- 23rd October


The festival started in 2002 as a few stalls and has now grown into a major event with demon- strations from some of the country’s top chefs. Described in The Telegraph as a ‘heady mix of celebrity chefs, parties, food markets…and tasting shacks’ it attracts visitors from all over the country. www.dartmouthfoodfestival.com for more details.


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