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“a small city with lots of character”
The Arts are well represented here, from quirky independent venues such as the Bike Shed Theatre and Cygnet Theatre supporting new writers and unusual events, to bigger established acts appearing at the Exeter Corn Exchange, Great Hall and Exeter Northcott. Exeter is also a big hit musically with some internationally renowned bands (think Coldplay!). either having met or first performed here.
The diversity of the city’s venues continues to reflect its exciting and expanding music scene, from indie bands at Exeter Cavern, live music at Exeter Phoenix and in the pubs on Gandy Street and the Quayside, to large-scale concerts and outdoor festivals at nearby Powderham Castle and Westpoint Arena.
The historic Exeter Cathedral is home to many cultural events, including classical concerts.
Visit the Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM) for a broad spectrum of touring exhibitions, themed events, community displays and fine art from the city’s own immense collection.
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Cultural highlights for 2018
Exeter Festival Chorus celebrates its 25th anniversary year with a series of concerts in Exeter
Comedy Club at Exeter Corn Exchange
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra at Exeter University Great Hall and Exeter Cathedral Exeter Christmas Market on Cathedral Green
The Exeter Rep presents its Love in Disguise Season at the Barnfield Theatre
See ‘What’s on’ pages (6-13) for dates of the above events.
Exeter’s Fine Art Collection: Modern at RAMM Until 29 April 2018
Turin Brakes at Exeter Phoenix 29 March
Toby’s Garden Festival at Powderham Castle 28 & 29 April
Exeter Festival of South West Food & Drink 5 – 7 May
Exeter Pride 12 May
Pop Art in Print at RAMM 12 May – 26 August
Devon County Show 17 – 19 May
Art Week Exeter 22 – 28 May
Let’s Rock Exeter at Powderham Castle 30 June
Jazz on the Quay on Sundays 24 June – 12 August
Exeter Respect 30 June – 1 July
Exeter Craft Festival & Lammas Fair 5 – 7 July
Devon Voices 1914-1918: Home Front Stories at RAMM 15 September – 31 December
Heritage Open Days 13 – 16 September
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