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Toby's Garden Festival is back at Powderham Castle on 28th and 29th April 2023, for its 9th event! It's the perfect way to kick-start your gardening year with expert talks and demos, heaps of horticultural know-how and a wealth of award-winning nurseries, offering quality plants and advice.
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Music staff and ‘A’ level singing students from Exeter School present an entertaining and…
With a fabulous line-up of artists to bring you the very best of the 80s, and an action…
Expect a weekend of fun at the UK's largest independent dog festival this summer!
Bring…
Toby’s Garden Festival is a joint collaboration by gardening broadcaster Toby Buckland…
Autumnal foodie event that celebrates the South West’s finest food and drink producers.…
The ultimate eighties festival with a bangin line-up of retro artist types.
To close the season in our popular festive style, the 10 singers of Amamus Cantare will …
Dive into the ultimate family adventure at Gone Wild Festival with Bear Grylls in…
Meera Maharaj - Flute
Lucy Nolan – Harp
It gives us great pleasure to welcome back…
Solis Trio is a London based, all female brass ensemble who have been playing together…
Currently studying in Berlin, Toby regularly performs in venues across Europe and Canada.…
Join our local expert RSPB guide, Chris Lee, for a series of walks in local Nature…
Imagine if the circus was only for grown-ups… Let us welcome you to our wacky world of…
If you are wanting to find a local choir to join you'll like singing with us in the Rock…
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