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On the A386 road Bideford to Okehampton
This October Half Term you can discover the secret life of pumpkins - a spooky, hands-on…
Discover 65 acres of magical gardens nestled between Dartmoor and Exmoor. Find an…
Eggesford is a small parish between Exmoor & Dartmoor. It is an ideal destination for…
A traditional market town nestling in the northern foothills of Dartmoor, Okehampton is a…
The Hummingbirds are a professional, close harmony trio delivering cleverly perfected…
This is a new, truly spectacular and mostly traffic free cycle route through rural Devon…
A double bill of tunes from Oxford-based Owl Light Trio, with special guests Dusk (Jo…
What does wild mean to you? For some, its the crash of waves or the howl of a wolf. For…
This half term, The Bookery invites children and families to a magical Halloween workshop…
Join us for an inspiring evening with acclaimed historian, broadcaster and author James…
As well as having a thriving farmers market, Crediton High Street has many local…
Come and join one of our Trustees, Tina Guthrie, as she takes you through learning Karl…
Dan Whitehouse tours his new show A Night of Glass, based on his stunning album The Glass…
Pleasure Dome Theatre, originally in partnership with the National Trust, present…
Come to a delightful afternoon and experience Eastern and Central European music, Jewish…
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