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On the A386 road Bideford to Okehampton
Admire artwork by artists from all over the country, large and small, set against a…
Make RHS Glow your brightest Christmas tradition yet!
As twilight falls on selected…
Don't panic about your gift list this year – just bring it to one of the 3 weekend fairs…
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…
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…
Tim tours the world and records with major names in Celtic/Contemporary roots music,…
With their landmark 5th album, *Personae*, husband and wife duo Kathryn Roberts and Sean…
Join us for a captivating evening exploring the deep connections between birds, place,…
As well as having a thriving farmers market, Crediton High Street has many local…
Christmas Cantata by Geoffrey Bush with Katie Leaver (Solo soprano) and Luke Tayler…
Make festive yule log decorations for your home, with Teresa Rodrigues.
Cut out and decorate decorations for your tree. Pick up a week later, with Lynda Burton
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