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Aug 04 2026

Looking for an exciting show in Exeter? The University of Exeter offers a vibrant year-round programme of events.

Aug 04 2026

Discover the best places in and around Exeter to watch the partial solar eclipse on 12th August, one of 2026's most spectacular events.

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