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Enjoy Exeter this April with a fantastic line-up of free events and activities across the city.
From photograph, cinema and children's exhibitions to seasonal markets and a new programme of Red Coat Tours, there’s something for everyone. Embrace the longer daylight hours, explore local culture, and make the most of what Exeter has to offer - all without spending a penny!
Olly Woodburn – The Limited Edition Collection
Until 22nd April
Head to Exeter Custom House for a unique photographic exhibition by Olly Woodburn. The Exeter Chiefs star shares his creativity off the pitch with a striking collection capturing movement, landscapes and everyday moments in Exeter and around the world. Enjoy a behind-the-scenes glimpse into life at the club and see the city through a fresh perspective. Prints and books are available, supporting Exeter Chiefs Foundation and Restart Rugby.
RAMM
Home to fascinating collections spanning art, history and world cultures, RAMM is a must-visit for all ages. Don’t miss Wow! Amazing Science in Children’s Books, a family-friendly exhibition that brings science to life through vibrant illustrations and surprising facts. Perfect for curious minds, it explores the wonders of the world in a fun and engaging way. Whether you’re planning a family day out or a cultural visit, RAMM offers something for everyone - right in the heart of Exeter, and completely free to enjoy.
Red Coat Guides
Discover Exeter with the Red Coat Guides, one of our city’s best-loved free attractions. This April, their new programme of guided tours launches, offering fresh opportunities to explore Exeter’s rich history, hidden corners and fascinating stories. Led by passionate and knowledgeable volunteers, these walks bring the city to life, from ancient landmarks to quirky local tales. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a long-time local, there’s always something new to learn. Simply turn up and join a tour (no booking required) and enjoy a unique, informative and completely free way to experience Exeter.
Silent Book Club
Wednesday 1st, Monday 20th, and Thursday 30th April
Looking to read more this year? Exeter’s free Silent Book Club has expanded to three events each month so now there's even more quality time to curl up with a good book. Join fellow bibliophiles for a relaxed evening of reading, socialising and optional drinks at Topsham Brewery and new venue, 12 Bar Music & Social.
Bill Douglas Cinema Museum
The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum is a must-visit for anyone fascinated by film and moving image history - and best of all, it’s free to explore. Home to the UK’s leading collection in its field, the museum houses over 90,000 items, with more than 1,000 on display. As an accredited museum and research facility at the University of Exeter, it offers a fascinating journey through cinema’s past. Don’t miss the new exhibition, Land of the Pharaohs: Egypt on Screen, exploring how ancient Egypt has been brought to life on film.
Quayside Farmers Market
Saturday 18th April
A highlight of Exeter’s vibrant food scene, the Quayside Farmers Market the perfect free outing this April. Set against the historic and picturesque quay, it’s a great place to browse, sample and soak up the atmosphere while supporting local farmers, bakers and producers. Discover a fantastic range of fresh, seasonal produce and artisan goods, all showcasing the very best of the region. Whether you’re picking up ingredients, enjoying a leisurely stroll, or meeting the people behind the products, it’s a brilliant way to experience Exeter’s community spirit.
Check out our What's On guide for more events this month.
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Find out more about the city’s turbulent history on a free guided walking tour with the Red Coat Guides, running daily throughout the year.
A museum dedicated to the audience's experience of the moving image. Explore the visual culture from magic lanterns to the latest blockbusters. The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum is an ACE Accredited public museum dedicated to our experience of the moving image. Visitors can explore popular visual culture through exhibits of toys, artefacts, images, and memorabilia from the seventeenth century to the present day.
Victorian on the outside but a cornucopia of every era inside, a visit to this multi award-winning museum should not be missed.
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