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Bovey Tracey
Craft Festival, brings three unforgettable days of creativity, craft skills, and community to Bovey Tracey in Devon on the edge of Dartmoor.
Craft Festival is one of the UK’s most vibrant and respected craft and design events, attracting visitors…
Exeter
Parish Maps: Then, Now, Next revisits the influential Parish Maps project developed by the arts and environmental charity Common Ground to explore what it means to map place today.
First initiated in 1987, Parish Maps invited artists and…
Exeter
Phantom Threads is a community-focused curatorial project centered around craft, care, accessibility, and intergenerational making featuring work by people working with fibre crafts. It explores how craft carries traces of labour, care, gender…
Exeter
Devon’s bookish event of the year is back! The sixth annual Exeter City of Literature Book Market is set to take over Exeter Quay on Sunday 7th June, from 11am to 4pm.
This year, The Book Market is set to take over Exeter Quay across three distinct…
Exeter
Nowadays, digital culture enters everyone's life through screens, with the image economy spreading at a speed far exceeding that of text. It has become a way of life and a cultural vocabulary, an indispensable part of our lives. However, few people…
Exeter
When the earth holds us quietly, what can we learn? This exhibition explores ecological reconnection and regeneration through art, treating the earth as a living witness. Demonstrating intention and care using natural, foraged, and found materials,…
Exeter
Exeter Phoenix is pleased to present Bootleg Shreg 2, a solo exhibition by Bruce Asbestos. It features paintings, inflatable sculpture and digital artworks that explore the evolving world of Shreg. Shreg is a mutating green cartoon character – an…
Exeter
Welcome to Lightbear Lane Lit Lab: a space for literary and cultural pursuits and interests, to share ideas and help them grow.
We are inviting our Lightbear Lane subscribers and supporters to join us on the second Wednesday of the month for our…
Crediton
The Bookery in partnership with Sustainable Crediton is delighted to welcome David Shukman for a timely and urgent evening marking the publication of his latest book, The Response: A Story of Fire and Flood in Britains New World of Extremes . One…
Haven Road, Exeter
Cost: Free to attend (bring your own book!) | No booking required
Silent Book Club in Exeter happens twice a month at Topsham Brewery — on the first Wednesday and third Monday of every month — and on the last Thursday of the month at 12 Bar Music &…
Cathedral Close, Exeter
Based exclusively on records in the Cathedral Library & Archives, this beginner's workshop is a chance to learn about the Cathedral's Registers of Baptisms, Marriages & Burials and have a go at reading and transcribing some entries.
The practice…
Exeter
Join us in person for Campfire, Exeter's cozy literary salon where stories come alive! This June, experience the June Boom—an evening packed with vibrant readings, lively chats, and a warm community of book lovers. Whether you're a writer, reader,…
Exeter
Communal Doodling and Sharing Session for ND Creatives with Emily Way-Evans from We Are ND.
A relaxed sharing session for the neurodivergent creatives of Exeter to share tools and strategies for working collaboratively, connecting with others, and…
Crediton
The Bookery is delighted to welcome writer and megalith enthusiast Fiona Robertson for an evening of conversation to celebrate the paperback launch of her acclaimed memoir Stone Lands.
Fiona will be joined in conversation by writer, playwright and…
Cathedral Close, Exeter
Explore how the changing seasons have been captured, interpreted and imagined.
From scientific studies of climate to literary reflections on nature's cycles, this display brings together works that reveal how spring, summer, autumn, and winter have…
Exeter
A relaxed, informal drop in workshop for over 16s. Energise your midweek with a bit of creativity, spend time setting some gentle creative goals and create an inspiring mood board to kickstart the next phase of your development. All with great…
Exeter
16+ Smoke/haze, nudity, strong language, birth trauma and mental health themes.
Unreserved seating. Mats, toys and cushions will be available for use.
Exeter
'Body Writes – Creative Space' micro retreat and workshop at Reclaim Festival 2026 with Ceri Baker, former Bard of Exeter.
2 hours of no-pressure creative writing prompts, poetry, yoga stretch, sound and gong bath, space and gentle sharing. With…
Exeter
Join us for a fun, creative workshop, inspired by the Institution's collections or themed according to the time of year.
For ages 5-8, accompanied by a parent/guardian. Booking essential.
Exeter Phoenix, Gandy Street
Experience the craft of traditional wood engraving in this one-day introductory workshop led by Lynn Bailey, exploring the fine graphic techniques long associated with book illustration. You'll be guided step-by-step through preparing a small wood…
Exeter
This is an open day for all who are interested in building models, just looking at the models, or just for a friendly chat about modelling. Everyone welcome free admission. Displays and talks.
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Discover Exeter’s urban nature trail: the Green Circle, a 12-mile circular walking route that connects diverse neighbourhoods, leafy suburbs, and hidden heritage
Join us for a spectacular month-long celebration that showcases the boom of vibrant events, arts, and cultural activities happening throughout Exeter in June. From lively music performances and hilarious comedy shows to fascinating heritage tours and captivating art & literature events, there's something for everyone.
Exeter became the only UK destination in 2019 to be awarded UNESCO City of Literature status, recognised for its 1,000 year unbroken history of making books and popularising reading since the early 13th century.
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