Library & Archives In Focus: Between the Covers
Tel: 01392285983

Tel: 01392285983
People leave the strangest things inside books: we have found everything from pressed ferns, drawings and poems to newspaper cuttings, letters and photographs – and even a pair of scissors and a 17th century French playing card!
Come and explore with us some of the fascinating items we've found between the covers of books.
This is a free drop-in session. No booking is required.
Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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Standard | Free |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
Library & Archives In Focus: Between the Covers (4 Dec 2025) | ||
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Day | Times | |
Thursday | 13:00 | - 15:00 |
Devon Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Leo Guyer
Programme:
- Glinka: Overture…
In this practical session, you will explore remarkable early printed books in the…
All are welcome to this special event in Exeter Cathedral's wonderful Chapter House to…
The Dean and Chapter are delighted to invite you to a Service of Thanksgiving and…
This fascinating behind-the-scenes tour takes you into the roof void high above the Nave,…
London Concertante brings Vivaldi’s masterpiece to life in a wonderful concert featuring…
Enjoy a spectacular candlelight piano recital including Beethoven's masterpiece The…
This is just a fantastic tour for those who want an in depth introduction to the…
Exeter-based duo Abbe Martin and Hannah Wood dovetail beautifully on their debut album,…
Join us for an 'In Conversation with…', this time with Ned Remington – Climate Activist,…
Enjoy the awe-inspiring sound of the Cathedral’s magnificent organ as the evening sun…
The Sixteen is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its annual Choral Pilgrimage tour.…
We welcome Bristol Ensemble and international soloists to perform the world premire of…
The annual Autumn Fair returns. Join us on the 1st and 2nd of October in the cathedral…
Tchaikovskys elegant Nutcracker Suite leads on from Brahms serious Hungarian Dance No.5,…
Cathedral Players are back with their production of Oscar Wildes The Importance of Being…