We invited family and lifestyle blogger Organised Jo to #exploreinexeter with her family, find out all about her day below…. As many of you know we live in South Devon, Torbay in fact, and love our family day outs. They are normally days out to the beach, the countryside or the moors. So when we […]
Head into Exeter for a range of family friendly activities and entertainment this May half term. We’ve put together our top recommendations to enjoy… For under 5’s: Head to the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, to experience ‘Life on the Ocean Floor‘ with your little ones. Explore the magnificent world under the sea with this interactive […]
The National Portrait Gallery, London, has revealed that Exeter’s Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery will be the first venue outside London to host the BP Portrait Award 2017 exhibition. Exhibition venues Following its initial showing at the National Portrait Gallery, London, from 22 June to 24 September, the exhibition will be at RAMM […]
Exeter blogger extraordinaire, Tara’s Busy Kitchen spent a day exploring Exeter’s Cathedral Yard area, at our invitation – find out more about her day ‘as a tourist in her own city’ below I will make no bones about it. I love my city. Exeter is a hotbed of independent shops and cafes alongside the bigger […]
The evenings are long and it’s the perfect time to make the most of being out and about in the city. Exeter has a thriving night time scene with theatres, bars, restaurants, night clubs, cinemas as well as arts centres with comedy nights and live music. We’ve put together our top spots for a great […]
As the days get longer and lighter and spring turns to summer, the Gandy Street Traders will be bringing the summer holidays to Exeter with a spectacular family Summer Cider and Real Ale Festival. On Sunday June 25th the cobbles of Gandy Street will be swamped with street entertainers, barbecues, musicians and crazy games as […]
Taking place 13-21 May 2017, there is a sense of play about this year’s AWE: Street Lab will be putting performers on the pavements, Sophie Clist is turning Exeter Cathedral into a playable instrument, and Juneau Projects will be offering a platform for the ‘Makes of the Multiverse’ to sell their wares in a purpose-built […]