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Exeter
Topsham Community Market is held every Saturday indoors at Matthews Hall in Topsham near Exeter from 8:30am to 1pm.
A vibrant market with a range of food stalls as well as clothing, craft, antiques and plenty of other types of exciting stalls.
STANLEY
Join the South Causey Dog Walking Club every 1st Saturday of the month at 10 am for a picturesque stroll through the beautiful Beamish Valley.
On your return, the dog-friendly Bar and Snug will be open for Hot Cuppas and Lunch. Don't worry if…
GATESHEAD
In 1909 local solicitor Joseph Shipley’s large art collection was bequeathed to the public, together with the funding to build a Gallery in which to display it. This new display showcases highlights from Shipley’s collection, celebrating the…
Bath
Second Sunday of every month: Slap bang in the heart of Bath is a vibrant, monthly, Sunday market that plays host to over 70 stalls.
Bath
Every Saturday: Milsom Place offers a new weekly artisan food market showcasing local and regional produce and speciality food.
Bath
2018: Open air, undercover vintage and antique market in central Bath located in the historic Green Park Station.
Bodmin
Every 3rd Saturday in the month and a cracking Plant Nursery to visit too...!
Newcastle Upon Tyne
A new gallery which brings the 300 year history of England's Northern Cavalry regiments to life, through fascinating historic artefacts, and hands-on activities and displays.
Charge! The Story of England's Northern Cavalry unites the…
Gateshead
Bring the little ones along to Rhymetime and enjoy lots of singing, dancing and fun. This fun-filled event is for parents and Under 5s. Free to join in!
EXETER
A celebration of the abstract work of the distinguished West Country artist Brian Rice. This exhibition includes his paintings and prints created over the last 60 years. Work includes his vibrant multi-canvas painting ‘Green Cross’, from his…
Bath
Every Saturday: A variety of local produce, all goods come from under 40 miles away and are sold direct by the people who produced them.
Barnard Castle
How well do you know the Silver Swan? Our in-house swan doctor Matthew Read has some secrets he'd like to share.
Barnard Castle
Step right in a world of chivalry, damsels and honour in our Pre Raphs Gallery Tour. Learn more about the authors of these magnificent paintings and their meanings.
‘The house is the structure, but a home may serve as a mirror onto its owners, reinforcing aspects of pride and identity.’
BRISTOL
Celebrate the SS Great Britain's anniversary marking '50 Years Back Home in Bristol' by exploring this free outdoor exhibition on Bristol's harbourside.
Westover Road, Bournemouth
Art @ Pine Walk was set up almost 60 years ago and is a popular place for artists to show their work, and art lovers to browse and buy it. Displays include painting, photography, sculptures and digital art.
EXETER
One hundred powerful images by renowned photographer Anita Corbin celebrate the achievements of British women over the past century. They feature a cross section of the pioneering women who have changed British society for ever.
EXETER
The Silver Wave, by critically-acclaimed moving image and performance artist, Michelle Williams Gamaker, has been commissioned by RAMM to celebrate this year’s theme of ‘Untold Stories’. Inspired by objects from the Arctic region in RAMM’s…
Durham
Art students from Durham Sixth Form Centre have been invited to display their work in the British Museum touring exhibition Pushing Paper: contemporary drawing from 1970 to now.
Durham
For the renowned north-eastern artist Norman Cornish MBE (1919-2014), sketching was second nature and an inherent part of his everyday life.
Originally shown at Palace Green Library in 2019-20, this exhibition of little seen sketchbooks presented a…
Durham
Pushing Paper illustrates how artists experiment with the power of paper to express their ideas, pushing the medium in new directions.
EXETER
Challenge your knowledge of art history with a visit to this exhibition, as the artist uses photography to recreate famous works of art.
Anna’s first pastiche photograph, ‘An Allegory of Modern Marriage’ (after Van Eyck’s Arnolfini Portrait) won an…
Bristol
The Elizabeth Blackwell Institute for Health Research at the University of Bristol is delighted to welcome Dame Sue 'virtually' to Bristol on 30 November 2020 to talk on the topic of Genomics and Healthcare – New Opportunities.
Cheltenham
Head down to The Bicycle Hub to pick your very own real Christmas Tree this festive season...
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