Devon Organisations
Organisations In and Around Devon
Sheldon Open Air Theatre
Offering family entertainment, this natural open air amphitheatre with woodland backdrop is located in a delightful, intimate and secluded setting in... more >
Sheldon, Sheldon Lane, Doddiscombsleigh, Exeter EX6 7YT
Stuart Line Cruises
Since 1968, Stuart Line Cruises has been listed as one of the top family attractions in Devon and is widely recognised as the best tourist attraction... more >
Exmouth Marina, Exmouth EX8 1FE
The South Devon Players Theatre & Film Company
Internationally awardwinning theatre & film company specialising in classical and historical dramas.
The South Devon Players Theatre & Film..... more >
(rehearsal venue) Chestnut Community Centre, 1-3 Poplar Close, Brixham, TQ5 0SA
The Arts Institute
The Arts Institute at the University of Plymouth encompasses a wide-ranging arts programme which plays an important role in building culture and art... more >
University of Plymouth PL4 8AA
Thelma Hulbert Gallery (THG)
Thelma Hulbert Gallery (THG) hosts a changing exhibition programme of contemporary art & craft, alongside a permanent collection of artist Thelma... more >
Dowell St
Honiton EX14 1LX
Coastal Craft Collective
Based in Seaton, East Devon, only 100m from the beach, on the beautiful Jurassic Coast, we bring together local artists and crafters with those who... more >
10 Marine Place, Seaton EX12 2QL
Exmouth Pavilion
East Devon's leading theatre and venue, holding a wide range of events and activities throughout the year... more >
Exmouth Pavilion, Esplanade, Exmouth EX8 2AZ
KARST
KARST creates space for taking risks, where artists and curators can experiment, provoke, disrupt and innovate... more >
22 George Place,
Stonehouse,
Plymouth PL1 3NY
House of Marbles
House of Marbles are a destination visit in Bovey Tracey, Devon. With shops, restaurant, working glassworks, museums and games garden, this is a must..... more >
House of Marbles, The Old Pottery, Pottery Road, Bovey Tracey, Nr Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ13 9DS
South Brent Amateur Dramatic Society
South Brent Amateur Dramatic Society has had a long and busy past since it was formed in 1925.
We usually put on two to three main shows a year,..... more >
TQ10 9JL
MGM Fairs
MGM Fairs organise specialist Dolls House and Miniature Fairs around the UK. We have been arranging shows since 1988 and currently run 16 Show in 9..... more >
Linnet Lodge, The Village, Wembworthy, Devon EX18 7RX
The Sidmouth Folk Festival
Proudly championing traditional music, dance and song since 1955, the festival continues to build on its many years of success in creating an... more >
EX10 8XR
Things to do around Devon
If you're planning a day out in Devon, this beautiful county in South West England offers a plethora of activities to explore. From stunning beaches to historic landmarks, here are some delightful options for your day in Devon:
1. Bantham Beach: Start your day with a visit to Bantham Beach. This long sandy beach boasts shallow waters, making it perfect for families with young children. Water sports enthusiasts will also appreciate the surfing opportunities here. Keep an eye out for wildlife, as Bantham Beach was even featured in Lonely Planet's guide to the 10 Best Beaches in Europe. Don't miss the Gastrobus for beach snacks and picnic benches to enjoy your food. You can even kayak over to the exclusive Bigbury Beach on Burgh Island for a unique experience.
2. Beer Beach: Head to Beer Beach, a hotspot in North Devon. Surrounded by majestic limestone cliffs, this shingle beach is family-friendly and offers kayaks and boat rentals. It's also a great spot for fishing. Plus, the abundance of beaches in Devon means you can enjoy free days out by the coast.
3. Bygones Victorian Museum in Torquay: Beyond the beaches, explore the Bygones Victorian Museum in Torquay. This museum takes you back in time, showcasing Victorian life with fascinating exhibits. From vintage toys to period costumes, it's a nostalgic journey into the past.
4. Festivals in Devon: Check out any local festivals happening during your visit. Devon hosts various events throughout the year, celebrating music, food, arts, and culture. Join in the festivities and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere.
5. Blackpool Sands Beach: If you're looking for a relaxing spot, head to Blackpool Sands Beach. This Blue Flag beach offers golden sands and crystal-clear waters. Pack a picnic, soak up the sun, and enjoy the Great British seaside vibes.
6. Explore Clovelly: Wander around the charming village of Clovelly. Its cobbled streets, whitewashed cottages, and stunning coastal views create a picturesque setting. Don't forget to visit the famous Clovelly Harbour and learn about its fascinating history.
7. Dawlish Warren: Enjoy the classic British seaside experience at Dawlish Warren. This sandy beach is perfect for sunbathing, building sandcastles, and paddling in the shallow waters. Take a leisurely stroll along the promenade and treat yourself to ice cream or fish and chips.
8. Dartmoor Prison Museum: For something different, learn about the history of Dartmoor Prison. The museum provides insights into prison life, famous inmates, and the surrounding moorland. It's an intriguing and educational stop.
9. Hope Cove Beach: End your day by wandering from Hope Cove Beach to Hope Cove itself. This picturesque village offers stunning coastal walks, quaint pubs, and breathtaking views. It's a serene way to wrap up your Devon adventure.
Remember, Devon's diverse landscapes and attractions ensure a memorable day out – whether you're a beach lover, history enthusiast, or simply seeking relaxation by the sea!
1. Bantham Beach: Start your day with a visit to Bantham Beach. This long sandy beach boasts shallow waters, making it perfect for families with young children. Water sports enthusiasts will also appreciate the surfing opportunities here. Keep an eye out for wildlife, as Bantham Beach was even featured in Lonely Planet's guide to the 10 Best Beaches in Europe. Don't miss the Gastrobus for beach snacks and picnic benches to enjoy your food. You can even kayak over to the exclusive Bigbury Beach on Burgh Island for a unique experience.
2. Beer Beach: Head to Beer Beach, a hotspot in North Devon. Surrounded by majestic limestone cliffs, this shingle beach is family-friendly and offers kayaks and boat rentals. It's also a great spot for fishing. Plus, the abundance of beaches in Devon means you can enjoy free days out by the coast.
3. Bygones Victorian Museum in Torquay: Beyond the beaches, explore the Bygones Victorian Museum in Torquay. This museum takes you back in time, showcasing Victorian life with fascinating exhibits. From vintage toys to period costumes, it's a nostalgic journey into the past.
4. Festivals in Devon: Check out any local festivals happening during your visit. Devon hosts various events throughout the year, celebrating music, food, arts, and culture. Join in the festivities and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere.
5. Blackpool Sands Beach: If you're looking for a relaxing spot, head to Blackpool Sands Beach. This Blue Flag beach offers golden sands and crystal-clear waters. Pack a picnic, soak up the sun, and enjoy the Great British seaside vibes.
6. Explore Clovelly: Wander around the charming village of Clovelly. Its cobbled streets, whitewashed cottages, and stunning coastal views create a picturesque setting. Don't forget to visit the famous Clovelly Harbour and learn about its fascinating history.
7. Dawlish Warren: Enjoy the classic British seaside experience at Dawlish Warren. This sandy beach is perfect for sunbathing, building sandcastles, and paddling in the shallow waters. Take a leisurely stroll along the promenade and treat yourself to ice cream or fish and chips.
8. Dartmoor Prison Museum: For something different, learn about the history of Dartmoor Prison. The museum provides insights into prison life, famous inmates, and the surrounding moorland. It's an intriguing and educational stop.
9. Hope Cove Beach: End your day by wandering from Hope Cove Beach to Hope Cove itself. This picturesque village offers stunning coastal walks, quaint pubs, and breathtaking views. It's a serene way to wrap up your Devon adventure.
Remember, Devon's diverse landscapes and attractions ensure a memorable day out – whether you're a beach lover, history enthusiast, or simply seeking relaxation by the sea!
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