Events Around Plymouth

Come along to our FREE open day this October Half Term! You and your family can get creative and explore the exciting world of theatre. Dance and drama workshops Face painting Arts & Crafts Live performances Tours Wardrobe activities and costume display Treasure hunt and competitions

A show exploring conflict, displacement and what it means to be a target of hatred. Embark on a journey to reclaim hope, riding on the back of a mythical carousel unicorn. Immerse yourself in memories of what was, what could have been and what is still to come at Radiant Gallery this Autumn.

Saying Goodbye are an International baby loss support charity (part of the Mariposa Trust. ) Since 2012, 100 services have been held across the UK, France & North America, the services are completely free and open to anyone of any faith or no faith.

The Atlantic Project: After the Future is a pilot for a new international biennial festival of contemporary art in the South West of England. International artists from 12 different countries, including Hito Steyerl, Ryoji Ikeda and SUPERFLEX are set to take part.

Should you wish to view this awaited collection before the show opens to the public, please contact the gallery for your VIP invitation. Tel: 01752 241234 ’Meet The Artist’ Alison will be in the gallery to discuss her work with you on Saturday 3rd at 12 midday - 4.

The hugely popular live band performance, returns to rock the UK with the ‘Queen Extravaganza Tour’. ‘Queen Extravaganza’ – described by the legendary Roger Taylor himself as ‘A rock celebration in the Royal tradition’ and designed to enable new fans and old to celebrate the music of Queen - will play 17 shows...

Celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Royal Academy of Arts Great Artists | Great Teachers brings together the work of some of the most significant artists/teachers working across the 20th Century and into the present.

When two young black slaves escape into the wilds of 18th-century Scotland, they must use all of their courage and strength to survive, unite, and stay free.

Sound poets Tomomi Adachi and Hannah Silva join forces, presenting Pluto is a Planet! in which they literarily play the shirts off their backs, using gesture and infrared sensors to process their voices live.

MONDO MONDAY presents a Halloween special. Mondo Monday and Halloween go together like ghosts and Ghoulies, so, finally, mighty Mondo is claiming this holiday as its own and delivering a ‘transformative’ slice of prime lycanthrope action (that’s werewolves folks!) with this stone cold classic.

Dr Rezk lectures in Middle Eastern History at the University of Reading. She has researched the revolutions that swept across Iraq, Syria and Yemen, three devastating Arab-Israeli wars and moves towards an uneasy peace between Egypt and Israel in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Arresting, untraditional Shakespeare with powerful performances, striking design and sensory surprises!

A teenager with a death wish and a 79-year-old high on life, Harold and Maude is a blackly comic film about love, how it can strike and how blind it is. This off-the-wall comedy is a cult film for all the right reasons, if you’ve not seen it - you are in for a rare treat.

As we approach the anniversary of the 1918 armistice which drew the fighting on the western front to a close, Dr Harry Bennett argues that the shock waves of the war continue to shape 21st-century Britain, our national identity, and the UK’s place in the world.

Ombiviolum: This magnificent 8-piece orchestra marries the kaleidoscopic patterns of Zimbabwean mbira music with Celtic Folk melodies and Western Classical instruments.

In 1850, the Royal Academy elected the painter Charles Lock Eastlake (1793-1865) as its 7th President, who, like its first President, Sir Joshua Reynolds, hailed from Plymouth.

Acrophobic ex-cop James Stewart, hired to shadow seemingly death-obsessed Kim Novak, saves her from drowning in the shadow of the Golden Gate Bridge, but not from a fall off a Mission steeple. But then, he meets her again—or does he?

Buy 2 Full price tickets for the price of 1! To redeem call the box office – 020 3375 3970 and quote ‘Juggler’ Not Valid in conjunction with any other discount or against tickets already purchased.

Plymouth Jazz Club is delighted to present Chris Walker, a very fine musician and founder member of the famous Real Ale and Thunder Band, whose many T.V appearances included “Songs of Praise” for the BBC.

Nigel Price is a leading British jazz guitarist & bandleader, voted Best Guitarist in the British Jazz Awards 2016 and again in 2017. His own group was voted Best Small Group in 2017. His group also won the Parliamentary Jazz Awards for Best Group in 2010.

Psychic Medium Nikki Kitt is a Spiritualist Medium who is currently touring the UK with her successful Psychic / Mediumship Evenings.

Saturday 27th October 2018, 2pm - 4pm We’ll be joined by Ian from Dangerous Dads Network for an afternoon of Harry Potter themed fun. Make your own broomstick and wand, then take part in a game of Quidditch! This event is suitable for girls and boys of all ages, from toddler to teenager.

The Dinosaur Detectives follow a fascinating journey of discovery, fun and conflict surrounding the first fossil finds of Mary Anning, William Buckland and Gideon Mantell. A show with puppetry, combined with projection and shadow theatre create their fascinating world.

An artistic celebration of Drake’s famous circumnavigation of the world. An exhibition in partnership with Devon Art Pop who will interpret the story of Drake’s voyage through a variety of artistic pieces. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Discover quirky facts about Drake’s famous voyage. Collect you passport to the past from visitor welcome to help you follow Drakes route and become a Tudor explorer. Booking Not Needed. Perfect for families.