What's On

This is a great opportunity to network with South West based artists for projects & collaborations.

A monthly evening of have-a-go magic, hosted by spoken word artist and pandemic Bard of Exeter Tim King.

Are you a writer for performance based in or around Exeter? Join us on the first Thursday of each month for the Exeter Playwrights Cafe.

Freefall is a youth arts group for young people aged between 13-16 years run by Exeter Phoenix. The group aims to create a space to socialize, share ideas and opinions and develop creative projects together. 

The Exeter Phoenix Camera Group is a monthly social meet-up for anyone keen on photography who has some experience, or may have been on the beginners course and would like to keep in contact with like minded enthusiasts.

This animation course, designed for autistic young people, with smaller class sizes, explores digital and stop motion animation.

A chance to listen to published poets read from their work and perhaps read two or three of your own. Hosted by Chrissy Banks & Matt Bryden.

The Ballad of Wallis Island is a charming British comedy is about lost love, unlikely reunions and how quickly memories can fade.

Follow ecologist Matty Hannon on an extraordinary solo expedition as he leaves the trappings of city life behind to embrace the raw beauty of the Americas.

This exhibition by Exeter Phoenix’s two arts groups for young people, showcases a collaborative large-scale textile installation created by participants from both groups.

Berlin, 1942: When heavily pregnant Hilde is detained by the Gestapo, she denies accusations that she aided her lover, Hans, in transcribing coded transmissions from Moscow. But it seems there’s more evidence against her than she anticipated.

Academy Award-winning director Danny Boyle and Academy Award-nominated writer Alex Garland reunite for 28 Years Later, a terrifying new “auteur horror” story set in the world created by 28 Days Later.

Exeter Phoenix is pleased to announce Linger, a group exhibition of works by eight artists from Iceland and the UK with established, international careers. The exhibition focusses on art as a process and its inner logic to connect, not only to us, the viewer, but also to its surroundings.

Rachael Coward is an artist working across installation, printmaking and sculpture. Her interests lie in heritage, language, thresholds and place, creating monuments to her lived experience based on thresholds and markers found in the rural area where she lives.

In a mix of poetry and lists acclaimed comedian Trevor Lock (BBCRadio 4, Channel 4, Comedy Central) reinvents Bingo, rewrites the English dictionary and explains the correct way to imbibe a glass of H2O. With support from musical comedian Will Skillington.

As the shipping forecast embarks on its second century, bestselling author and award-winning broadcaster Charlie Connelly brings the broadcast vividly to life.

AC/DC UK have risen in the previous few years to become one of the most renowned and authentic DC Tributes in Europe.

Period survival thriller Tornado follows a young woman who faces off against a gang of ruthless criminals.

Based on the acclaimed 2016 novel by critically adored novelist Deborah Levy and with a terrific cast led by Fiona Shaw, Emma Mackey and Vicky Krieps, Hot Milk is the directorial debut of playwright and screenwriter (Disobedience, Colette, Ida) Rebecca Lenkiewicz.

This fun and relaxed four-hour workshop is the perfect way to explore the wonderful world of crochet.

A brave new documentary following the Palestine solidarity protests that erupted across US university campuses in 2024. With gripping footage of the protesters’ struggle, the film shows the true, peaceful nature of the movement and the momentous challenges it faces.