What's On

An installation by Bristol-based artist Ben Hartley, that contrasts feelings of nostalgia with geological time.

Things Fall is an exhibition of new and recent sculptural works by a collective of eleven artists living and working across the UK, who explore notions of precariousness, fallibility, and ephemerality in a time of social, political and environmental instability.

This popular Saturday morning group for 8-13 year olds provides fun and detailed exploration of both digital and stop motion animation.

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

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. 

Celebrating the 250th anniversary of their births, this unmissable new documentary explores Turner and Constable’s intertwined lives and legacies alongside the groundbreaking Tate exhibition.

DOCLAB hosts monthly Development Lab, offering a safe space to talk about, workshop and develop your documentary film projects.

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.

A space for dance artists, movers and choreographers to share, learn, grow, support and be supported, meeting on the second Friday each month.

Make time to work on your novel, memoir, short story, play or poetry in this warm and supportive space.

A playful, poignant love letter to cinema and an exuberant exploration of the youthful rebellion and creative tumult that shaped the French New Wave.

Oliver Laxe’s Cannes winner distils a cinematic reverence for the sacred through a landscape simultaneously scarred and sustained by sound.

Nominated at this year’s BAFTA Film Awards in the category of ‘Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer’, Akinola Davies Jr.’s bold and poetic film follows a father, estranged from his young sons.

Mariupol Drama is a documentary performance created by the theatre’s own company — people who lived through the siege. For 60 minutes, four actors (including a child) share real testimonies, personal belongings, and footage from their phones. No reconstruction, no dramatisation. Just memory, told by those who carried it out.

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

Beans on Toast hits the road with his full band and new album Kill Them with Kindness. Expect songs, stories, chaos and community in equal measure.

A retired professor spends his days cooking, occasionally entertaining former students. Until he receives a mysterious message on his computer hinting at impending danger.

Part political satire, part black comedy, part action thriller, it sees a group of ex-revolutionaries reunite to rescue one of their own after a longtime enemy resurfaces.

Concluding their debut tour with their biggest headline show to date, local lads Haytor come to Exeter Phoenix on Fri 20 Mar 2026.

Icelandic director Hlynur Pálmason brings humour and fantasy to a tender, inventive and surprising account of the end of a marriage and its effects within a family.

London’s award-winning LGBTQ literary salon returns to Exeter for a night of queer storytelling.