What's On

Tracing the Matriline features 29 local and national m/other* artists exploring the theme of maternal family lines, support systems and experiences to and through matrescence. 

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. 

5 week course taught by a native speaker, covering fundamental skills of the language to prepare you to communicate confidently in Spanish.

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.

Premium classical ballet sessions with Birmingham Royal Ballet & Ballet Buddy’s, Jade Heusen. This event is an external hire.

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

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

Laurent Cantet’s final film, co-written and directed by collaborator and friend Robin Campillo, is a moving and nuanced exploration of class and budding sexuality.

Against the backdrop of Western India’s vast, rugged landscapes, Kanawade’s understated, beautifully photographed modern romance won the World Cinema Grand Jury Prize at Sundance Film Festival 2025.

Köln 75 tells the true story behind one of the best-selling jazz records of all time, Keith Jarrett’s ‘Köln Concert’ from 1975. The event almost failed to happen but a formidable German teenager, the 18-year-old Vera Brandes, pulls out all the stops and arranges the conditions for the creation of a masterpiece.

The Exeter Film Collective Writing Group is a peer led writers support group for those looking to further their work.

Danny Bhoy brings his sellout London, Edinburgh & Montreal Comedy Festival 2025 show, Dear World, to venues across the UK.

Award-winning Devon-based director Selwin Hulme-Teague presents a contemporary adaptation of Radclyffe Hall’s scandalous queer classic novel.

Unicorn Comedy Presents Nate Kitch with support from Cristina Varga.

The acclaimed author and New Yorker writer is live in conversation about his new book, ‘To Lose a War’, with the celebrated human rights lawyer Samantha Knights KC.

Designed for new and emerging scriptwriters to push their work to a professional level.

Deeply troubled after learning of the suicide of a patient, a psychoanalyst (played by Jodie Foster) suspects foul play. Enlisting the help of her ex-husband and sleuthing partner, their chaotic investigation takes them to unexpected places.

Filmed across 1993’s festival, get ready for unfiltered, unnarrated, real experince: sunrise at the stone circle, rave tents, wandering performers, parachute games and the Krishna food queues.

Writer and director Sarah Friedland’s exquisitely precise and humane debut compassionately follows the story of a women moving to an assisted living facility.

Death Assaukt, Bury The Hordes, Archer Tweaker and Breather are here to bring the heat for a free entry show of the best upcoming acts the South West has to bring!