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.
Republica dominated the charts in the Nineties with the band’s iconic and fiery front woman, Saffron. With their self-dubbed ‘techno-pop, punk rock’ sound. Republica led Britpop wave of female-fronted rock bands including Sleeper, Elastica, Garbage and Lush. Now it’s 2026 and Saffron and the band are celebrating 30 years of Ready To Go with a 20 date UK Tour!
A fun evening is guaranteed with a chance to catch up with friends, test your general knowledge and maybe get lucky in the raffle, while supporting the amazing work of Dreadnought South West.
Join us this November on Fridays and Saturdays for fab tunes from a range of genres in our vibrant Cafe Bar featuring Resurrection, Highest Grade, Phonic FM Presenters and Pat Bensberg.
One of the most in demand and distinctive MCs on the planet, Levy has been tearing up events for the last three decades, bringing an unparalleled energy to his sets.
Explore collage as a creative tool, experiment with layering, typography, and juxtaposition, focusing on the theme of nature and the environment or your own subject of interest. Develop your composition and storytelling skills in a supportive setting and leave inspired and energized to continue your collage journey. Suitable for beginners and improvers.
Sat 14 Nov - Sat 06 Feb | Open Mon – Sat, 10am – 5.30pm
Intimations is a group exhibition that considers intimation as a way of working, thinking and making wherein affinities grow and conjoin across visual, material or thematic differences.
Period Drama by Olga Kaleta (with integrated BSL by Sherrie Eugene-Hart) is a surreal, episodic dark comedy about mental health, identity and recovery that mixes autobiographical storytelling with bold physicality. A deep dive into the question of wellness through a feminist lens, via slasher flicks, bloody knickers and the existential dilemmas of insects.
Created from a series of interviews with men living in Devon, ‘Blind Spot’ uses humour to explore some roadblocks men face when trying to talk openly about how they feel.
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