Make a decorative celebratory garland embellished using metallic foil and hand stitching.

A solo exhibition of textile sculptures, collage, sound, and film, that addresses the impact of colonialism, migration and patriarchy. Co-commissioned by Exeter Phoenix and Phoenix Art Space (Brighton) the exhibition follows two years of intensive research to uncover the facts behind the story of the artist’s Great Aunt – the first Indian woman to be sentenced to be hanged in British colonial Kenya 1949.

Charlie Lewis Marffy’s practice focuses on his interest in building a visual language free-associatively through his paintings and drawings. Marffy explores combinations, references, interactions, networks, and idiosyncrasies across a vast array of sources. For this particular project Charlie has chosen four diverse books from a charity shop and responded to their content with a drawing installation.

Come As You Are is a vibrant one-day festival exploring gender identity and celebrating the trans, non-binary and gender diverse communities of the South West.

The Skids celebrate the 45th anniversary of ‘Days in Europa’ with special guests Spear of Destiny. Richard Jobson fronts a revitalised line up of The Skids while Kirk Brandon continues with Spear of Destiny’s longest serving line up to date.

Joyously silly and uproariously live and in-the-room, we would call it improv but we’ve got some self-respect: this is sketch in nighties. Come watch a new tour of big, daft and, above all, live comedy being conjured up in front of your very eyes.

Pierre Novellie is known for his award-winning comedy/observations which you might have enjoyed on The Frank Skinner Show on Absolute Radio, the hit podcast BudPod with Phil Wang, World’s Most Dangerous Roads and The Now Show on Radio 4.

Work with willow and other natural materials to weave a versatile platter to use for seasonal festive occasions or to display as a decoration.

If you’re looking for warmth, honesty and musical excellence, look no further. Hannah James and Toby Kuhn perform folk that is full of soul.

Learn the basics of video editing with Final Cut Pro X.

This workshop will focus on […]

Get into the festive mood and make a beautiful aromatic wreath using 100% natural materials.

These two legendary rhythm and blues bands are back at Exeter Phoenix, joining forces for another double headline tour!

Work with willow and other natural materials to weave a star to use for seasonal festive occasions.

Directed by Nida Manzoor (We Are Lady Parts), this genre-blending British feature debut weaves action and comedy into a spirited tale of a young martial artist who makes an elaborate attempt to prevent her sister’s wedding.

Surfacing from a 2-year hiatus, Adam Gibbons aka Lack of Afro, returned in 2023 to reclaim his crown as the king of modern funk and soul.

South West Dance Hub presents […]

Since the mid-late 1990s, Kenny Anderson’s DIY pop alter-ego King Creosote has released over 100 records (at a relatively conservative guess), and his songs have been covered and performed by artists including Simple Minds and Patti Smith.

Design a print ready business card in Adobe Illustrator.

With over 15 million streams and sold out shows across five continents, Talisk have amassed a global following whilst redefining the folk genre.

Professor Robin May takes us on an investigative safari to take a closer look at what happens when pathogens enter the human body.