Our Top 5 Books of the Year

Despite predictions of decline even their extinction, physical high street bookshops remain in good shape. People like bookshops and people

The Dart in December – Naked Myths & Wild Fantasy

Dart Life A monthly musing on the River Dart and our relationship with our South Devon landscape We live in

“There’s nothing finer than a roomful of people singing at the top of their lungs,” reckons Totnes pianist Andy Hill.

Following the success of last year’s event, ANRÁN ChristmasFest is back this winter. Visitors can look forward to an even

“The House of Bernarda Alba” is a tragic play about women living in a remote Spanish village in Andalusia in

This Remembrance Day, an event for peace is being held to highlight the plight of Palestinians as the siege of

The ‘Shadow Navigation Show’ enchanted the audience in the beautiful surroundings of St. Mary’s Church last week, marking the return

Red Earth Opera are presenting a semi-staged production of Bellini’s opera based on the tragic tale of Romeo and Juliet,

Filmographer Jim Funnell is a passionate environmentalist who believes in the right to protest, democracy and the importance of defending

Acclaimed musician, poet, and artist Jo Beth Young returns to Totnes – bringing songs, stories and visuals to navigate the