Our pick of the week’s events


When the Sun Hits – free. Things Happen Here (Dartington). Fri 12 Jun.

Soundart Radio licence fee fundraiser. Dartington Estate. Fri 12 Jun. 5pm.

Paint & Dine Night. China Blue. Fri 12 Jun. 5.00-9.00.
Booking Duration: 2 Hours
As you probably know by now, every 3 months(ish), we team up with Wild Thyme Deli & Kitchen to host a Paint and Dine night.
Choose your favourite ceramic from the studio before heading back to your table to paint, while enjoying a sharing platter.
There is also a selection of mini cakes to enjoy, and the bar is open all evening! Both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks will be available to purchase on the night. Drinks are not included.
An all-round fun evening for everyone!

Nervous System reset evening. Leisure Centre. Fri 12 Jun. 6.15-8.15.

Live music – Jazzient. Green Table (Dartington). Fri 12 Jun. 6.30-10.30.

Live music – Queen Anne’s Revenge. Dartmouth Inn. Fri 12 Jun. 8.30.

Devon Baroque concert – Grand European Tour. St John’s Church. Fri 12 Jun. 7.30.
Devon Baroque presents A Grand Tour, a musical evocation of a typical European tour undertaken by a well-to-do English family in the 18th century, starting and ending in London and visiting Paris, Venice, Rome and other European cities. A slide show will accompany music from the most famous composers of each stopping-off place, with descriptions from diaries and letters of the delights and agonies of travel before cars and trains. As a 5 piece featuring works by: Handel, Vivaldi, Corelli, Telemann and Bach
Tickets from:
Totnes Ukulele Festival. Various venues. Fri 12 – Sun 14 Jun.

Dorothy’s Gardens exhibition. Elmhirst Heritage Centre (Dartington). All week.
Live music – Rock against the Machine. Albert Inn. Sat 13 Jun.

Help out at Radical Plant Folk Community Garden. Dartington. Sat 13 Jun. 10.30-3.30.
Radical Plant Folk invite you to volunteer at their community herb Garden in Dartington
We are pleased to be offering another year of funded Saturday community gardening days in Dartington. Come and help grow and be a part of a beautiful and thriving community herb garden for education and wellbeing. Sessions are relaxed and family friendly. We take you on the full journey from soil to seed to harvest to medicine making and cooking, drying and preserving. Throughout the harvest season volunteers share in the herb, flower and veg harvest and remedies that we make together. We also offer courses and workshops specialising in herbal medicine.
For more info here is our website: www.radicalplantfolk.com/volunteer
For any questions please email Mariam at hello@radicalplantfolk.com
What now? Exploring Olderhood – free. Quaker Meeting Rooms. Sat 13 Jun. 2.00-3.30.


Tai Chi workshop. Follaton Community Centre. Sun 14 Jun. 10.00-1.00.

Jazz Brew Sunday – Annika Skoogh. Totnes Cinema. Sun 14 Jun. 12.00-2.00.

Join Annika and her band in celebration of some of her absolute favourite songs, an eclectic mix of jazz standards, Latin, Nordic jazz, contemporary tunes and some original compositions. This promises to be a great gig, don’t miss it!
Garden Tours. Sharpham House. Sun 14 Jun. 12.30-2.45.
Experience beautiful gardens and grounds surrounding Sharpham House, with our gardeners as your guides.£5 adults, £3 kids
Love your Burial Ground – free. Bridgetown churchyard (behind St John’s Church). Sun 14 Jun. 1.00-4.00.

Quiltbag Sunday Social. Library Bar (Totnes Brewing Company). Sun 14 Jun. 4.00-5.00.



Angelique and Angus @picnictotnes kindly let us use their shop for a pop-up takeaway event. There’ll be Domburi rice bowls, side salads, miso soup, etc. Please stop by for your lunch, snack or dinner takeaway! 12-6pm or until sold out. See you there! YoshiKnit & Natter group. Totnes Library. Tue 16 Jun. 1.30-3.00.



Well Good Summer BBQ Pop-Up. CLASH (Cider Press Centre). Thu 18 Jun. 5.00.

Home Compost workshop – free. School Farm (Dartington). Thu 18 Jun. 6.00-8.00.

Lucy Lapwing grew up in west Lancashire fascinated by things that scuttled and fluttered and slimed. But it was only as an adult that she really came to know the nature under her nose. Now a wildlife campaigner, Lucy writes about nature on Instagram and works behind the scenes on BBC Springwatch. Outside – and indeed inside – of work, you’re likely to spot her rootling in the mud, collecting feathers and bones, or whispering compliments to spiders. Lucy now lives on the Isle of Bute.Tickets £3.00 each available from the East Gate Bookshop or click this link to buy now

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