
Identifiable by the striking red, white and green stalls and decorated with flags, this attractive and vibrant market is guaranteed to tantalise the taste buds!!! Delicious food products on offer include a deli counter with parma ham, salami, cheeses including parmesan and mozzarella, olives and olive oils, Italian sweets and ice cream, nuts, dried fruits, breads, cakes and more! For lunch why not sample the traditional tasty Sicilian food on offer. And if you miss our first event, then don't be disappointed as the market is scheduled to return again on the 19, 20 & 21 September 2008.
For the fourth consecutive year the Continental Market will be based in Sidwell Street for three days with a wide selection of food, fashions and gifts on offer. Products that can be found are fine French cheeses, salamis, olives, fresh breads and pastries, nuts, pates, crepes, Dutch flowers and much more. And if you miss the first market, then don't despair - the market will return in the Autumn from the 7-9 November 2008.
An all day cruise along the Devon Coast Line with a full commentary on the wildlife and geology. Departing Exmouth Marina at 10am (return 5pm approx) Advanced Booking Essential
Departing Exmouth Marina 7.30pm to 11pm with BBQ, Band and Disco on board and all included in the ticket price of £20. Raising Money for local Charity East Devon Cystic Fibrosis Quality of Life Fund www.cfqualitylifefund.btik.com
A workshop-style event for beginners, where you can learn how to identify 25 species of tree commonly found in Britain. A combination of indoor and outdoor sessions, we will be walking over rough ground and steep hills. Drinks and biscuits are provided, but lunch isn't, so a packed lunch is essential! Ages 15+ years. £12 per person (includes drinks and biscuits). Booking essential - call 01392 834233. Grid Ref : SX 884 848
Each year in August the village holds a Country Fayre. This popular event has a Vintage Vehicle Rally and a Dog Show, as well as displays of Rural Skills, Exhibitions, Crafts and stalls selling local food. The organising committee thank everyone who came along and helped to make our 2007 Fayre such a success; this year was our biggest event yet. In 2008 the fayre will be held on Sunday 10th August, so look out for more information on this website in the Spring. The Country Fayre is the main fund-raising event of the year for the Village Hall and attracts around 1000 visitors. The exhibitors gate opens at 8 am; the horse show starts at 9.30 and the official opening will be at 12 noon. As well other entertaining events in the main ring, the Fayre this year included Vintage Cars & Cycles Stationary engines & Tractors Horse show - jumping, showing & gymkhana Carriage Driving classes Family Dog Show Rural skills area - pole lathe, brick making, rope making Falconry Display Craft stalls Local produce & plant stalls Licensed Bar Cream Teas, refreshments, all-day BBQ
Devonâs only Slow Food market has moved to Topshamâs Matthewâs Hall after two years at Exeter Quay and changed its day of trading from Saturday to Sundays. The monthly market runs from 11am to 3pm with up to 20 local food and drink producers attending. Locally produced meats, cheeses, game, fish, fruit, vegetables, juices, cakes, preserves, and other produce from the around the region are on offer, with information about the Slow Food movement as well as advice from the producers and suppliers on how to make the most of what you buy. With the help of Marc Millon, food writer, fine wine importer and resident of Topsham, Slow Food Devon will run series of âTasteâ workshops at every market with guest products or themes, the aim being to inform people about the provenance and production method of particular consumables. In addition to the taste workshop another new innovation is an area for shoppers to take a break and enjoy some hot food or simply relax with a glass of wine, beer or cider. Younger visitors will be provided with a safe area for play and other activities to fill the time. Slow Food stands for good, clean and fair food. Slow Food believes that the food we eat should taste good; that it should be produced in a clean way that does not harm the environment, animal welfare or our health; and that food producers should receive fair compensation for their work. Slow Food is an international movement that aims to promote small or individual producers of artisan or special regional fare. For example in Devon you might find meat from traditional breeds like Ruby Red cattle, excellent farmhouse cheeses and clotted cream, locally brewed beer and, of course, cider. Small farmers or artisan producers often struggle to find viable outlets for their produce or to receive a fair return for their efforts, another aim of Slow Food.
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Word Command brings you an evening with world renowned Canadian performance poet Shane Koyczan. You only have to hear the spoken-word virtuoso once and youâre hooked - humane, furious, sexy, political, tragic, and so funny youâll be laughing through your tears. Koyczanâs performances - thrillingly rich, fast and cool - have brought audiences to their feet in New York, London, Edinburgh, Sydney, Auckland and Los Angeles. Winner of the US Slam Poetry Championship and Canadian Spoken Word Olympics. The evening will also feature some of the best South West poets and the rare comedic dual-poetry of Ike and Dave Mason [No Relation].
A fun way for kids to learn new cycling skills in a stimulating environment. Bring a bike if you have one, or you can hire one from Forest Cycle Hire. Age: 7+ years. Children £8 per session Booking essential.