… when music making is this good there’s no need to be anywhere else, says Philip R Buttall, who enjoyed a top class performance
Letters from the Border – Ben Osborn: intricate wisdom and love
Ben Osborn has created a debut album that weaves intricate stories which are personal, global and universal in Letters from the Border
Time to raise profile of contemp non-western art: Faiza Butt
Faiza Butt highlights the importance of a cultural world that reflects the world. Not just a narrow patriarchal western narrative world view
Craft a brew at your very own microbrewery
There’s something deeply satisfying about making your own. Especially if that’s making your own craft beer in your very own microbrewery
Have a pint – or two – in these pubs from the films!
If you like a tipple the how about putting on your bucket list a pint of the black stuff (or whatever your tipple is!) in these pubs from the movies (put together by Flogas, who supply LPG bottles and cylinders to pubs around the UK):
Syrinx: music reflecting life over four centuries
Syrinx are offering up a blast from the past. 400 years or more as they recreate wind music from all aspects of life in the concert from TEMS
Artist in Residence: new position created in Plymouth
There’s an artist in residence opportunity with Plymouth College of Art and Plymouth Marjon Uni – for fees and accommodation. Check it out
Bruise Your Ego by GINS: new single has soft, intense power
GINS’ new single and video Bruise Your Ego is quietly spoken shout, which has a mesmerising, layered simplicity belieing its sophistication
Kehinde Wiley confronts Gauguin in Paris with Tahiti images
Kehinde Wiley has a new exhibition in Paris confronting image and history with a focus on Tahiti’s Māhū community
Spring exhibition welcomes Arrivals in Kingsbridge
The spring exhibition at Harbour House in Kingsbridge is Arrivals with a host of imaginative responses to the themes from local artists
BSO search for a Young Composer-in-Association
The BSO is looking for a Young Composer-in-Association, open to UK composers aged 18 to 30 to work with their world-renowned BSO Resound
Elizabeth-Jane Baldry’s harp sparkles in entertaining journey
Elizabeth-Jane Baldry will take her audience on a entertaining journey through the history of harp music at Plymouth’s Duke of Cornwall Hotel
NADSA present a rare opportunity to hear flute and strings
NADSA are closing their season with a special performance of Divertimento String Quartet with flautist Judith Hall
The Unknown Knowns: who’s watching your data?
What you doing with your data? The Unknown Knowns exhibition at Plymouth University opens your eyes to how’s got their eyes on you
Music supports and unites – EMG concert at Exeter Cathedral
The EMG Symphony Orchestra, the EMG Singers and French choir, the Jean-Marie Lorand Ensemble plus more at Exeter Cathedral for St Petrock’s