A Nancy Astor painting from The Box has returned to Houses of Parliament to take pride of place in Member’s Dining Room
Schubert’s Winterreise journeys to Plymouth via the States
Grammy-nominated baritone Randall Scarlata is in Plymouth to perform Schubert’s Winterreise with Robert Taub in the Musica Viva Concert series
Plymouth Philharmonic Choir’s English Date with Haydn
Plymouth Philharmonic choir are channeling the sense of wonder of Hydn’s Creation for the Christmas concert at Plymouth Guildhall
And | solo dance by Charlotte Mclean on the world now
The solo contemporary dance performance And by Charlotte Mclean is a celebration, anger, happiness and insecurity about how she feels today
Devon artists capture The Hidden View
Devon artists have explored to find some of the areas less seen landscapes for The Hidden View exhibition at the Artizan Gallery, Torquay
Kosmos takes the next slot in the outstanding nadsa concert series
Journey into the Kosmos as the vibrant Kosmos Ensemble as they journey into Devon, Newton Abbot at the renowned nadsa series of concerts
John Lill returns to perform with Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
Renowned pianist John Lill will be back with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra to stir spirits and emotions in Poole and Exeter
The University Price Tag – North vs South
The University price tag is something to consider and those costs of living and enjoying life should be compared. Take a look at Newcastle
Plymouth Art Weekender is in the fabric of the city
Plymouth is fast creating a heritage of cutting edge, engaging contemporary art, and one notch on the creative dial is the Plymouth Art Weekender
Dartington Community Choir presents Elgar’s Dream of Gerontius
Dartington Community Choir will be performing Elgar’s Dream of Gerontius conducted by Simon Capet at The Great Hall, Dartington
National Family leads in Exeter Contemporary Open
The Exeter Contemporary Open 2019 launched at the Exeter Phoenix with another impressive displays of top notch contemporary art
The beauty of allotments
Allotments are good for the soul and good for the world. All that growing, whether to eat or just enjoy is a growing (!) movement
The Best Cards for Our Strangest Celebrations
Celebrations can come in all shapes and sizes. Here are a few of the best cards for the strangest of your celebrations
How to improve mental health at work
One in six of us report experiencing a common mental health problem each week. Here are some strategies to improve mental health at work
Tactile Change: Matthew Raw at Plymouth College of Art
Matthew Raw is looking at the changing cityscape and society with his Tactile Change exhibition at The Gallery, Plymouth College of Art