Torbay Symphony Orchestra had a Romantic Weekend which rippled with great performances and was an unqualified success says Philip R Buttall
Arts and culture sector inspires action against climate change
New report showcases arts and cultural sector’s role in embracing the global challenge in the fright against climate change
David Hockney inspiration explored at Van Gogh Museum
A new exhibition at the Van Gogh Museum is set to explore the connection between David Hockney, his Yorkshire landscapes and Van Gogh
If you’re in the image business, you should know the importance of using quality photo mounts
Displaying and caring for your art works are important. Here the Cadremont team explains the importance of using quality photo mounts
‘The nation’s birthday gift to its citizens’ | Finland celebrates 101 with new central library in Helsinki
In Finland, libraries mean lifelong learning, active citizenship, democracy and freedom of expression. Which is why they’re celebrating 101 years with a new central library in Helsinki
Totnes Early Music Society welcomes back two outstanding musicians
Totnes Early Music Society have invited Steven Devine and Kate Semmens for the O Tuneful Voice concert featuring the fortepiano at its heart
Elgar’s Dream of Gerontius performed by Plymouth Philharmonic Choir & Plymouth Symphony Orchestra in an exciting collaboration
You would think that Plymouth Philharmonic Choir and Plymouth Symphony Orchestra would have performed together before, but no! This is a one-off
Ian McKellen announces Exeter date in solo 80th birthday fundraising tour of favourite theatres
It starts with Gandalf, and could end up with you on stage with him! Ian McKellen is going on tour to celebrate his 80th and raise funds for theatre
Devon Baroque joins with Welsh Camerata in a special afternoon Christmas Concert at Dartington
Devon Baroque are joining with Welsh Camerata for their special Christmas concert at The Great Hall, Dartington
Winning Soloists announced for the BSO’s Christmas concerts
The BSO has announced a number of young soloists who will be performing Walking in the Air with the Orchestra for its Christmas Proms
Award-winning internationally-acclaimed landscape photographer returns to Plymouth for free public talk
Photography Nicholas J R White has been documenting the formation of a new European Wilderness Reserve in the Carpathian Mountains. He’s giving a free talk at Plymouth College of Art
One dish to satisfy a thousand different mouths | The Conductor and creating work for an international audience
The Conductor is a play about art persisting in the face of massive challenges. Director Jared McNeill talks about the concert-play and theatre
Sara Mohr-Pietsch announced as new Artistic Director for Dartington Summer School & Festival
The Dartington Summer School & Festival has announced that Sara Mohr-Pietsch will become the new artistic director for the 2020 festival
Moving performance commemorates loss and celebrates life | SWPC at the Minster Church of St Andrew
SWPC will perform The Great War Symphony in New York City’s Carnegie Hall. Philip R Buttall caught them at The Minster Church of St Andrew, Plymouth
Any darn thing may emerge Shooting the Breeze – at Habour House
Shoot the Breeze with painter Sue Ifould and Gaynor Williams at Habour House Kingsbridge for an unexpected conversation featureing paintings and books