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Exeter PhoenixTalks & Workshops
A guided, freestyle dance session inspired by Biodanza, with individual, pair and group exercises to chosen music and no steps to learn. For beginners and people of all abilities who want to move and connect.
Exeter PhoenixArt & Exhibitions
An exhibition of works made from at least 70% reused, recycled and reclaimed materials by the South West Women's Art Group, showing how to make art from things already at home. For anyone who likes to create without buying supplies.
A have-a-go night of poetry, comedy, philosophy, theatre and singer-songwriting, with five minutes for each performer, hosted by spoken word artist Tim King. For anyone who wants to try new material in a supportive room.
A quiet writing session for novelists, memoirists, short story writers, playwrights and poets, with time afterwards to talk about work in progress over a drink. Led by award-winning writer and teacher Carla Jenkins of Raw Writing.
The Great HallMusic
The 30-piece Down for the Count Swing Orchestra, with top vocalists, plays big-band versions of festive and non-festive classics. For fans of Nat King Cole, Sinatra and Judy Garland, and anyone who loves big-band swing.
Cygnet TheatreMusic
Saxophonist, flautist and clarinettist Amy Roberts, a multi-award-winning musician from Cornwall, joins Craig Milverton, Al Swainger and Coach York for a jazz set. For jazz fans who enjoy flute and sax.
Southernhay United Reformed ChurchMusic
An expanded line-up plays new arrangements of carols, winter folk songs and tunes from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, with early woodwinds, violin and unusual instruments. For fans of early music and folk-tinged festive sound.
Powderham CastleMusic
An intimate performance of Handel's Messiah by the eight voices of Powderham Consort with Haldon Ensemble, part of the Music in the Castle series.
