Cygnet Theatre

An informal, untutored life drawing session where you draw from a nude model, with all abilities welcome. Suited to artists who want to practise in a relaxed, friendly room rather than a taught course.

Another untutored life drawing session with a nude model, running as an extended four-hour Friday sitting. All abilities are welcome, suiting artists who want a longer, relaxed block of drawing time.

A relaxed, untutored life drawing session where you draw in person from a nude model. All abilities are welcome, so it suits experienced artists and those new to drawing alike.

A taught life drawing class introducing the basics in a relaxed, friendly session for complete beginners. Suited to anyone who has never drawn from a live model and wants to start from scratch.

A candlelit evening of contemporary folk arrangements of tunes from Denmark, Norway and Sweden, with original music by Exeter-based composer Ali Jones. Suited to listeners who enjoy cosy, hygge-themed concerts. Hot drinks are available.

A solo evening from folk guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Phil Beer, with Sarah Yeo as special guest. It suits fans of folk and acoustic music who enjoy hearing local musicians play live.

An untutored life drawing session where participants sketch from a live nude model in a relaxed, friendly room. Welcomed as suitable for all abilities, so it suits beginners and experienced artists alike.

Storyteller Amy Douglas opens the Exeter Story Fix with an old tale about kingship and what makes a good leader, alongside Devon storytellers. Suited to listeners who enjoy spoken storytelling and traditional tales.

A talented local multi-instrumentalist, composer and folk guitarist performs a solo set, with special guest Katie Spencer. Suits folk music fans who enjoy hearing one artist play a range of instruments.

These singers perform a seasonal and varied mix of styles and songs, and the listing invites newcomers to join in. Suited to anyone who enjoys singing or hearing a range of seasonal music.

Award-winning fiddler and singer Tom McConville mixes Newcastle tradition with Irish, American and Scottish influences, plus jazz and bluegrass. Fast dance tunes, slow airs and plenty of humour suit folk and roots music fans.

Katy leads her choir through a mix of festive and varied songs, a good listen for anyone who enjoys choral singing and seasonal music. Audiences who like hearing vocal groups perform a range of styles will find it enjoyable.

Jazz and swing musicians perform songs by Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald from the Great American Songbook, with festive favourites delivered with swing. For jazz fans who enjoy classic vocals and a witty, engaging band.

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.

Mandolinist Simon Mayor and Hilary James blend comedy and music with mandolin, mandobass, guitar and banjo, plus art animations and poems. For fans of acoustic music and gentle, playful humour.

Gypsy jazz band La Vie en Rose play exuberant, toe-tapping music in the style of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli, with swing and joie de vivre. For fans of swing and jazz.

Fifi La Mer and Oliver Wilby sing and play accordion and clarinet in French classics by Edith Piaf, Charles Trenet, Django Reinhardt and Serge Gainsbourg. For fans of French music and romantic storytelling.