The full council meeting where a hate crime motion debate erupted in controversy (Image courtesy: Bradley Gerrard
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5 fun things to do this weekend in Exeter
Here are our top 5 picks for what to do this weekend in and around Exeter.
PERFORMANCE
17 August
A REAL FICTION
Loaded with current affairs, childhood nostalgia, and one-hit wonders, A Real Fiction is a hyperactive mix of dance, theatre, meme, and pop culture for people of all ages. Bonkers fun.
SPORT
18 August
EXETER CITY WOMEN V MK DONS
Snap up your tickets for Exeter City Women's season opener against MK Dons at St James Park this Sunday. There promises to be a great atmosphere as the newly promoted team begin their first season in the FA Women's National League Southern Premier Division.
ART
ON NOW UNTIL 31 August
A VISIBLE THREAD
15 artists explore the visibility and invisibility of thread, encouraging viewers to be aware of its materiality, its sustainability, its possibilities, and its limitations.
FAMILY
ON NOW UNTIL AUTUMN
DARTS FARM’S MAIZE MAZE
Celebrating the RNLI, this year's maze is in the shape of a boat. On their way round visitors will find hidden clues, make a note of the letters they find and unscramble them to find the hidden word. Once they have the answer, they can return to the Farm Shop or 'The Shack' to claim their sweet prize. It costs £2 and all proceeds go towards the RNLI.
FILM
17 - 18 August
IT ENDS WITH US
Colleen Hoover’s novel, adapted for the big screen, tells the compelling story of Lily Bloom (Blake Lively), a woman who overcomes a traumatic childhood to embark on a new life in Boston and chase a lifelong dream of opening her own business.
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