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11 Feb 2026

5 fun things to do this weekend in Exeter

5 fun things to do this weekend in Exeter

5 fun things to do this weekend in Exeter: ball, silent disco, donkeys, poetry, and film 

Whether you’re celebrating with a partner, friends, family or flying solo, Exeter has a great mix of events this Valentine’s weekend. From dancing and cocktails to laughter-filled performances to films and family fun, there’s something to suit every kind of love and good-times-seeker. Read on for what’s on around the city.

COMEDY
14 February
Poetic Hunts: Valentine’s Special
Spork! Poetry brings a playful, offbeat night of spoken word, comedy and chaos to Exeter Phoenix. Join Chris White and Edward Tripp as they search for love in all the wrong places, with special guest Naomi Wood, an audience poem contest and plenty of surprises. 6.30pm start. 

NIGHT-TIME
14 February
Silent Disco
Experience a silent disco in the magnificent nave of Exeter Cathedral. Get ready to dance the night away to music from the 80s, 90s and 00s. 6.30pm start.

NIGHT-TIME
14 February
All Love Is Equal Silent Disco
Another silent disco! Celebrate Valentine’s your way at The Hall’s inclusive silent disco. Choose your channel, enjoy cocktails and dance the night away - whether you’re with friends, family, a partner or flying solo. Starts at 7.30pm.
FAMILY
On now until 29 March
The Donkey Sanctuary 
Follow Strawberry’s Hoofprint Trail this half term at The Donkey Sanctuary in Sidmouth. The free, family-friendly activity teaches visitors how donkeys’ hooves are cared for, with prizes to win. The sanctuary is free to enter, dog friendly, and home to over 200 donkeys, plus play areas, walks, indoor exhibits, a café and gift shop. Open daily, 9am–5pm.
FILM
14–15 February
Wuthering Heights
Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of Wuthering Heights tells the turbulent love story of Catherine Earnshaw (Margot Robbie) and Heathcliff (Jacob Elordi) against the Yorkshire moors. Multiple screenings at Exeter PictureHouse across the weekend.

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