What's on this weekend and beyond in Exeter

Here's our pick of what's on in Exeter this weekend and beyond.

MUSIC

20 April

THE CAVERN BEATLES AT EXETER CORN EXCHANGE 

The Cavern Beatles, a band fully endorsed and licensed by the Liverpool club, are coming to Exeter! Replicating in both sight and sound the excitement and energy of Beatlemania, expect the psychedelic era of Sgt. Pepper, and the creative masterpieces of The White Album, Abbey Road, and more.

Exeter Corn Exchange

TALK

20 April

POST OFFICE SCANDAL: THE INSIDE STORY AT BARNFIELD THEATRE 

Journalist and broadcaster Nick Wallis has drawn on his decade of covering the story to write a best-selling book (The Great Post Office Scandal – serialised by the Daily Mail and featured by the Sunday Times), and it is this book which forms the basis of his new show. Nick, also a consultant on the ITV Drama, expertly chronicles the twists and turns of what has become one of the most widespread miscarriages of justice in UK legal history.

Exeter Northcott Theatre 

OUTSIDE 

21 April

GREAT BRITISH DOG WALK AT CANONTEIGN FALLS

There will be waggy tails and wet noses in abundance at Canonteign Falls, as hundreds of dog walkers gather to raise money for national charity, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People. By taking part in either the 2km or 4km sponsored dog walk, people will be helping to train more incredible hearing dogs to alert partners to life-saving and important sounds and help them reconnect with life. Alongside the walk, the event will feature a fun dog show and a doggy-themed pop-up market.

Powderham Castle

CONVERSATION 

25 April

AGILE RABBIT: HUMAN VS ROBOT AT EXETER PHOENIX 

Algorithms are an essential part of how our world functions nowadays. Can our human brain still compete with the rapid advancements of our technological inventions, however? Nathan Lapora, Professor of Robotics and AI at the University of Bristol, will be doing a deep-dive into the intersection of artificially embodied intelligence and neuroscience and how, in turn, this manipulates how we perceive our surroundings, learn, and interact with one another.

Exeter Phoenix

EXETER LIVING - ISSUE ISSUE 

OUT NOW!

Welcome to our April issue! Inside these pages, you’ll find a bumper review of the recent Exeter Living Awards, featuring all the winners and party-goers from the evening. If you were at the awards, you may just see your face!  Elsewhere, as we head into spring we look at local swims, scenic walks, gorgeous gardens and so much more! 

Exeter Living