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Toby's Garden Festival
What's on this weekend and beyond in Exeter
3 and 4 May
TOBY’S GARDEN FESTIVAL
Hosted by BBC Two Gardeners' World presenter Toby Buckland, the family friendly two-day extravaganza at Powderham Castle boasts an impressive programme full of free gardening and food and drink talks, demonstrations, tastings and workshops, plus live music.
3-5 May
MAD DOG MCREA WEEKENDER 2024
On Friday, dub-reggae group The Barefoot Bandit will make you want to dance, Saturday’s Ríoghnach Connolly & Honeyfeet will bring everything from big-band swing to Alabama blues-tinged folk, and Sunday will be headlined by none other than Mad Dog Mcrea themselves.
4 MAY
EXETER INDEPENDENT MARKET
Local makers and traders will be selling their wares on Cathedral Green; and there’ll be live music and loads of food and drink. It’s also the abseiling fundraising fun day so watch out for the group of brave individuals descending Exeter Cathedral’s North Tower!
OUT TODAY!
Welcome to our May issue! Inside you’ll find our alternative guide to the Devon County Show, a thirst-quenching celebration of tea (the makers, pourers, sellers and sippers!), and we reveal a million hidden cultural treasures in Torquay. Elsewhere, we’ve got a flurry of new businesses, picnic inspiration, and the lowdown on the forthcoming Exeter Pride. Dive in!
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