Featured Events in Plymouth in May 2025 (May Updated)

Another Another World is a poetic reflection on the transformation of St Ives, Cornwall, over the past 70 years. Inspired by the 1950s documentary Another World, this film revisits the town’s legacy as a haven for artists and fishermen, capturing the evolving identity of a place once romanticised for its idyllic simplicity. Another Another World explores the cultural shifts that have shaped St Ives – from the counterculture movement of the 1960s to the rise of surf culture in the 1970s and 1980s, the impact of housing booms and rural poverty, the decline of traditional industries, and its eventual global recognition in the art world. The film culminates in the present day, observing those who continue to live and create in the town. Written and narrated by Danny Fox and directed by Jackson Whitefield, Another Another World is not a remake but a conversation with its predecessor, offering a contemporary meditation on place, memory and change. Director Jackson Whitefield presents the premiere of his film, Another Another World as part of Danny Fox's exhibition, Kingdom, in The Levinsky Gallery. Information Source: The Bridge, University of Plymouth | eventbrite

Created by artist and sculptor Carole Vincent the artwork features a large sundial design and fountain. The artwork was commissioned by Plymouth City Council as part of the pedestrianisation of the City Centre in 1987. The work was officially launched on 22 July 1988 by Queen Elizabeth II and commemorates the ‘Armada 400’ celebrations in the city. (Image courtesy of Plymouth Herald image archive) Cast in concrete with Terrazzo and stainless steel, the sundial also features 12 plinths around the outside. Information panels on top of the stone plinths offer in detail ways to ‘read’ the sundial in a range of different languages. The information plinths were made a particular feature of in 2010 when they were covered with decorative textiles as part of ‘Mrs Smith’s hit on Plymouth sundial’ – a secret commission by Plymouth College of Art. Guerrilla textiles installed overnight to the surprise of the public! The sundial is set to G.M.T which differs in the summer (B.S.T) by one hour in advance. The sun is also due south in Plymouth 17 minutes later than it is at Greenwich; therefore at some points of the year the dial runs 1 hour 17 minutes behind G.M.T. About the Artist Carole Vincent (1939-2019) was an artist working in concrete. She lived and worked in Boscastle, Cornwall. Painter as well as sculptor, she explored the use of natural colour and texture in concrete for sculpture. Her work with pigments achieved remarkable success, opening new doors to architects, engineers and planners. Her passion was to work on commissions for specific environments, ranging from public spaces to individual buildings and gardens.

The 80’s gave us so much...Saved by the Bell, Top Gun, Goonies, Bon Jovi and Die Hard. It’s 1989 and you are invited to THE New Years Eve party to end all parties. Daniel and Ali seem to be the perfect couple and have invited friends and family to this celebration, but no one is that perfect and will everyone at the party still be alive by the end or is there a Lethal Weapon in the room. Fancy dress is not obligatory but if you want to dress up the all is good with us, so will you be Robocop? Ferris Bueller? Madonna? The Ghostbusters? The list is endless. We got away with a lot in the 80’s but will someone get away with murder? £64 per person Please note, tickets are non refundable. Information Source: Boringdon Hall Hotel | eventbrite

The pub was demolished in the 1990s but the sign remained as a symbol for the community. The artist worked with the local residents and school to refurbish the sign with a new design inspired by memories of the pub and its landlord.

Information Source: The Duke of Cornwall Hotel | eventbrite

Welcome to Mini Mosaics - Community Craft event! Come join us for a fun and creative day of crafting mini mosaics. This event is perfect for all ages and skill levels, so bring your friends and family along! Get ready to unleash your creativity and make beautiful mosaic art pieces to take home. All materials will be provided, so just bring your enthusiasm and eagerness to learn. Don't miss out on this opportunity to connect with others in the community while exploring your artistic side. See you there! All materials are included in the price of the workshop. Tea, coffee and biscuits are also supplied. During the week, Monday to Friday, there is a cafe open for lunch and drinks, plus all kinds of sweet treats open from 8.30am until 3.30pm. All workshops take place at City Business Park in Stoke where there is a pay and display car park on site or free on road parking to the front of the building. We are also on local bus routes and a short walk from the nearest bus stop. All images are indicative of what can be achieved. Information Source: Totally Emmeline | eventbrite

4th Fridays at SEMPBA — Energy Upgrades: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Heat Pumps Join us at the Southeastern Massachusetts Pine Barrens Alliance (SEMPBA) Center at the Center Hill Preserve for an engaging evening focused on energy efficiency and sustainable home improvements. In this talk, we'll share our journey of repairing and upgrading the Pine Barrens Alliance Nature Center. Topics will include: Setting Goals : Defining our vision for a more energy-efficient facility. Securing Funding and Budgeting : Navigating financial planning and resources. Exploring Rebates and Incentives : Researching available programs to offset costs. Selecting and Collaborating with Vendors : Choosing the right partners for the project. Lessons Learned : Insights gained throughout the process. Results Achieved : The tangible benefits of our upgrades. Additionally, we'll provide information on residential energy efficiency rebates and incentives, including Eversource/Mass Save’s No-Cost Energy Upgrades for moderate-income Plymouth residents. ( masssave.com ) Event Details: Date : 4th Friday—Friday, May 23, 2025 Time : Doors open at 6:00 PM Location : The SEMPBA Center at the Center Hill Preserve Enjoy warm appetizers and a selection of beverages as you learn how heat pumps and other energy upgrades can revolutionize your home's efficiency, reduce energy bills, and contribute to a more sustainable future. There will be ample time for a Q&A session at the end, so bring your questions! We look forward to seeing you there! Need more inforation? Contact Sharl at slheller@comcast.net Linda Lancaster retired from MIT in 2014 after 25 years in Information Systems and Finance. Earlier in her career, she worked in the computer industry and as a mathematics editor at Houghton Mifflin. She holds a B.S. in Mathematics from Simmons College and an MBA from Babson College. Inspired by An Inconvenient Truth , Linda has dedicated herself to climate action—reducing her household’s carbon footprint and advocating for carbon pricing legislation. She currently chairs the South Shore and Cape chapter of Citizens’ Climate Lobby. SEMPBA is fortunate to have Linda as our treasurer and a driving force behind efforts to make our nature center more sustainable and energy efficient. Information Source: Southeastern Massachusetts Pine Barrens Alliance | eventbrite

JD King has spent a lifetime impersonating Elvis Presley. Now in his mid-thirties and with 20 years of professional experience behind him, there are many fans and reviewers who consider him to be one of the very best worldwide. Elvis Presley was and is one of the most famous entertainers to ever grace the world. In fact, his popularity has not waned in over 50 years. As a result of Elvis’s fanbase, many people who are looking for entertainment ideas think of Elvis tribute artists. One of the the highest-rated and best reviewed Elvis tribute artists in the world is JD King; he aims to performs an Elvis tribute show that even the King himself would be proud of! Why not make a night of it? You can now pre-order delicious pizzas before the show with the new Quad Theatre food offer , available via Marjon’s Time2Eat app. Order up to a month in advance, collect from the Hub, and enjoy a relaxed pre-show bite. Information Source: Creative Edge Events | eventbrite

The Knowing Body takes a journey through movement, art and music exploring our inner physical rhythms and responses to the body’s impulse to move. It also looks at what happens when we find ourselves instinctively moving to the same collective rhythm, creating large scale artworks, using different medium and parts of the body. The Knowing Body is an interdisciplinary performance art event performed by the Plymouth Performance Art Collective. This work in progress investigates how rhythm plays an integral part within our daily lives individually and collectively, through internal and external influence including instinct and ritual. Long scrolled art works transcribed through the participation and observation of contemporary and improvised movement and dance has been interpreted by the performers creating a wealth of individual and collective movement material. An enquiry into the rhythm of sound and music informs the performers exploring how it can initiate and inspire through play and improvisation creating large scale spontaneous drawings and paintings. There is also the opportunity for audience members to try their hand at some impromptu collective drawing! Following the event the audience are invited to join an informal feedback discussion to meet the artists and find out more about the creative process. Feedback will be gratefully received, informing the future development of The Knowing Body . The Knowing Bod y is devised and directed by visual & dance artist Rosie Allen-Perdikeas. Rosie is currently an artist in residence at RAMP Ocean Studios and during its course has worked on combining visual art and movement developing The Knowing Body . Rosie is joined by dance artists Martha Scholefield, Paula Hocking and visual artist Emily Chung (also artist in Residence with RAMP) who have worked to a collective beat co-creating movement and art material. More about the performers: R osie Allen-Perdikea s Rosie works as a multi-disciplinary artist and performer based in Plymouth and has a background in dance and choreography. She has worked nationally and internationally; Royal Opera House, Glyndebourne, La Scala, Milan and Matthew Bourne, New Adventures. Rosie’s art practice is centred around the exploration of rhythm and movement through the bodily form, and she draws on her wealth of knowledge and experience combining art, dance and performance. She works in mixed media, painting and drawing and strives to procure a sense of liveliness and expression, with interaction and collaboration playing a core central role within her work. Martha Scholefield Martha is a dance practitioner and yoga teacher and through her own growth and development as well as working within communities she has nurtured a passion for the importance of improving the relationship we have with our own bodies. She has performed and taught dance for many years and champions creativity across all disciplines. Paula Hocking Currently working with older people Paula has an MA in Choreography and is an advocate of Dance for Health and Wellbeing. She is enthusiastic about people of all ages and abilities enjoying all aspects of dance. E mily Chung Emily is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Plymouth. Her practice spans diverse media including paintings, printmaking, performance and drawing. Her work draws attention to the everyday causing viewers to reflect on the mundane. She investigates the relationship between her female body, machines and animals, expressing and fostering through her work a dialogue between herself and the world. For more information about our workshops, creative activities, studios, and facilities, be sure to visit the RAMP (Real Art Make Print) website. Discover the exciting opportunities we offer and get involved in our vibrant community. Check out all the details at RAMP's What's On page . If you are unable to attend any workshops or activities, please inform us as soon as possible so we can offer your spot to others who may be interested. Additionally, please review our ticket refund policy, as we will be adhering to it strictly. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation! Information Source: RAMP - Real Art Make Print | eventbrite

This event is an introduction to rockpooling, aimed at preschool aged children (4 years and under) and all children must be accompanied by an adult. £5.50/child (+ Eventbrite booking fee) - adults are free on this event, so please only book and pay for your child/children. This event will involve walking over slippery seaweed covered rocks. Please wear water shoes or other shoes which can get wet. Please leave your rockpool nets at home as we follow the Seashore Code and we’ll provide the buckets. Please note, National Trust car parking charges apply at Wembury Beach car park. The beach car park can fill up very quickly on hot, sunny days so please leave plenty of time to park and aim to arrive at the Centre 10mins before the event starts. Cancellation Policy – requested refunds will be issued up to 1 day before the event starts, minus the Eventbrite booking fee. If the event is cancelled by us due to poor weather, you will receive a full refund. Important Accessibility Information Our toddler rockpool safari is held in the shallow rockpools just off Wembury Beach. This event aims to introduce little ones to local marine life, encourage gentle exploration while prioritising safety. Please ensure you and your child has appropriate footwear, such as wellies or waterproof shoes that have a good grip. Information Source: Devon Wildlife Trust/Wembury Marine Centre | eventbrite

Welcome to the Ceramic Cauldrons event! Join us on Sat May 24 2025 at City Business Park for a day filled with creativity and fun. Explore the world of ceramics and learn how to create your own unique cauldron. This hands-on event is perfect for beginners and experienced artists alike. Get ready to unleash your inner artist and take home your very own masterpiece. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to get crafty with clay! All materials are included in the price of the workshop. Tea, coffee and biscuits are also supplied. During the week, Monday to Friday, there is a cafe open for lunch and drinks, plus all kinds of sweet treats open from 8.30am until 3.30pm. All workshops take place at City Business Park in Stoke where there is a pay and display car park on site or free on road parking to the front of the building. We are also on local bus routes and a short walk from the nearest bus stop. All images are indicative of what can be achieved. Information Source: Totally Emmeline | eventbrite

Following a successful showcase in 2024, the two-day festival returns on 24th and 25th May with eight shows by local artists spanning theatre, comedy, music and performance . The performance follows Jung-hee, a first-generation immigrant, as she hosts a live-stream cooking show where she makes gimbap, a traditional Korean dish. Through the process of cooking and interacting with viewers, she explores themes of identity, cultural differences, and the isolation of living abroad. The show juxtaposes the vibrant energy of her broadcast with the quiet loneliness she feels once the camera turns off. Date: Saturday 24 May Time: 17:30 – 18:30 Tickets: £5, Free to UoP Students Image credit: Jung Borthwick Information Source: The Bridge, University of Plymouth | eventbrite

Following a successful showcase in 2024, the two-day festival returns on 24th and 25th May with eight shows by local artists spanning theatre, comedy, music and performance . Performance storyteller Henry Everett brings wild tales from Ancient Greece of the Great God Pan. Deep in the wilds of Arcadia, the first ever Satyr, Pan is born. He is to become God of pasture, overlord of wild creatures, ruler of solitary places. He will save the Gods in Olympus and change all life on Earth, yet his tale is a tragedy. Content warning: Reference to sexual abuse Date: Sunday 25 May Time: 17:30 – 18:30 Tickets: £5, Free to UoP Students Image credit: Paul Bommer Information Source: The Bridge, University of Plymouth | eventbrite

We have lots of amazing sporting and non-sporting sessions planned. See below for our timetable of events. Tuesday 27th May- Photography with FotoNow Wednesday 28th May- The Rock Project- learn to feel part of a band by putting their musical skills into practice and performance Thursday 29th May - Football with Plymouth Argyle Community Trust Friday 30th May - Multi-Sports Football with Plymouth Argyle Community Trust Our holiday club is aimed at 8-13 year olds and anyone from the wider community is welcome to sign up. Sessions will run from 09:00-15:00 and sessions are sold on a daily basis but must be paid for in advance. Each session is £20 per day (Excl booking fees). Please bring a packed lunch and a large drink as well as appropriate clothing for the activity on that day. An email regarding appropriate clothing will be sent out to all participants closer to the time. We will ask for your child's details via email once you have purchased a ticket - please complete all the relevant fields. Don't forget to print off your e-ticket or have it ready on a device for daily registration. Information Source: Devonport High School for Boys | eventbrite

Join us on an extremely low tide to explore Wembury’s most amazing rockpools, rarely uncovered by the tide! Suitable for children 7+ and all children must be accompanied by a paying adult. This event will involve walking a good distance over very slippery seaweed covered rocks and in deeper rockpools. Please don't bring nets – we’ll follow the Seashore Code and use our hands and tubs (we'll provide tubs), but don’t forget your wellies/beach shoes! Please note, National Trust car parking charges apply at Wembury Beach car park. The car park can fill up very quickly on hot, sunny days so please leave plenty of time to park and aim to arrive at the Marine Centre 10mins before the event starts. Cancellation Policy – refunds will be issued up to 1 day before the event starts, minus the Eventbrite booking fee. If the event is cancelled by us due to poor weather, you will receive a full refund. Important Accessibility Information The event takes place on Wembury beach and the surrounding rocky foreshore. There are steep unguarded edges along the coast. You should expect to be walking over slippery, seaweed-covered rocks, steep paths, sand, and other uneven ground. Please dress appropriately – be prepared for unpredictable weather and remember that rocks can be sharp so wearing thick-soled footwear with good grips is essential. We will be out for up to 2 hours; therefore, conditions can change and be different out on the shore than inland. There is accessible parking at the National Trust Wembury Beach car park, but no wheelchair access to the beach. There in an accessible toilet inside the Marine Centre, but the group will be a 20-minute walk away from these during the event. Dogs are not allowed on the beach between 1st May to 30th September though assistance dogs are allowed all year round. We welcome attendees with an interest in finding out more about local marine life and are keen to learn or improve their identification and rockpooling skills. Instruction is provided verbally by a group leader in English within an outdoor setting where there may be background noise. Printed copies of some information can be made available with advance notice. The event takes place in a popular public place but is not usually crowded once we start rockpooling. Flash photography may be used by staff and participants but is not usually noticeable in daylight. Noise cancelling ear muffs can only be used if the attendee has someone with them who is able to listen and interpret the instructions for them. Information Source: Devon Wildlife Trust/Wembury Marine Centre | eventbrite

Here in the UK May is a busy time for beekeepers who are tending their bees and watching them progress into strong colonies and often bringing in a spring honey crop depending on the weather and forage available. A two hour beekeeping experience with our hives with Ash our experienced beekeeper. Suit up, go through a hive and learn to read the bees and spot the queen. Enjoy our themed afternoon tea in the Great Hall afterwards. Includes all equipment: bee suit and gloves and no experience is necessary. £75 Per Person Honey Afternoon Tea A selection of cakes from the trolley --- Plain & Fruit Scones, Clotted Cream & Strawberry Preserve --- A selection of savoury treats Please note, tickets are non refundable. Information Source: Boringdon Hall Hotel | eventbrite

Rhode Island Comedian & Military Veteran Jay Are Adams will be headlining Proof 22 in Plymouth! Jay was handpicked by Kevin Hart (Yes, that Kevin Hart) to be on Comedy Central’s “Kevin Hart presents Hart of the City.” In his act, Jay Are describes being raised by a single mother, his time in the Navy, terrible karaoke bars & dating as a single father. Also, he's a regular at the Comedy Connection, The Comedy Park & The Comedy Factory in Rhode Island. The Show will also feature talent from Cape Cod, Boston, and local Plymouth comedians. Space is limited, so reserve your seats sooner rather than later! Information Source: Paperback Comedy | eventbrite

RCU Facility Tours 2025: Nucor Steel Plymouth / Interwest Paper Box Elder / Intermountain Absorbents Come join us for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at 3 facilities in extreme Northern Utah. Tour of Nucor Steel in Plymouth Utah Lunch break at The Grille in Tremonton Utah ($25 lunch fee if you want to have a great networking lunch) Tour of Interwest Paper Box Elder Recycling Facility and Intermountain Absorbents (one address location) Current RCU Members are free, and those not yet members of RCU pay $25 for the tour. Information Source: The Recycling Coalition of Utah | eventbrite

Welcome to Painted Tin Can Pots - Community Craft! Come join us for a fun and creative event where we will be upcycling tin cans into beautiful pots! Let your imagination run wild as you paint and decorate your own unique pots to take home. No experience is necessary, just bring your enthusiasm and creativity. This is a great opportunity to meet new people and have a blast crafting together. Don't miss out on this chance to unleash your inner artist and make something special. See you there! All materials are included in the price of the workshop. Tea, coffee and biscuits are also supplied. During the week, Monday to Friday, there is a cafe open for lunch and drinks, plus all kinds of sweet treats open from 8.30am until 3.30pm. All workshops take place at City Business Park in Stoke where there is a pay and display car park on site or free on road parking to the front of the building. We are also on local bus routes and a short walk from the nearest bus stop. All images are indicative of what can be achieved. Information Source: Totally Emmeline | eventbrite

Explore Plymouth Argyle v Leeds United sporting information for 3rd May, as well as links for Football tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. Plymouth Argyle, also known as The Pilgrims, is a professional football club based in England. They currently compete in League Two, the fourth tier of the English football pyramid. The club was founded in 1886 and has a rich history, having won the English Third Division twice in 1959 and 2002. Plymouth Argyle also holds the record for the most appearances in the FA Cup for a non-top flight team. The team's home ground is the iconic Home Park Stadium, which has a capacity of over 17,000 spectators. Notable players who have donned the green and white stripes of Plymouth Argyle include Ian Holloway, Sean McCarthy, and Paul Mariner. The club has a passionate fan base, known for their unwavering support and dedication to their team. Leeds United, founded in 1919, is a prestigious English football club based in the city of Plymouth Argyle0, West Yorkshire. The team competes in the top tier of English football, the Premier League, and has a rich history of success. They have won three First Division titles, one FA Cup and one League Cup, making them one of the most successful clubs in English football. Plymouth Argyle0 United's home ground is the iconic Elland Road stadium, which has a capacity of over 37,000 spectators. The team is known for their passionate fan base and their rivalry with other top clubs in the league. With star players like Patrick Bamford, Raphinha, and Jack Harrison leading the way, Leeds United is poised to continue their strong performance in the coming years. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Welcome to the Women's Wealth & Wellness Workshop ! Join us for a day of empowerment, education, and connection. This in-person event is designed to help you take control of your financial future and prioritize your well-being. Our expert speakers will cover topics like financial planning, investing, self-care, and more. Network with like-minded women and leave feeling inspired and equipped to thrive. Don't miss out on this opportunity to invest in yourself and your future. Secure your spot today! Information Source: Women's Wealth and Wellness Workshop | eventbrite

For this Creative Talk, we are excited to welcome artist Danny Fox and gallerist Hannah Barry for a special 'In Conversation' event. This talk will provide a unique opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of Fox’s artistic practice and creative processes. Through their discussion, they will explore the ideas and techniques behind his work, offering insight into the way he approaches his art. The conversation will also delve into Fox’s current exhibition, Kingdom, at The Levinsky Gallery, giving attendees a closer insight into the pieces on display and the themes that inform them. Danny Fox is a painter based in St Ives, Cornwall. Hannah Barry is a London-based gallerist and founder of the Hannah Barry Gallery and Bold Tendencies. The conversation will be chaired by Mary Costello, Exhibitions Programme Curator at The Levinsky Gallery. Date: Thursday 1 May 2025 Time: 16:30–18:00 Venue: Lecture Theatre, Roland Levinsky Building Ticket information: Free, booking required This event is part of our Creative Talks series, spotlighting practitioners, makers and artists who work in a variety of disciplines, media and forms across the creative arts, including visual arts, design, performance, craft-work, creative writing and more. The series aims to address questions about the nature of ‘creativity’ and ‘practice as research’, featuring speakers who will share their work, the processes they use, their influences, and their own experiences of professional practice. Find out more about our Creative Talks series. Image credit: Courtesy of the artist and Hannah Barry Gallery, London. Photo credit Fanny Latour-Lambert Information Source: The Bridge, University of Plymouth | eventbrite

Improv Comedy Show Get ready to laugh your socks off at our Improv Comedy Show, where hilarious scenes and characters are created on the spot! Come join us for a night filled with laughter and spontaneity at our Improv Comedy Show! Those n utty people from 'The Squirrel Spoon Collective' will create electric & hilarious scenes on the spot based on your suggestions. Get ready for a unique and interactive experience that will have you rolling in the aisles. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind event! Information Source: Barbican Theatre | eventbrite

Due to popular demand, Plymouth’s favourite (only) comedy walking tour is going back indoors! Join three multi-award winning comedians for an evening of stand-up and silliness as they explore the lighter side of life in Britain’s Ocean City. It’s daft, funny and not to be missed. In 2021, three Plymouth comedians were forced out of work by the pandemic. In an attempt to stay sane and put spicy spuds on the table they banded together to create Plymouth Comedy Tours. A walking tour company with the difference where they took groups around the city, telling jokes rather than facts. Three years on Plymouth Comedy Tours have welcomed over 1000 guests, been given over 150 five-star Tripadvisor reviews and has been featured on BBC Radio 4’s Front Row as a cultural highlight in the city. Now, they have decided to bring the PCT magic indoors! After two sell out shows in November 2024, our three comics will return to the stage at the Barbican Theatre to explore a different side of Plymouth. Laughing at the good, bad and ugly of our underrated seaside city. Discover more about the ‘Real Plymouth’. Find out about life in the city, exploring Plymouth traditions, the way of life and the people who live here. Expect jokes, questionable ‘facts’ and plenty of mentions of the ‘Private Shop’. The three comics involved are Suzy Bennett, David Arnold and Christian Russell-Pollock. All three comics perform nationwide, have won a host of comedy awards and have supported some of the UK’s biggest comedy names. Information Source: Barbican Theatre | eventbrite

Children of all ages will enjoy climbing, exploring, and learning about many large and unique vehicles in a fun & safe environment. Bounce house, food for purchase, and many other activities are available! Join us rain or shine! ***Proceeds benefit the Y’s Annual Campaign SUNDAY MAY 4TH 10:00AM-1:00PM 2 Greenside Way South, Plymouth $5 per person | $25 for a family of 5+ Registration via Eventbrite only 508-927-3100 Information Source: Old Colony YMCA - Plymouth | eventbrite

Held at Marjon Sports Centre - This will be a great day for families, sci-fi collectors, fans, and every other kind of Comic Con Fan! There is lots to see and do, including out of this world displays and props, traders selling out of this world collections, meet celebrities from Tv and the movies! For those that like cosplay, there will be a wide array of cosplayers on arrival, fans attending are invited to dress up as your favourite tv, Film or other fictional character and be ready to compete in our cosplay competitions! Information Source: Creed Conventions | eventbrite

St. Ives artist, Danny Fox, presents a poetry reading in response to his current exhibition, Kingdom. Courtesy of the artist and Hannah Barry Gallery, London. Photo credit: Fanny Latour-Lambert Information Source: The Bridge, University of Plymouth | eventbrite

The doors open at 6pm and the game begins at 6:30pm. Come early to snag a drink, order food and mingle with friends. There's parking in front of Hotel 1620 or public parking on the waterfront. Questions? Message me at @berardbotanics and check out Salena at https://www.salenaplymouth.com. Information Source: Berard Botanics | eventbrite

Join Made in Manomet at Mayflower Brewing Co. for a hands-on art workshop! A template will be provided to help you trace your mayflower. Get creative while you sip a craft beer or seltzer —your first drink is included with your ticket purchase! Come solo, bring a friend, or gather your crew — all are welcome! Your finished piece will be adhered to wood and measure roughly 6in x 4in. By the end of the night you will have artwork that can easily be showcased on a table, shelf or mantle. ALL SKILL LEVELS WELCOME! Don't want to miss a future event? Be sure to follow us on Instagram @madeinmanomet or check out our website www.madeinmanomet.com ***Due to the cost in materials and the careful preparation that goes into each class we are unable to offer a refund. We do welcome you to reach out to us via email with any questions or concerns you may have prior to the event, please email: madeinmanomet@gmail.com Information Source: Made in Manomet | eventbrite