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Showing from Sat 12 Sep

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Showing from Sat 12 Sep

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Showing from Tue 15 Sep

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Adult Acting Workshops with Galore Theatre.

Showing from Tue 15 Sep

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Exhibition on Screen : James McNeil Whistler

Showing from Tue 15 Sep

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Dramatically Different 2026

Showing from Wed 16 Sep

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The Big Lebowski

Showing from Thu 17 Sep

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Elemental : Arthur Snell

Showing from Fri 18 Sep

Arthur Snell - in conversation with Mary Nightingale Arthur Snell is an expert on the interaction between geopolitics and climate change with a degree in History from the University of Oxford. He has over 30 years’ experience in conflict zones and fragile states through the Middle East and Africa and has advised governments – including Ukraine during the current conflict – on a range of sec...

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Showing from Fri 18 Sep

Daniel Stables – in conversation with Martin Hesp Daniel Stables is a travel writer and guidebook author based in the UK, specializing in regions such as Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Southern Europe. He has authored or contributed to over 30 travel books for various publishers, including Rough Guides and DK Eyewitness, and writes for outlets like BBC Travel and National Geograp...

Dartmouth Writers Walk : Jonathan Turner

Showing from Fri 18 Sep

A 1.5 hour guided walk around Dartmouth visiting the places where Dartmouth writers lived and worked. Hear stories of a non-conformist preacher, banned from Dartmouth, whose sermons are still in print today; of the Victorian politician and inventor who wrote a gothic ghost story for his friend, about Dartmouth’s Gomerock Tower. Listen to poems about the River Dart, and Townstal Church, by a Dartm...

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Jeremy Hunt : Can We Be Rich Again?

Showing from Fri 18 Sep

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The Owl and the Nightingale - Poetry Group

Showing from Fri 18 Sep

In this session, members of Dartmouth Poetry Group invite you to share their love of poetry. There will be readings from Simon Armitage's The Owl and the Nightingale. Dartmouth Poetry Group are poetry enthusiasts who meet monthly at The Flavel. New members are always welcome to come and share in their love of poetry.

The Owl and the Nightingale - Poetry Group

Three Rivers : Robert Winder

Showing from Fri 18 Sep

Robert Winder was Literary Editor of the Independent (where he ran the Foreign Fiction Award for translated novels) and Deputy Editor of Granta. He is the author of many titles (both fiction and non-fiction) including Bloody Foreigners: The Story of Immigration to Britain and The Last Wolf: The Hidden Springs of Englishness. The former helped inspire the Migration Museum Project, which aims to cr...

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Showing from Fri 18 Sep

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Patrick Gale : Love Lane

Showing from Sat 19 Sep

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Showing from Sat 19 Sep

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Showing from Sat 19 Sep

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Acquisition of an Affordable Collection - Alec Smith.

Showing from Sat 19 Sep

Alec Smith has a passion for books. He collects rare books, first editions, as well as letters and original documents. He has amassed an amazing collection of books over the years including some unique Tolkien and JK Rowling editions. A recent acquisition is a letter written by Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson a week before the Battle of Trafalgar eerily predicting his own death. Alec will discuss h...

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Bad Influence : Rosie Nixon

Showing from Sat 19 Sep

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