Exeter Phoenix is a vibrant multi-arts venue in the heart of Exeter, home to art galleries, a solar-powered cinema, performances, gigs, comedy, talks and courses.
Scratch night by South West theatre company Beyond Face, with four regional artists testing early-stage work and extracts from its Storytell group.
Monthly informal animation networking gathering for animators, illustrators and creatives, with visiting industry guests and an opportunities board.
Free exhibition of personalised textile banners made by community members of Refugee Support Devon and Hikmat about what home means to them.
Stand-up show by comedian Michael Spicer, the creator of 'The Room Next Door', with sketches and stories about the current political and global situation.
Five-week art course with Liese Webley to explore abstract landscape through paint, charcoal, pastels and inks.
Youth arts workshop for 13-16 year olds to design and build mini houses that become an illuminated village inside Exeter Phoenix.
Four-week series of gentle yoga sessions for beginners and all levels, led by Hannah Spencer.
Screening of the documentary 'Everest: The Other Side', directed by Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, at Studio 74, the cinema of Exeter Phoenix.
Republica play the Auditorium at Exeter Phoenix on their UK tour celebrating 30 years of their hit single 'Ready to Go'.
Fundraising trivia night run by Dreadnought South West, with every penny raised going to the charity, for teams of up to five.
Screening of Boots Riley's absurdist film 'I Love Boosters', a critique of capitalism, at Studio 74 in Exeter Phoenix.
Free group exhibition of eight artists working in painting, sculpture and photography, exploring the idea of an 'intimation'.
Collage workshop with tutor Sam Treadaway in which participants experiment with layering, typography and juxtaposition around the theme of nature and the environment.
Stand-up show '100% Badgers' by Matt Hobs, the Bristol comedian who traced his obsession with badgers to a field in the bovine TB debate.
Night of dancehall and reggae with MC General Levy and support from Joe Ariwa and LZ7 at the Exeter Phoenix auditorium.
Free exhibition of sculptures by John Elliott, whose work mixes recycled objects with low-tech materials to create uncanny robots and machines.
Final of the Wildcard battle of the bands, with seven bands competing live on stage at Exeter Phoenix.
Screening of the short film 'Blind Spot' about men's mental health, followed by a Q&A, within the Alright Mate? Festival.
A surreal, episodic dark comedy mixing autobiographical storytelling, circus and physical theatre about mental health, identity and self-recovery, with integrated BSL.
Stand-up show 'Champagne Casanova' by comedian Finlay Christie, part of his UK and Ireland tour, at the Exeter Phoenix.
Drawing workshop by Exeter Phoenix's youth arts group Freefall, from collaborative large-scale drawings to miniature sketches.
Panel discussion and live Q&A with the Exeter Psychedelic Interdisciplinary Centre (EPIC) faculty on the future of psychedelic research in the UK.
Free night of live music showcasing new talent from across the South West, with four emerging bands across alternative, punk and singer-songwriter styles.
Special 25th-anniversary screening of 'Josie and the Pussycats' with a punk rock promqueen dress code, presented by Dolly's Film Club and Cinema Rediscovered.
A piece of dance, music, performance and theatre following the lives of a small Devon community during the Second World War.
Stand-up show 'Catamaran' by Milo Edwards, about the letters his parents wrote to each other in the 1980s, on his UK tour.
Six-week course in digital and stop motion animation for autistic young people aged 12-15, with small classes and tutors Ashley Thorpe and Graham Hayter.
Singer-songwriter Ellie Gowers brings her folk, indie and acoustic pop to Studio 1 at the Exeter Phoenix.
Screening of four new British climbing and adventure films, presented by BritRock founder Alastair Lee with athlete and filmmaker Q&A.
Live show by beatbox champion and live looping pioneer Beardyman, who improvises dance music in real time with his BEARDYTRON_5000.
Bookbinding workshop with tutor Sam Treadaway to learn the basic tools and techniques of the craft and make a hardcover sketchbook.
Feature film adaptation of the BBC sitcom Ghosts, with Mathew Baynton, Simon Farnaby and Martha Howe-Douglas, screened at Exeter Phoenix.
Dark, brutal storytelling fable by Sam Ward about the political power of stories, the nation as an act of imagination and the violence of community.
Screenings of Pawel Pawlikowski's film 'Fatherland', about Thomas Mann and his daughter in post-war Germany, at Exeter Phoenix.
The South West roots reggae and dub band The Barefoot Bandit play Exeter Phoenix with special guests to be announced.
Informal monthly session for performance writers to share work, receive feedback and discuss new ideas.
