Free festive family trail across the Barbican to find runaway gingerbread men in shops, with a prize for a completed trail sheet.
Weekly free eco-creativity group for peri-, post- and menopausal women, part of the 'Orcas and Us' menopause project.
Interactive installation of photographs and moving images from The Box's archive, brought to life by glowing lights triggered by visitors.
Free two-day market with local makers and artists selling Christmas gifts and stocking fillers at The Box.
A free all-ages day celebrating local food with a community preserve competition, tasting, live preservation demonstrations, children's crafts and local music.
Free 90-minute accessible tour for first-time visitors to The Box, covering the permanent galleries and behind-the-scenes areas.
A festive market with up to 50 wooden chalets offering artisan crafts, unique gifts, street food and a German Bar with mulled wine.
A series of festive celebrations, markets, and light displays throughout Plymouth city centre to celebrate the Christmas season.
Free drop-in clay workshops for children aged 4 to 11 and their adults to make festive decorations and hibernating animals from air-dry clay.
Contemporary exhibition inspired by Jill Craigie's 1946 film 'The Way We Live', with works by Do Ho Suh, Rachel Whiteread, Gavin Turk and others, and a restored screening of the 1946 film.
Free exhibition with a digital screening of the Bayeux Tapestry and 14 paintings by Robert Borlase Smart, part of the 'Bayeux Around Britain' programme.
Nine works from The Box art collection, including pieces by Stanley Spencer and Alfred Wallis, grouped by theme and shown free of charge.
Free film installation by Steve McQueen about the Grenfell Tower fire, screened hourly from 10am to 3pm at The Box Plymouth.
Immersive installation by artists WABKIN made from sustainable and recycled materials, inviting children, young people and families to explore the idea of home.
A public art trail featuring life-size 3D sculptures of Beryl Cook's iconic characters, inspired by her paintings and set in the locations that inspired them across Plymouth.
