
A live music session showcasing original music produced in Plymouth and the Southwest, part of the 'Songs nobody asked us for' series.

A curated selection of contemporary art from local artists, including landscapes, abstracts, printmaking and ceramics, with the opportunity to meet the makers.

A creative workshop exploring street photography and zine-making, using The Box archive to create a digital zine as part of the BFI FAN season.

Clubnight celebrating Cultural Vibes 34th birthday with a final showing of the documentary W: A Return To Oz, live music, Q&A and a tour of the Warehouse.

Hotel Evada returns to The Bunker with a dark, cosmic exploration of underground electronica, welcoming home Viscera co-owner Matt Cowell.

A 10k and 5k charity walk to raise funds for Trevi, supporting women affected by violence and trauma across Plymouth and the Southwest.

A documentary exploring the clash between two Devon farmers, Derek Banbury and Derek Gow, over the future of their land and the English countryside.
A workshop for 13-18 year olds to explore film archives and create protest banners, part of the 2026 Art History Festival.

Tony Christie's unplugged farewell tour with his full band, his final show in the South West.
A curator-led talk exploring nine paintings from The Box's collection that were previously on loan to Downing Street, featuring works by Stanley Spencer, Alfred Wallis and others.

The Wedding Present perform their acclaimed album 'Seamonsters' in its entirety for their 35th anniversary tour.

Larry Achiampong presents his new film Relic 4 and the Pan African Flags series at KARST, exploring themes of colonisation and identity.

An evening of local performance art exploring the body, work and weather, with five new performances across sound, movement and light.

Stand-up comedy show Whatsherface by Maisie Adam at The Quad Theatre.

Pop-up screening of the slasher film Halloween with a social drink afterwards at Wilful Beer.

Blistering tribute band Totally Blondie, fronted by a Debbie Harry lookalike, celebrate Blondie's music live.

A free exhibition bringing together locally and nationally renowned artists at Melville Corner, Royal William Yard, as part of the Artober festival.

Monthly fair in Plymouth featuring original artwork, handmade crafts, artisan gifts, and local food stalls.

Wishbone Ash perform their classic rock hits on The Time Was Tour 2026, featuring Andy Powell and Mark Abrahams.

A musical theatre show for children about the discovery of the real colour of dinosaurs, featuring live music and storytelling.

A stand-up comedy show hosted by Steve 'Stavros' Parrish featuring Henry Cole, a veteran of the British television and film industry.

A humorous, multi-sensory play for parents and babies, with a guided Stay and Play session after each performance.

Folk-indie singer-songwriter Cat Rose presents her debut album 'I Know The Dark' at The Barbican Theatre.

Plymouth's annual Bonfire Night celebration featuring a large bonfire, fireworks display, fairground rides and catering stalls on the Hoe.

The official switch-on of the Christmas lights in Plymouth city centre, marking the start of the festive season.

A comedy theatre show set in Old London Town, a surreal parody of Jack the Ripper written by Spike Milligan and Ronnie Barker.

Pop-up screening of the horror comedy The Cabin in the Woods with a social drink and chat afterwards, presented by Eek! Film Club.

A talk by Chrissie Le Marchant on the life of Nancy Astor, the first woman MP, with a focus on her time in Plymouth.

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.

Concert featuring the premiere of 'The Lodestone of Love' by Paul Foster and Fauré's 'Requiem' in D minor, with soloists Catherine Hamilton and Darren Jeffery.

A screening of the 2026 French coming-of-age drama Just An Illusion, directed by Eric Toledano, in French with English subtitles.

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.

Six-month series of workshops for home educating families, bringing historical and cultural enquiry experiences to 7-11 year olds.

Exhibition showcasing 26 vibrant paintings by pioneering female artist Gillian Ayres, spanning seven decades of her creative practice.
A new film commission by Jordan Baseman exploring human emotion through arm wrestling and psychological interviews, on display at The Box.