Free drop-in exhibitions and hands-on activities exploring science and research, part of the European Researchers' Night programme.
An interactive panel discussion exploring how design, people and planning shape our daily lives, linked to the EU Mission: Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities.
A screening of the 2026 French coming-of-age drama Just An Illusion, directed by Eric Toledano, in French with English subtitles.
An evening of line dancing taught by a professional, with Malibu cocktails and a free cowboy hat.
An immersive murder mystery evening set in 1885 Bonewood, where Sheriff Underwood hunts for a killer, with a three-course meal.
Documentary A Dairy Story, directed by Ian Finlay, screening at Plymouth Arts Cinema.
A special farewell exhibition at Market Hall showcasing lighthouse sculptures from the St Luke's Guiding Lights art trail before they are auctioned.
A day for prospective students to explore the University of Plymouth campus, attend talks, and visit facilities including the Wave Tank and Student Village.
A monthly street fair in Plymouth featuring original artwork, handmade crafts, artisan gifts, and local food stalls.
The start of the WorldStar 2026 round-the-world sailing race, a non-commercial Corinthian club race around the three Great Capes, starting from Plymouth Sound.
A high-energy challenge where competitors sprint up a greased mast to snatch a flag in the heart of Plymouth's historic waterfront.
One-night-only headline indie folk show from emerging artist Marianne Joyce, presenting her debut EP Every Cloud.
Jonathan Pie, the UK's angriest spoof news reporter, returns for a brand-new live show touring the UK, billed as a 'helpful and hilarious guide to surviving the impending apocalypse'.
Special screening of artists' films from the Bathing Places exhibition, including the first screening of the feature-length documentary Geography of an Archive.
Live music session featuring three local acts: Richard James, C Force and Mad Dog Mcrea at The Green Taverners, with food available.
Screening of the documentary State Organs followed by a Q&A session, suitable for ages 15 and over due to its mature subject matter.
A comedy night featuring new acts trying comedy for the first time and established acts road-testing new material, hosted by Cristina and Oli.
Stand-up comedy show 'Stuff' by Scott Bennett at The Quad Theatre, Plymouth.
A new film commission by Jordan Baseman exploring human emotion through arm wrestling and psychological interviews, on display at The Box.
Exhibition showcasing 26 vibrant paintings by pioneering female artist Gillian Ayres, spanning seven decades of her creative practice.
Six-month series of workshops for home educating families, bringing historical and cultural enquiry experiences to 7-11 year olds.
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.
A street photography and zine-making workshop for young people aged 15-25, part of the BFI FAN 'Rip It Up' season.
Introductory course to create a film or photography project; hands-on with cameras and editing software.
