Activities· Family
A self-guided hour for families and children with special educational needs and disabilities, who can explore at their own pace in a calmer setting.
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Exeter LibraryTheatre
A watch party for the Slamovision Grand Final, where spoken-word poets from UNESCO Cities of Literature around the world compete for the title. For poetry fans and anyone curious about slam.
Exeter LibraryTalks & Workshops
A relaxed peer feedback group where three writers each session share a short extract of up to 500 words for constructive discussion. Open to all genres and experience levels.
Exeter LibraryTalks & Workshops
A talk on how overlooked histories become compelling fiction, for readers and writers interested in historical novels and the stories left out of the record.
Exeter LibraryClub night
A disco night for over-60s who want to get out and dance to music with others of their own generation.
Exeter PhoenixFamily
A movement session for young children and their parent, grandparent or carer, with music, games, stories and props in a Halloween theme and fancy dress optional. Designed for children aged about 2 to 8.
Matthews HallFamily
Art classes for children aged 5 to 16 and adult painting and drawing sessions, covering textiles, printmaking, sculpture and collage, led by a teacher of 30 years. For young artists and adults who want a warm welcome.
Cranbrook Country ParkFamily
A 2k run for children aged 4 to 14, a regular way for young runners and walkers to get active outdoors with family. Suits children who enjoy running and their families.
Emmanuel HallFamily
A two-hour drop-off club for home-educated young people aged 11 to 15, part social get-together, part space to explore creative ideas around a termly theme.