A family show by Scratchworks Theatre Company in which Augustine Fogwoode and her puppet friend Goldie try to build a community of fungi fans through games, songs and facts. For children aged five and up.

Huey Morgan revisits the Fun Lovin' Criminals album Come Find Yourself with a new band, marking 30 years since its release. For fans of 90s Britpop and the cinematic, genre-hopping sound of the original.

Historian Mary Beard looks beyond emperors and battles at the lives left out of history books, and draws links between Roman politics and today. Audience questions are welcome. For history enthusiasts and curious newcomers.

Political comic Nish Kumar brings new angry, progressive stand-up about a divided world, from rising inequality to political parties in collapse. For fans of political comedy and his podcast Pod Save the UK.

Exeter Cavern's gothic club night plays songs by Bauhaus, The Cure and Sisters of Mercy, along with Halloween hits. Fancy dress is encouraged, and it suits fans of goth and alternative music.

A market of one-of-a-kind artists, taxidermy and entomology, D&D and TTRPG supplies, and vintage and alternative clothing. For alternative culture fans, in an accessible and inclusive space for all.

This band, whose melodic, carefully arranged songs were recorded in places from campervans to chapels, is joined by Alice Boyd, whose solo set moves between folk, ambient and experimental sound. Suits fans of uplifting, melodic songwriting.

An Australian band from Perth blending sprawling psych-pop, prog rock and heavy garage riffs, with a fourth album that marked a big step in their evolution. Suits fans of psychedelic and heavy rock.

A beatboxer and live looper who improvises studio-quality dance music in real time with a self-built music production system. Suits fans of live electronic music and beatboxing.