I prefer The Brewhouse as they have better productions, but here they don't use adults for staff,…read moreso they employ the students at the school next to it. Most of the productions are not very good, and most are school productions. I would recommend The Brewgous eover here.

The Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre is a vibrant, multi-purpose, community based Arts Centre. We employ a…read moresmall full-time team and are very lucky to have loyal support from a dedicated army of volunteers (adults and young people) without whom we would not be able to keep our ticket prices and community class costs so low.

Rich's Farmhouse Cider is a working cider farm, shop and restaurant in the village of Watchfield…read morenear Highbridge. The restaurant is bright and sunny with large windows. The restaurant serves cooked breakfasts, Sunday roasts and other meals made with locally made products for example Somerset Cheddar Ploughman's lunch. The restaurant also serves cider and apple juice made at Rich's farm. As well as many varieties of Rich's cider the shop stocks other locally made products including wine, cheese and chutney and a variety of gifts are also stocked. You can also explore the museum which houses old-fashioned cider making equipment.

It was only a little bit of a detour on my journey home, and it was well worth it, the cider is…read morevery very good here! There are friendly staff, oodles of goodies to purchase, a tiny bit of historic cider making, and a very nice restaurant. But mainly very very nice cider !

This is a type of community centre and public library all in one. It is attached to Herons Moor…read moreInfant and Junior School but its facilities are used by the public and the school alike. It has conference and meeting rooms which are very well kept. The whole building is light and airy and you can hire the school hall for functions and childrens parties from here. They also provide a complete party package which is great and very well organised. Great toilet facilities, couple of vending machines and they serve a small range of hot drinks over the counter. During school hols they have some great childrens activities which don't cost too much. Also have internet access and if you join the library I think you get a limited amount of access for free. The library is very well maintained and they have a story time for younger children which is great and usually involves a bit of art and craft as well. Staff are always helpful and friendly.

Newly opened museum. Much hype,huge cost. Free admission. Must be seen.read more

Exeter's centrally located (Queen Street) free museum has long held treasures from around the…read moreworld, housed exhibitions and also run courses, including arts and crafts workshops for children. However, it is currently undergoing a major refurbishment project and is closed to the public. In the meantime, workshops and a selection of exhibition are housed in part of the city library around the corner.

is jazz is your thing, you can not go wrong and go to bude, for…read more the whole week this year it was in late august, and you got the add bounes of a nice seaside town good music thought our the day and night,and coachs tours, to near, and far palce, for jazz not only do you get jazz you get art and craf fair, also life boat, day, which is good, and a firework dispaly which is very good for a small town, to put, on one of the nice palce to stay for your week of jazz is the edgcumbe hotel but book ealy as it very poplular, andy

The Bude jazz festival is an amazing day - a real touch of culture in Bude. I am not a big Jazz fan…read morebut you really get swept along with the whole atmosphere. If you get the chance to go then do.

Fab, great place to go watch all manner of things, and one of the very evry few places in Cornwall…read morewhere you can watch ballet! Great range of things you can choose to watch, and they have a great little cafe section for intervals or just to pop into at lunch time. Highly recommended!

The Hall for Cornwall is a medium sized theatre in Truro which has regular performances. The…read moretheatre is relatively new and the seating is comfortable. Over the last few years there have been increasingly big name appearances at the hall for Cornwall including Ken Dodd, Derren Brown and Jethro. There is a Pantomime every year which is generally the best in Cornwall. In the daytime the theatre is sometimes used for a flea market if there is no show on in the daytime. This theatre delvers a great service to the people of Cornwall and it has little competition of a similar size in the local area.

Sharpham House is a majestic Palladian villa with great views…read morealong the river Dart, dating back to the 1700s. Its name came from Clemens de Scharpenhamm, the owner of the original manor house that was located here. A later owner, Captain Philemon Pownoll,who was a high seas adventurer, made his name in 1762 by capturing a Spanish treasure galleon. With the wealth he secured from this haul, the Captain appointed an architect Sir Robert Taylor to design a new mansion & lovely gardens. These days all sorts of cultural activiies take place here;the view is breathtaking across the river Dart. The interior has a famous cantilevered staircase, matched only in beauty by the much larger one at the National Liberal Club in London. The House & the boathouse are available for hire, & rooms for B&B. Call to enquire.

I studied an Access course here and although the facilities are dated, the quality of the courses…read moredelivered are second to none. The staff are amazing, so friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. Parking is available and it is a quiet place to study.

Plymouth Proprietary Library Writers Group have their own venue - they are situated in the oldest…read morelibrary in Plymouth, established in 1810. They meet every month on a Saturday and cover a wide range of genre from classical English poetry to haiku, tanka and haibun. Short stories are also enjoyed as are various forms of creative fiction and non-creative texts. Participants also enjoy attending literary lectures, writing workshops and talks from other authors - some of whom are members of Plymouth Proprietary Library. For more details please view: http://httptwittercomzeusgarden.blogspot.com/ or e-mail: plymouthproprietarywriters@googlemail.com or telephone: 01752 660515