A monthly street fair in Plymouth city centre featuring local arts, handmade crafts, and artisanal food stalls.
A family-friendly mountain bike stunt show combined with a performance from entertainer Abi Collins featuring comedy and circus acts.
A family-friendly event celebrating the Armed Forces with military displays, live music, a Veteran's Village and a free evening concert.
A free 90-minute introductory tour for locals new to The Box, focusing on Honicknowle with a free hot drink included.
Summer concert by the Phoenix Chorale performing Howard Goodall's oratorio 'Every Purpose Under The Heaven' with a small ensemble and soloists.
A walking comedy tour led by Suzy Bennett that celebrates the life and work of the artist Beryl Cook, starting and finishing at The Box.
A sunset silent disco featuring two music channels of 80s, 90s and 00s anthems at the historic Tinside Lido in Plymouth Hoe.
Indie rock band Wavves performs live at The Depo as part of the Everywhere At Once Festival, alongside Foxhole and Tooth Gore.
Live screenings of the Wimbledon tennis tournament on a large outdoor screen in the Piazza, with free entry, plus padel and food and drink.
A night of stand-up comedy headlined by Ed Tripp, with performances from Suzy Bennett, Andrew Watts and James Phillips at The Bar within The Barbican Theatre.
First live gig of a series celebrating the local music scene, featuring Tarrion, El Generico and Holloway at Leadworks.
Classical choral concert featuring works by Vaughan Williams, Wagner, Ramírez and Dvořák, conducted by Paul Foster.
Intergenerational poetry workshop led by Plymouth Laureate of Words R.C. Thomas, inspired by the abstract art of Gillian Ayres.
A relaxed crochet workshop for those who know the basics, where participants create a decorative wind spinner with all materials and refreshments provided.
An immersive audio experience exploring the link between sea, migration and motherhood, led by testimonies of Polish migrant mothers.
A pop-up screen showing the Wimbledon Championships in the centre of Plymouth, with food, drink and Padel available.
A street market featuring international food, crafts and art in Plymouth City Centre, running from 4 to 12 July.
Live music and performances on the first Saturday of every month outside Drake Circus in Plymouth city centre, featuring Busta Groove, The Two Bit Troubadours and Holloway.
Free city-centre celebration marking the reopening of Armada Way, with live music, performances, family activities and exhibitors.
A two-session crochet workshop to create a summer flower wreath, suitable for those with basic crochet skills.
A social craft session where participants bring their own projects to work on while chatting, drinking tea and eating homemade cake.
Pop-up screening of the psychological thriller-horror Saw (2004) with popcorn and a limited edition poster, followed by drinks and discussion.
Two-day indie and rock music festival held at The Depo, featuring Kyle Falconer, The Molotovs, The Velvet Hands, Colour TV, Haytor and The Rhodes, with afterparties.
Free outdoor music session at the Amphitheatre in Plymouth City Centre, featuring Chainska Brassica, Yonder Folk and Olly Skinner.
A captivating tribute show to Kate Bush with piano and vocals, focusing on her earlier work and hits.
Single release show of Plymouth singer-songwriter Kate Hall, blending indie pop, R&B and soul.
Monthly fair in Plymouth featuring original artwork, handmade crafts, artisan gifts, and local food stalls.
A relaxed crochet workshop where participants learn to create an amigurumi bumblebee, with all materials included and individual support provided.
A talk by Simon Dell MBE on the history of Trywhitt's horse-drawn tramway, including a virtual tour of its 25-mile length.
A relaxing guided workshop to create your own crochet lavender bouquet in a small group setting, with materials and refreshments provided.
A vibrant market with over 40 makers and small businesses, free creative workshops, immersive dome screenings and local food in Market Hall.
A live magic and mentalism show by David Magus blending psychological magic and storytelling.
Annual professional firework display competition with live entertainment, bands and artists, followed by the fireworks display at Plymouth Hoe.
A new film commission by Jordan Baseman exploring human emotion through arm wrestling and psychological interviews, on display at The Box.
Screening of the satirical comedy 'Savage House (15)', a darkly funny tale of class and honour in 18th-century England, starring Claire Foy and Richard E. Grant.
