Ashburton Arts Centre

A relaxed family concert for all ages – part of the Two Moors Festival

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Cancelled

Whether performing solo or as part of her band Tummyache, Soren Bryce has remained a distinctive voice in the indie music scene, captivating listeners with her haunting voice and bold experimentation across genres.

An afternoon of singing fun with a couple of easy choruses, lullabies and comic songs incorporating a few vocal tips and tricks.

Simon covers all the essential elements of good mandolin technique through tunes in a variety of styles.

A Riot of Music & Humour

Prof. Joe Foweraker is back with a series of informal philosophical seminars, all welcome

Joe Webb is an extraordinarily gifted pianist and improviser who, taking inspiration from the flavour of 90’s Brit-pop and adding references to his Welsh cultural roots, seamlessly blends traditional jazz with contemporary flair.

“​​​​​​​'You're unlikely to hear anything more irresistible & more folky this year” ​Louder Than War

In this British Mockumentary, the competitive giant vegetable growing world is rocked by scandal when up-and-coming prospect Caroline (Jo Hartley) has her prized marrow plants stolen.

An Italian special, in association with the Exeter Italian Cultural Association: great jazz plus an eclectic duo with vintage film from the Exeter Phoenix Archive Project

A story about the magic of creativity - for ages 3+

Our monthly session of blues-inspired music featuring great artists from the UK's deep south west

Three top baroque musicians come together again to play Vivaldi, Bach, Purcell and LeClair

where certain elements of 1930s Berlin Cabaret, Hot Club de France, Nuevo Tango & Gypsy Campfire meet, have a few to drink and stagger arm in arm into the darkness of some eastern European cobbled street on a mission to find the bar where Django Reinhardt & Tom Waits are having an after hours jam with the local Tziganes…

A varied programme of music by Bruch, Vivaldi, van Goens, Rachminov and Grace Tin Yen Christus

A feast from the east indeed: “Music that is pulsing, heart-racing and, quite simply, glorious.”

“Rather Lovely Electro-Folk” Radcliffe & Maconie BBC 6 MUSIC

“Scandi-noir, but tinged with joy and avant-garde trad” Songlines; “Brilliant complexity and sparkling diversity on show” Folk Radio UK

“Isn’t that wonderful?” Tom Robinson, BBC 6Music | “Honesty in every note” Stationary Travels