Ilfracombe High Street Traders revive pancake race
Ilfracombe High Street Traders revive pancake race
North Devon
Networking article in the North Devon Journal
I’m in the North Devon Journal this week, pictured next to a llama called Wilbur, in an article about online networking and how it can help businesses in North Devon.
Boxing Day at Woolacombe
We went for a walk with our dogs on Woolacombe beach on Boxing Day . . .
Summer sunset, twilight and night in Ilfracombe
A magical time, the evening . . .
Studio Theatre & Small Pond present Me and My Girl at the Landmark Theatre
Studio Theatre and Small Pond Productions are delighted to present Me and My Girl at the Landmark Theatre, Ilfracombe, Devon
Wildcurl.co.uk offers a guide to life in North Devon
WildCurl.co.uk is your new guide to the North Devon area. You can search for events, places or groups on the site.
Summer Showtime in Ilfracombe
After its success with The Vicar of Dibley, Small Pond Productions returns with a brand new weekly Monday-night Summer Showtime.
10 years of Musical Magic
Studio Theatre celebrates 10 years of its popular summer musical shows on the 10th anniversary of the opening of the Landmark Theatre by performing a selection of some 80 memorable showstoppers from 40 major musicals performed by a cast of 40, devised and directed by Lee Baxendale.
When did you last eat fresh produce?
Probably never if you’ve always shopped at a supermarket, for their produce has to be chilled, stored or worse to preserve it from grower to distribution centre to articulated transporter to shop to shelf, which doesn’t leave a lot of time or room for fresh in its true sense.
When You’re Smiling in North Devon
When You’re Smiling, devised by Mike Bennett, is a bubbling summer mix of 1940s song, dance and comedy by Studio Theatre at the Landmark Pavilion, Ilfracombe.
Blithe Spirit haunts North Devon
I told you drama was coming and here it is . . .
. . . a production of Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit performed by Studio Theatre at the Landmark Theatre, Ilfracombe and in Berrynarbor and Woolacombe. An old theatrical favourite,