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Whether you are a first time visitor to Devon or a resident, our blog is the perfect place to find top tips for travel around the county, ideas and inspiration for your stay and all the latest news. 

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Age of the Dinosaurs at Kents Cavern

Visitors to Kents Cavern will soon be able to encounter dinosaurs inside Britain’s oldest home, as the caves launch a brand-new exhibition exploring the Age of the Dinosaurs. Running from April to October 2026, the exhibition will take visitors on a journey into Earth’s distant past, introducing the…

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Landmark new exhibition opens at THG

A major new exhibition has opened at Thelma Hulbert Gallery (THG) in Honiton, Devon. The exhibition offers a unique opportunity to view the work of leading figurative artists, both contemporary and historic. The works in 'Looking for Appearance' reflect the artists’ personal ideas and processes…

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Outdoor enthusiasts invited to learn from RHS experts

RHS Garden Rosemoor has launched a free Green Skills Programme where anyone passionate about plants, nature, and the outdoors can gain practical horticultural experience working alongside their skilled teams at the gardens in North Devon. The scheme to encourage people to turn their enthusiasm for…

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Entries open for 2025 South West Coast Path Photographer of the Year

Could your photo be crowned the winner? The South West Coast Path Association has officially opened entries for the 2025 South West Coast Path Photographer of the Year, inviting anyone who has captured images along the nation’s favourite coastal walking route this year to take part. Now in its 14th…

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The Box announces ambitious exhibition programme for 2026

The Box Plymouth has unveiled its 2026 exhibition programme today, featuring a timely reassessment of Beryl Cook's artistic legacy, significant loans including Joshua Reynolds' Portrait of Mai , and a diverse range of contemporary responses to themes including identity, emotion, and social justice…

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