This animation course, designed to for autistic young people, with smaller class sizes, explores digital and stop motion animation.

Resurrection: Indie Night – playing anything from The Beatles to 80s and 90s indie, and a few modern bangers thrown in.

In honour of what would have been Bill Douglas’s 90th birthday we are presenting Jack Archer’s new documentary on one of Britain’s greatest filmmakers, Bill Douglas My Best Friend. This screening is in association with The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum at the University of Exeter, the UK’s leading museum of moving image history, founded from the collection that Bill put together with his best friend, Peter Jewell.

Legendary psychobilly pioneers, The Meteors, are coming to Exeter Phoenix!

Join award-winning theatre company Part of the Main for ‘Part of the Grid’, their series of theatre training workshops aimed at providing artists with practical skills that enable them to create and develop their own work.

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Paxton is a skilled interpreter of Black traditional music, having spent his life learning the multifaceted musical dialects of blues, old-time, ragtime, and Cajun music and playfully dressing them up in their brightest hues.

An electrifying and illuminating atmosphere to explore our dreams and receive the wisdom of them in a tangible new form. A dream-like atmosphere is created as dream after dream is shared and recreated with this unique theatre form. Each dream is given artistic shape, bringing to life a moment from your dream which may be fresh or recurring or one remembered from long ago.

DOCLAB returns with its monthly Development Lab, offering a safe space to talk about, workshop and develop your documentary film projects. The labs will offer peer and professional support and feedback to help filmmakers hone their documentary film skills.

Dewey Decibels is a night of new & eclectic music at Exeter Library, co-produced with Obvious Events. With feature sets from folk artist Angeline Morrison, ethereal R&B artist SonyEchko & local emerging indie rock-pop band Dead Cherub.

Algorithms are an essential part of how our world functions nowadays. Can our human brain still compete with the rapid advancements of our technological inventions, however?

Manchester-based Mr. Scruff is a producer, cartoonist and cross-genre selector who loves to play long DJ sets, and occasionally B2B sets with similarly wide-eared end excitable DJs.

Whether looking to expand a company’s reach or just enhance your own films, adding visual effects and animation can be a great way to drive a message home, bringing a film or video to life and visually articulate your ideas and propositions. Get more out of your brand by integrating video into your marketing or give your own short films a professional and polished finish.

Try the fun and slightly addictive craft of macrame in this beginner-friendly workshop. Over two hours you’ll learn the process of macrame, and make a pretty macrame feather wall hanging. You’ll be using soft recycled cotton cord, and there will be a great range of colours to choose from.

This Mongolian debut is a beautifully photographed, hope-filled coming-of-age drama about Ulzii, a gifted student who unexpectedly wins a local physics competition. Spotting an opportunity to escape his deprived neighbourhood he must balance family demands with pursuing his academic dreams by competing in the national finals for the chance of a university scholarship.

From the writer of 28 Days Later and director of Annihilation, Alex Garland, comes an adrenaline-fueled thrill ride through a near-future fractured America balanced on the razor’s edge.

Young British guitarists Mikhail Asanovic and Jake Wright, together known as The Showhawk Duo, have dazzled audiences worldwide with their spectacular approach to playing the guitar. Their playing style has broken down barriers between acoustic and electronic music.

Working with discarded clothing – a material that carries with it cyclical histories of land, worker, consumer and waste – Laura breaks down the garments to create a raw material that is re-formed into solid structures, often in response to the environments in which she works.

Work with recycled pulp to make sheets of handmade paper. There will be the opportunity to personalise your sheets of paper through the addition of threads, pressed petals, leaves and seeds.

In this workshop we will be working with found plant material and recycled pulp to mould around natural and manmade items to make vessels.

The exhibition presents two series of free-standing, double-sided paintings which run through both gallery spaces. Each work is an interconnected component within a wider meta-narrative, employing a conventional painted surface while revealing a notational and diaristic reverse. The exposed backs of the canvases embed elements of text, sculpture, and film, collaged across their hand-made, repurposed timber stretchers, serving to expand the paintings’ interpretive possibilities.