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You'll find a broad selection of what's on in Exeter this week, offering engaging options for your evenings and enriching activities during the day. As the week progresses, expect a mix of cultural performances, opportunities for laughter, and communal events. Whether you are looking for evening entertainment or a chance to support local initiatives, there are various possibilities. You can find a focus on performance arts, complemented by events that invite you to connect with the wider community. For those who appreciate a good show, you’ll have several choices. The week brings a healthy dose of comedic entertainment, with stand-up performances and improvisational theatre featuring both well-known acts and collaborative troupes. Beyond the laughter, you can also experience live music, ranging from energetic rock performances to more refined cultural presentations. Venues offer late-night options for dancing and socialising, catering to adults seeking an evening out. Beyond the stage, you can explore other aspects of city life. This week offers a charity dining event, where you can enjoy a meal while contributing to a local cause. For those seeking personal reflection or a moment of calm, there is a half-day retreat available, focusing on movement, writing, and sound. Additionally, community groups have an ongoing opportunity to apply for city grant funding, providing a chance to secure support for local projects. With a programme that touches on entertainment, community, and personal growth, you have a good range to consider. Check the listings below for times and venues.
Community groups can apply for City Grant funding until Tuesday 13 October.
A theatrical performance titled 'Ginger Johnson Show Pony' is staged at Exeter Northcott Theatre.
A Thai dinner event with Exeter's Lord Mayor raises funds for Exeter Baby Bank at Rosa's Thai on October 14.
Comedian Maisie Adam performs her stand-up show 'Whatsherface' at Exeter Corn Exchange.
Cancer Bats headline Exeter Cavern with special guests Ignite and Knives in an intimate rock show.
A movement, writing, and sound-based retreat held at Exeter Library for personal reflection.
Comedy improv reimagining Romeo and Juliet with drunken actors at Exeter Corn Exchange.
An evening of clubbing for adults over 30 at Move Exeter.
Improvisational comedy duo Paul Merton and Suki Webster perform live at Exeter Corn Exchange.