What&#x27;s on in Okeltor

Thu 4 JunCalstock Arts(0.5mi)

C Fylm presents Downton Abbey - The Grand Finale

When Mary finds herself in a public scandal and the family faces financial trouble, the household grapples with the threat of social disgrace. The Crawleys must embrace change with the next generation leading Downton Abbey into the future. Rating PG

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Dance

Hall - SJS Dance Academy

Hall - SJS Dance Academy. Bere Alston Parish Hall. Date's on the card. That's the trailer — their site's got the main feature.

Thu 4 JunBere Alston Parish Hall(1.1mi)

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Thu 4 JunBere Alston Parish Hall(1.1mi)

Hall - Adult Martial Art and Self-Defence Sessions - Steve Lilley

Hall - Adult Martial Art and Self-Defence Sessions - Steve Lilley is happening at Bere Alston Parish Hall. We've got the when and where — their site has the why and the how much.

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Thu 4 Jun11:00Buckland Abbey(2.9mi)

May Half Term - Historic Food Trail

Pick up a trail booklet and a pencil from visitor welcome and learn about the historic food that was grown on the estate through the years. In the garden you will find lawn games. Why not challenge your friends and family to a game of bowling, croquet or cornhole? Inside the abbey, you will find a food spotters trail. The trail is free of charge, normal admission applies. Please note, in the event of high winds, the Estate Walks at Buckland Abbey may be closed, including the trail route. The garden games on the lawn will remain accessible in these instances.

Thu 4 Jun15:00Buckland Abbey(2.9mi)

Monastic Buckland: A Guided Tour

Join us for an introductory talk and guided walk to discover why a group of 13th century monks left their monastery on the Isle of Wight and travelled to Devon to set up an Abbey tour lasts for approximately 1.5 hours and takes you around the buildings of Buckland to look at the architecture and stonework. Through this you will be able to build up a picture of how the Abbey might have looked in Medieval terms. This tour takes place on the first Thursday of every month.

Fri 5 JunCalstock Arts(0.5mi)

Live Music

June 5th: Connolly Hayes

Connolly Hayes – the electrifying UK Blues Awards 2025 nominees for UK Band of the Year and Album of the Year – are turning heads internationally with their unforgettable fusion of blues, rock, and soul. This powerhouse group features five long-time friends Jess Hayes, Frankie Connolly, Beau Barnard, Joe Mac, and Andy Wilder. Their debut album, ‘Remember Me’, released in the summer of 2024, was an instant hit, earning Pick of the Month honours from the Independent Blues Broadcasters Association. Just months later, they followed up with ‘Live at Echo Zoo Studios’, an EP that’s already capturing attention. But the best is yet to come – the band is currently hard at work on their highly anticipated second album, set for release in 2026. With two of the most soulful voices in the business, virtuoso guitar and keys, and a rhythm section that grooves harder than anyone else, Connolly Hayes are building a reputation for unforgettable live performances. If you haven’t caught them yet, now’s the time – trust us, you won’t want to miss this ride!

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Fri 5 Jun11:00Buckland Abbey(2.9mi)

May Half Term - Historic Food Trail

Pick up a trail booklet and a pencil from visitor welcome and learn about the historic food that was grown on the estate through the years. In the garden you will find lawn games. Why not challenge your friends and family to a game of bowling, croquet or cornhole? Inside the abbey, you will find a food spotters trail. The trail is free of charge, normal admission applies. Please note, in the event of high winds, the Estate Walks at Buckland Abbey may be closed, including the trail route. The garden games on the lawn will remain accessible in these instances.

Fri 5 Jun17:30Cargreen Yacht Club(3.6mi)

Cadet evening

Cadet evening at Cargreen Yacht Club. That's all we've got, but sometimes a good title is all you need. Intrigued? Us too.

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Sat 6 Jun11:00Buckland Abbey(2.9mi)

May Half Term - Historic Food Trail

Pick up a trail booklet and a pencil from visitor welcome and learn about the historic food that was grown on the estate through the years. In the garden you will find lawn games. Why not challenge your friends and family to a game of bowling, croquet or cornhole? Inside the abbey, you will find a food spotters trail. The trail is free of charge, normal admission applies. Please note, in the event of high winds, the Estate Walks at Buckland Abbey may be closed, including the trail route. The garden games on the lawn will remain accessible in these instances.

Sat 6 Jun11:00Buckland Abbey(2.9mi)

Great Big Green Week at Buckland Abbey

Celebrate Great Big Green Week at Buckland Abbey with a series of events that support nature and conservation. Yoga Poses in the Cider House Garden - Relax and unwind in the beautiful outdoor setting. Come and try some gentle yoga poses surrounded by nature—perfect for all ages and abilities. Pest Spotter Trail at the Abbey - Discover the fascinating world of pests that can be found in historic buildings. Spot and learn about these tiny creatures and their role in the estate’s ecosystem. Self-Guided Trails Across the Estate - Explore our scenic walks at your own pace with engaging trail activities designed for all ages. Creative Colouring Activities - Enjoy colouring sheets available on the top floor of the Abbey—great for kids and families to get creative and learn about nature.

Sat 6 Jun12:00Buckland Abbey(2.9mi)

Armada Maps at Buckland Abbey

Experience the history and artistry of the Armada Maps in a limited exhibition in Buckland Abbey's Nave Gallery. On display in the West Country for the first time, the unique Elizabethan maps will be displayed in the former home of Sir Francis Drake, one of the key figures in the resistance against the Spanish Armada in 1588. The maps were also the source material for the mid-century murals in the Nave Gallery by artist Roland Pym, which will be on display together for the first time. Normal admission to Buckland Abbey applies.

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Open Farm Sunday at Harlings

Saturday 6 June 2026 SEND-Friendly Open Farm – FREE of charge thanks to support from Harlings and the National Lottery Community Fund (please see eligibility when booking). Entry times at 12:30, 13:00, 13:30, 14:00. Sunday 7 June 2026 Open Farm Sunday – FREE entry, no booking needed. Donations welcome to Daniel’s Ride CIC. Open 10:00 – 16:00. Farm trail – £5 per person to raise money for Daniel’s Ride CIC. Entry times: 11:00, 11:30, 12:00, 12:30, 13:00, 13:30. Daniel’s Ride CIC SEND-friendly farm trail – Saturday 6 June 2026 Come and join us on 6 June 2026 for a calm and welcoming open farm trail at Harlings and Daniel’s Ride CIC. Spend time exploring the farm trail at your own pace. Meet the animals. Enjoy a relaxed environment designed with SEND families in mind. We’ll be welcoming small groups throughout the day. This helps keep things calm, relaxed and comfortable for visitors and for the animals too. You’ll also have the chance to learn more about what Daniel’s Ride CIC offers and how we support families through council referals and private sessions. Tickets are free, but as part of our funding requirements, we do need a small piece of evidence that your child has a SEND, neurodiverse, or mental health condition. This could be an EHCP, a doctors/consultant letter with proof of condition or pathway. This event has been made possible thanks to the support of Harlings and The National Lottery Community Fund. Our café will be open from 9am to 4pm, with last hot food orders at 3pm. If you’d like to eat with us, we recommend booking a table in advance. You can do this by emailing info@harlings.co.uk or calling 01822 258118. One last note. We’ll also be running a Public Open Farm Day on Sunday 7 June. Tickets for this will be £5 per person, helping us raise funds so Daniel’s Ride CIC can support even more people. We can’t wait to welcome you! Book a place on our SEND-friendly farm trail Harlings Open Farm Day – Sunday 7 June 2026 10am – 4pm Open day: Just arrive between 10am – 4pm. No pre-booking required. We’ll be accepting donations to Daniel’s Ride CIC throughout the day! Farm Trail: £5 per person, pre-booking required The Open Day does not require pre-booking – we will be accepting donations to Daniel’s Ride CIC throughout the day. On Sunday 7 June 2026, we’re opening our gates for a relaxed and welcoming Harlings Open Day, all in support of Daniel’s Ride CIC and as part of the LEAF’s Open Farm Sunday programme! Bring the family, meet our animals, and enjoy a day out. There’ll be plenty to explore, with stalls from local producers, activities, friendly faces from the community and the farm. Farm Trail – £5 per person – pre-booking needed Take a closer look behind the scenes and meet the animals with our farm trail! To keep things calm and enjoyable for our animals, spaces are limited. Tickets are £5 per person (under 1s go free), with all proceeds going directly to Daniel’s Ride CIC. The Harlings Café Our café will be open all day for eat-in and takeaway – perfect for an energising breakfast, a relaxed lunch or a chilled out coffee and cake. We’re fully lisenced and we do expect to be busy, so booking is recommended if you’d like to eat with us. To reserve a table, email info@harlings.co.uk or call 01822 258118. About Daniel’s Ride CIC Daniel’s Ride CIC is an education, training and wellbeing centre based at Harlings. It offers educational sessions, animal therapy and training for young people and adults with SEND, as well as those who are neurodiverse or experiencing mental health challenges. Find out more at www.danielsride.org.uk Book a place on our farm trail About this farm: A working farm with British native & rare breed livestock, acres of open pastures & mature woodlands, secure field hire, scenic campsite, canine care & dog training courses, green care, educational farm & nature tours and experiences, and events throughout the year. Highlights: Dairy; Sheep; Pigs; Poultry; Other livestock; Vegetables; Flowers and plants; Farm shop / retail Other livestock: English Goats, Shetland Ponies, Shire Horses Booking details: https://harlings.co.uk/blog/open-farm-weekend-2026/

Sun 7 Jun11:00Harlings(1.9mi)

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Open Farm Sunday at Haye Farm

Come to our guided farm walk on this mixed organic farm in the Tamar Valley. We have planted calabrese, and the cows have calved, ewes have lambed and the swallows and swifts are swooping, skylarks singing. About this farm: HayeFarmOnRiverTamar supplies Riverford and is a tenanted organic family farm growing vegetables and has been our home and where we work for 25 years. It is also the home to a Suckler Herd grazing on the beautiful carbon sequestering pastures, swallows, swifts, barn owls, g'horses' bats and much more We are also learning to grow nut trees and fruit including blueberries which like the local slightly acidic soil. We treasure our rich biodiversity and natural soil fertility and look forward to welcoming you Highlights: Beef; Sheep; Vegetables; Environmental stewardship Booking details: link to follow

Sun 7 Jun11:00Haye Farm(2mi)

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Sun 7 Jun11:00Buckland Abbey(2.9mi)

May Half Term - Historic Food Trail

Pick up a trail booklet and a pencil from visitor welcome and learn about the historic food that was grown on the estate through the years. In the garden you will find lawn games. Why not challenge your friends and family to a game of bowling, croquet or cornhole? Inside the abbey, you will find a food spotters trail. The trail is free of charge, normal admission applies. Please note, in the event of high winds, the Estate Walks at Buckland Abbey may be closed, including the trail route. The garden games on the lawn will remain accessible in these instances.

Sun 7 Jun11:00Buckland Abbey(2.9mi)

Great Big Green Week at Buckland Abbey

Celebrate Great Big Green Week at Buckland Abbey with a series of events that support nature and conservation. Yoga Poses in the Cider House Garden - Relax and unwind in the beautiful outdoor setting. Come and try some gentle yoga poses surrounded by nature—perfect for all ages and abilities. Pest Spotter Trail at the Abbey - Discover the fascinating world of pests that can be found in historic buildings. Spot and learn about these tiny creatures and their role in the estate’s ecosystem. Self-Guided Trails Across the Estate - Explore our scenic walks at your own pace with engaging trail activities designed for all ages. Creative Colouring Activities - Enjoy colouring sheets available on the top floor of the Abbey—great for kids and families to get creative and learn about nature.

Sun 7 Jun12:00Buckland Abbey(2.9mi)

Armada Maps at Buckland Abbey

Experience the history and artistry of the Armada Maps in a limited exhibition in Buckland Abbey's Nave Gallery. On display in the West Country for the first time, the unique Elizabethan maps will be displayed in the former home of Sir Francis Drake, one of the key figures in the resistance against the Spanish Armada in 1588. The maps were also the source material for the mid-century murals in the Nave Gallery by artist Roland Pym, which will be on display together for the first time. Normal admission to Buckland Abbey applies.