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Give the gift of an unforgettable experience in Plymouth for Christmas this year.

As the cold weather truly begins to arrive in Plymouth, it’s easy to feel a little bit down. However, this season presents a great opportunity to prioritise your wellness and mental health. From fun outdoor activities to relaxing wellness events, there are plenty of ways to take care of yourself during the colder months.

Embrace the festive spirit and stock up on unique gifts by visiting delightful Christmas Markets in and around Plymouth.

Make unforgettable memories at Plymouth’s amazing Market Hall this half term!

There are plenty of things to do on a rainy day in Plymouth. Just because we are situated beside the sea, sadly doesn't mean we can always guarantee sunshine. 

Plymouth Art Weekender returns on 18-20 October with an array of installations, exhibitions, workshops, and more across the city.

Looking for things to do in Plymouth this half-term? We’ve got you covered with a fantastic selection of activities and events taking place in and around the city!

Explore hidden gems and well-known havens from where you can witness the sheer beauty of Plymouth Sound, the UK's first National Marine Park.

Are you ready for some thrilling Halloween fun? We’ve gathered a fantastic line-up of spook-tacular activities in and around Plymouth! Whether you’re seeking a family-friendly adventure or a chance to let loose and embrace the spooky season, there’s something exciting for everyone. Get ready for a hauntingly good time!

We're excited to welcome Director Mark Cousins on 21st October to introduce A Sudden Glimpse To Deeper Things, a documentary about Scottish painter Wilhelmina Barns-Graham.

Artist and Curator Rhys Morgan will introduce a free screening of Jeremy Deller's  Everybody in the Place on Thursday 17 Oct as part of The Box Plymouth / National Gallery The Triumph of Art commission.

Power to the People explores alternatives to fossil fuel in the south west and will be followed by a Q&A on Thursday 24th October hosted by Climate Action Plymouth.

October is Black History Month. On Saturday 26th October we will be screening a series of films written and directed by contemporary black filmmakers, exploring the rich, complex and diverse experiences and histories of individuals and groups living in Britain and British Overseas Territories.

Short films will be played before selected films in our October programme as part of A Sometimes Project Artist Moving Image initiative

October is Black History Month, and there is lots going on in Plymouth to mark the occasion. This year’s theme is reclaiming narratives, find out below how you can take part what’s happening in and around the city.

Thinking of visiting Plymouth soon? Here are ten unforgettable things to do in and around Britain’s Ocean City that will make your trip a memorable one.