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There’s so much to see and do in Britain’s Ocean City during the festive season – here are eight events that you definitely don’t want to miss.

On Monday 5 November, Plymouth Hoe will host one of the city’s biggest bonfires and firework displays. Here are the top 5 things not to miss on the night!

Step inside the warmth of Plymouth’s theatres to escape the cold November nights – you’ll be transported to different worlds, with everything from family friendly to dramatic dance performances on stage this month.

As the clocks go back this weekend, the days will start to get shorter and colder. But don’t despair, there’s still lots to enjoy in Plymouth throughout November – here are our top picks.

Family-friendly fun, with all of the death-defying acts and incredible gymnastics that you would hope for- we loved our trip to the Moscow State Circus!

As Britain’s Ocean City, you’d expect Plymouth to be a great place in indulge in seafood and we can guarantee you won’t be disappointed. Home to the country’s second largest fish market, restaurants across the city make the most of the fresh, seasonal produce available. Here are six fintastic places that all fish fans should try!

Plymouth is a real haven for foodies, with popular chains nestling alongside successful independents, offering cuisines from all across the world. Here are five spots to try this autumn!

Plymouth is home to some great foodie spots and the best news is, you don’t have to spend big bucks to enjoy top quality cooking!

So whether you’re a student on a budget, or just trying to save a few pennies, here are six places where you can enjoy a picture perfect meal out for less than a tenner.

It’s beginning to get colder, so keep warm in Plymouth’s theatre land! From ballet to hip-hop, shows for families and classic Shakespeare, there’s something for everyone on stage in October.

Seafood lovers are in for a treat this September, as Plymouth Seafood Festival returns on 15 and 16 September. Here's the top 12 things not to miss at this year's festival! 

The iconic Flying Scotsman – the first steam train to break 100mph – will make her maiden journey from Somerset in to Devon and on to Cornwall.  The countdown is on and excitement is building.

Culture vultures are in for a treat this month – here’s a look at the great productions coming to Plymouth’s theatres during September.