Exmoor Events Calendar
March 2025
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Folk Dance and Snowdrop Weekend
Stargazing at the Poltimore Inn
Come and Stargaze with us and Space Detectives @ the Poltimore Observatory in North Molton. Experience the darkness of Exmoor skies, enhance your knowledge and have the opportunity to look through and observe the heavens with the observatory telescopes. In the event of cloudy skies, all is not lost as we will include star hopping using a virtual sky as well as take you on a space related journey using our Virtual Reality headsets.
01598 740338 spacedetectives@yahoo.comWillow Heart Workshop
Wild about Exmoor Stargazing Event @ The Exford Bridge Tearoom Dark Sky Hub
Come along and experience Europe's First Dark Sky Reserve at the Exmoor Dark Sky Hub with locally based "Wild about Exmoor." Enjoy a 3 course meal, a short presentation and then a walk into the darkness. Complete with laser guided and telescopic observations. If it's cloudy we will use our Virtual Sky instead and stay in the warmth of the tearooms.
07859066400 wildaboutexmoor@yahoo.comStargazing @ Holworthy Farm with Space Detectives
Stargazing @ Holworthy Farm with Space Detectives is a warm and welcoming event with a 2 course home cooked farmhouse meal and he opportunity to gaze at the wonderous Exmoor Dark Skies from the edge of Wimbleball Lake. There is also the opportunity to stay overnight on a bed and breakfast basis.
01398 371244 holworthyfarm@aol.comDulverton Antiques Valuation Day
The fun Dulverton Antiques Valuation Day is back for 2025! Visit Dulverton and Adam Partridge Auctioneers again invite you to bring along your antiques, fine art, jewellery and more to this friendly valuation event in Dulverton Town Hall with refreshments and a fun ‘guess the antique item’ competition!
hello@visitdulverton.comChargot Woods Walk
The 19c mineral line was built to carry iron from the Brendons to Watchet for shipment to South Wales. Spectacular remains are hidden in the hills. This is a one hour stroll to look at Langham Engine House, then a two hour walk down the steep miners' track to see Bearland Flue and other features connected with iron mining. We may visit Burrow Farm Engine House or Kennisham Hill.
01984 640892 drwthw@gmail.com