Whats On, Plymouth Events: Out & About Roundup September & October

The printed Out & About section of the Plymouth Chronicle Newspaper

The Plymouth Chronicle get’s a lot of messages about upcoming local events and we endeavour to get them in our ‘Out & About’ Section of the newspaper as much as we can, see below the listings for September & October.

Saltram Rotary Classic Car Show

Sept 8

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The popular family event returns to the Lyneham Estate at Yealmpton from 11am to 4pm with classic cars, motor cycles and tractors on display. Also featuring South Hams Singers, jazz band, food and craft stalls, drinks bar and bouncy castle. Admission £5, under 16s free.

Classical Concert

Sept 8

Mark Bebbington plays classical piano at Stoke Damerel Church from 3pm to 5pm including two works by Chopin. Tickets £15 from www.plymouthconcerts.com

Sing Devon

Sept 12

Do you enjoy singing? Do you like to meet new people? Then go along to the Welcoming New Voices free session at Plymstock School PL9 9AZ from 7.15pm to 9pm. The emphasis is on fun, supporting the local community and supporting each other. Lots of laughing mixed in with beautiful sounds. No auditions. Just come along and give it a go. Details at www.singdevon.com or call Pete Scott on 07896 276577.

It’s a Big Deal – A Festival of Bridge

Sept 14 and 15

Plymouth Bridge Club is hosting an open weekend at 1, Moor View Terrace, Mutley. There will be a friendly, gentle taster session for anyone who would like to find out more about the game from 10.30am, with coffee and biscuits, until 1pm. No charge. On Sunday duplicate play from 1pm to 5.30pm including a break for tea and cake. Warm welcome to players from other clubs and anyone who knows how to play. The £5 charge will all be donated to Cancer Research UK

Southway’s Autumn Table Top Sale

Sept 14

To be held at the Church of the Holy Spirit, Southway from 1pm to 3pm. Lots of goodies available as well as children’s crafts and tombola. Refreshments available and entry is free. Organisers are also asking for old shoeboxes and items to go into them for the annual Shoebox Appeal. For more information or to book a table for £5 please contact Veronica on 07855 256383.

Seafest Plymouth

Sept 14 and Sept 15

Seafest Plymouth, will once again be celebrating the incredible sustainably caught fresh fish and seafood on offer in Britain’s Ocean City, as well as celebrating and informing visitors about our wonderful ocean, all across the waterfront.

Brass Band Concert

Sept 21

Soundhouse, Plymouth’s brass band, has rebranded and is now Plymouth City Brass. To mark the change they are presenting a free concert in Plymouth Methodist Central Hall at 7.30pm. Hopefully the audience will introduce new people to brass bands as well as be a great occasion for established band ‘geeks’! All former players, members of other groups in the region and anyone interested will be most welcome. Tickets, which free, from www.universe.com/ events/soundhouse-brass-re-branding-celebration-tickets-plymouth-4FV1KG

Kiri Pritchard-McLean

Sept 21

Multi-award winning comedian, satirist and writer brings her Peacock tour to the Sherwell Centre at Plymouth University. Recent credits include hosting Live at the Apollo and appearances on Have I Got News For You and 8 out of 10 Cats Do Countdown. Tickets from www.comicalentertainment.com

50th Anniversary Celebrations

Sept 22

Plymstock Community Centre is inviting local residents to celebrate its 50th birthday from 10am to 4pm. Entry is free and the event will feature displays, bouncy castle, face painting and much more. The Centre is located of the top of Broadway car park.

Plymouth Brick Festival

Sept 22

A LEGO fan event dedicated to all things brick at The Life Centre, Plymouth from 10am to 4pm. A great day for families, collectors, adult builders and every other kind of LEGO fan. With lots to see and do including speed building competitions, large scale displays, activities, traders selling loose bricks, new LEGO sets, retired LEGO sets, minifigures and accessories plus a dedicated building area. For tickets and details visit www.brickfestivalevents.com/event/plymouth-brick-festival

Greek Lunch

Sept 28

Visitor Centre, Ford Park Cemetery at 1pm. Tickets £12 available in office hours from 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday

The Bazaar

Sept 28

Monthly market place at The Box from 10am to 4pm. Enjoy an array of local vendors displaying exceptional and skilfully crafted products. Indulge in different cultural experiences and get immersed in a vibrant atmosphere with live music and entertainment.

Why Did I Write That?

Sept 29

Composer Clive Jenkins reminisces in a new talk about his career illustrated with CDs both private and commercial at Stoke Damerel Church from 3pm to 4.20pm. Orchestral, choral, chamber and cabaret items plus some new piano music played live. A fundraiser for Stoke Damerel Church’s roof fund. There will also be cake provided! Tickets £15 from www.plymouthconcerts.com

Coffee Morning

Oct 5

Crownhill Methodist Church Hall from 10.30am to 12 noon. Various stalls. Proceeds to Brikama Medical Mission. All welcome.

Trevi’s Warrior Women Walk

Oct 5

The Warrior Women Walk is back, bigger and better for 2024! The 10k challenge takes in the beautiful scenery of Burrator Reservoir. It is an opportunity to connect with friends and other amazing women striving to be those resilient, determined women they know they can be. Details and registration at www.trevi.org.uk/portfolio-item/warrior-women-walk/

Good Food & Craft Market

Oct 6

The popular Good Food + Craft Market will be taking place in Royal William Yard on the first Sunday of every month. Known for showcasing some of the region’s most talented artists and makers, the markets offer everything from tasty‚ treats to handcrafted gifts. The monthly markets have been a staple of Royal William Yard’s event calendar for years, and have won event awards along the way. Details at www.royalwilliamyard.com

You Are Here – Where Is Here

Oct 11 and 12

Local writer John McGee presents his latest play at Mutley Baptist Church at 7pm. Lost and alone in the middle of Dartmoor …or so he thinks. That’s Jakob. Mapless. Apart from his Mappa Mundi tea towel. But can a 13th century map really get him back ‘here’? And what the heck does ‘here’ mean anyway? And is he really alone? Tickets £10 on door or at ticketsource/co.uk/mcgees2PLUS.com

Gospel Choir Concert

Oct 12

Featuring Callington Community Gospel choir and Mark Jenner on the organ at Plymouth Methodist Central Hall at 7pm. Free entry with collection for Children’s Hospice South West and church organ fund. Go along for an uplifting fun evening. Listen, clap, sing and just enjoy.

Singing Day

Oct 12

Organised by Plymouth Philharmonic Choir at the Woolwell Community Centre from 9.30am to 4.30pm. Featuring complete vocal scores of The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace with Nicholas Banks. Cost is £23 which includes the loan of the score. A light lunch is available for £7. Further details from Plymouth Philharmonic Choir’s Facebook page, from Sarah Potter (07816 230173) or email plymphilchoirworkshops@gmail.com. Online booking at wegottickets.com/event/621228

Tour de Moor

Oct 13

St Luke’s Hospice’s popular fundraiser returns in October. With three distances and difficulty levels to choose from, it’s the ultimate inclusive family friendly cycling adventure. For more information or to register visit www.stlukes-hospice.org.uk/tour-de-moor

The Chamber Ensemble of London

Oct 13

Back by popular demand the Ensemble present works by Handel, Marcello, Monteverdi, Vivaldi and Bach at Stoke Damerel Church from 4pm to 6pm. Visit www.plymouthconcerts.com for more details.

Civil War Talk

Oct 26

Popular speaker Philip Photiou will be giving a talk on the Civil War at Ford Park Cemetery. There will be a ploughman’s lunch included in the price of £12 for a ticket. Office hours are Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm where tickets can be purchased by calling 01752 665442. Philip is a popular speaker and his talks are often a sell-out.

Plymouth Oktoberfest

Oct 26

The popular Plymouth Oktoberfest event returns to Central Park with two sessions from 12 noon to 5pm and from 6pm to 11pm. Every year has been a sell-out since it was first launched and tickets are sure to be in big demand. As usual the event will feature oompah bands, bier steins, gourmet bratwurst, party games, singalongs, Ocktoberfest dress ups, lederhosen hosts and much more. For tickets and further information visit www.oktoberfestplymouth.co.uk