Featured Events in Barnstaple in June, 2024 (May Updated)

Experience the enchanting world of "Salmon under the Skirt and other Devonshire Tales" at Barnstaple Library in Devon. Professional storyteller Katy Lee brings to life a collection of stories and folktales from the Devon region, transporting listeners through time and landscape. Immerse yourself in the high moors and the swirling seas as ordinary folk tales breathe life and wonder into the essence of Devon. This captivating event is a unique opportunity to delve into the rich cultural heritage of the area, supported by crafts and books available in the library. Join us on June 22, 2024, for an unforgettable journey into the heart of Devonshire. Admission is by donation, allowing everyone to enjoy these captivating stories and support the arts. Don't miss this chance to be swept away by the magic of Devon's storytelling tradition.

Experience an enchanting evening at the upcoming Two Rivers Wind Ensemble Joint Charity Spring Concert with Barnstaple Male Voice Choir at Christ Church, Barnstaple. The event, in support of The Royal Devon Hospitals Charity, promises a delightful musical journey for all attendees. Immerse yourself in the captivating harmonies of the wind ensemble and male voice choir as they fill the venue with beautiful melodies. This unique opportunity to enjoy a fantastic musical performance while contributing to a noble cause should not be missed. Save the date, as on June 8, 2024, music enthusiasts are invited to come together for a night of giving back. Tickets for this remarkable event are priced between £6.13 and £8.30. Don't miss this chance to be part of a memorable evening filled with music that warms the soul.

Amy Jobes will be hosting an event titled "Introduction to Oil Painting with Amy Jobes" at Studio KIND. at the Cornstore in Barnstaple on June 9, 2024. This workshop is designed for beginners who are interested in exploring their creativity through oil painting. Amy, a professional landscape artist based in North Devon, will guide participants through the process of creating an expressive landscape oil painting using traditional techniques and methods. The session will cover various aspects such as composition ideas, creating depth with tone, working with different colors, and impasto mark making. Participants are required to bring specific materials including canvases, oil paints, brushes, and other supplies. The event will include a lunch break, and attendees can either bring a packed lunch or explore nearby food options. The venue, Studio KIND. at the Cornstore, offers disabled access and toilets, and is conveniently located with parking, bus, and train options nearby. Tickets for the workshop are priced at £50.