Plan Your Stay in North Devon
Here are some of the highlights of events happening locally to help you plan your trip...
If you want to experience all that North Devon has to offer then fill your break with North Devon events. From weekend festivals, boat racing to escaping to another world at RHS Rosemoor. North Devon has so much to offer and you can do as little or as much as you like.
Plan an even more memorable stay and take a look at what's happening over the next couple of months, and see what you could get up to on your next North Devon break.

Festive Lunches
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Gather your favourite friends, family or work colleagues and celebrate the festive season. Set in the heart of North Devon this leading restaurant is the perfect venue for your Christmas lunches.

Festive Afternoon Tea
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Enjoy an extra special Christmas treat as you indulge in our festive afternoon tea. With the fire glistening beside you let your troubles melt away as you sink into our cosy lounge enjoying a traditional afternoon tea with a festive twist.

RHS Rosemoor Glow
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As twilight descends, take to RHS Rosemoor Gardens to a breathtaking spectacle of lights and colours, captivating all who visit. Visitors can meander through the enchanting illuminated trail, taking in the light installations and nightly entertainment.

Festive Gala Dinners
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Gather work colleagues, friends or family and enjoy a 4-course festive gala dinner plus a complimentary festive cocktail and live music! Whether it’s your work Christmas party, family get-together or you just want to relish in the festive cheer then the luxury of The Imperial Hotel is the place for you.

Museum of the Moon
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In December, Barnstaple will emerge as the radiant heart of North Devon, illuminated by the "Museum of the Moon," an enchanting masterpiece brought to life by the imaginative Luke Jerram, a renowned UK artist.

80th Anniversary of D-Day
In 1944, the stunning coastal landscapes between the Northam Burrows and Woolacombe in North Devon played a vital role in preparing troops for the Allied invasion of Normandy since the terrain closely resembled the French coastline they were destined for.