What’s On @thehallexeter
Please note: this a list of public events.
For Hire / Parties / Weddings / events, please browse the packages in ‘Private Hire’, or
to book The Hall for your event, please go to Book Venue.
A hot ticket at last year's Festival, our under 5s concert is back at the beautiful Hall in Exeter for another low-key dose of musical brilliance. Festival Artistic Director, internationally acclaimed violinist Tamsin Waley-Cohen will be presenting a beautiful programme of music for violin that will calm, energise and transport you and your little ones.
Poetry Reading: Lawrence Sail and Julia Copus
Julia Copus and Lawrence Sail, both writers with strong West Country connections, will read and discuss their work.
Find it hard to slow down, or to sit still? The Practice is a gathering for men in Exeter: slow breathing, silence, and sitting still, on Tuesday mornings before work. You follow a slow rhythm set by a light bar; nobody speaks. Free, book nothing, bring nothing; just turn up.
Our October supper club is now full. Thank you to everyone who booked. Guests will enjoy Provençal fish soup with rouille, roast chicken with a celeriac and thyme gratin and wild mushrooms, and a plum and almond tart to finish.
This exciting series brings together four accomplished contemporary dance artists to offer intermediate and advanced classes for dance artists and adults with experience (18+). Each session provides a unique opportunity to explore different approaches to contemporary movement, technique, and creative expression in a supportive and dynamic environment
These sessions are for children and carers to be able to share this playful dance & movement practice; a space where children and their grown-ups can move explore create and expand together.
Yes there will be a bottle of Prosecco for best dressed so get planning!
Grab your headphones, pick your channel, and lose yourself on the dancefloor. Three channels of brilliant music mean there's always something for you, whether you're a Funk devotee, a House head, or someone who just needs a good excuse to belt out an 80s classic. No judgement. Just dancing. Pull together your crew and make a night of it – these sell out fast.
Ceilidh meets karaoke in this all-singing, all-dancing, joy-filled mash-up. Led by local creatives, with a live singer and caller to guide the way, Ceilidh-oke blends a soul-filling mash up of traditional dances and modern moves, with mass singalongs and plenty of laughter.
Bookings are now open for November. Isy's menu starts with panelle and mozzarella with roast squash and spiced brown butter. Next comes roast lamb with black beans, kale, rosemary and walnuts, then a warm orange and almond cake with bay syrup. October sold out quickly, so we'd suggest booking early.
Our Silent Disco nights are the most popular events we run, and the Christmas one is the best of the lot.
Pop on your headphones, pick your channel and dance your way into the festive season. Three channels of brilliant music mean there's something for everyone, whether you're a Funk devotee, a House head, or just waiting for the moment someone plays Last Christmas so you can sing every word at full volume. Christmas jumpers encouraged, tinsel welcome, no judgement.
Round up your friends, your work lot or the whole family and make it your Christmas night out. These always sell out fast, so don't leave it until the last minute.
Thula Mama is a harmony singing group for mothers and their new babies, drawing on songs and chants from around the globe for an uplifting experience in a friendly community of Mamas.
No particular singing ability or experience is necessary, and songs are passed on orally, so no need to read music.