New paintings by Innes Davis. Innes lives and works on the edge of Exmoor, which is a major focus for her painting. This exhibition shows some of her recent work, inspired by her personal response to different aspects of the Exmoor landscape. Free Admission.
Join us at Quince Honey Farm and learn how to craft your very own natural and rustic Christmas Wreath to take home with you!
Led by our Head Gardener Rebecca Flay, the workshop will use seasonal fresh foliage collected from the Nectar Gardens and grounds of Quince Honey Farm as well as natural and reusable decorations. You will learn the key techniques to make a beautiful wreath that stands out from the crowd and the tricks for how to keep it fresh until Christmas!
A warm welcome awaits you with a glass of Buzz Fizz to get you into the festive spirit on arrival, followed by a well-deserved mince pie and hot/cold drinks while you are busy at your craft.
This could be a lovely gift, or just a lovely treat for yourself!
Date: Saturday 5th December 2026, 10am – 1pm
Price: £50 per person, includes refreshments
Key information:
Workshop is suitable for complete beginners, ages 12 +, and no experience is necessary
Please bring gardening gloves with you, as the floristy wire can be sharp as can some of the foliage, your own trusty secateurs or strong scissors, and a notebook and pen to make notes if you wish. You are welcome to bring your own items to decorate your wreath, such as ribbon. All other materials are provided.
A welcome glass of Bucks Fizz (soft drink option for under 18s), mince pie, and a hot drink is included in the price.
This workshop requires dexterity in the fingers and is not suitable for people with arthritis in their hands or similar conditions that affect dexterity.
Includes a 10% discount voucher to spend in the shop on the day.
Free onsite parking.
Customers must cancel with at least 7 days notice before the workshop start date in order to receive a full refund.
Dulverton by Starlight is a free annual event, that will once again bring the festive spirit to Exmoor – with shops open, a craft market, street entertainment and of course the wonderful fireworks too! The town will be bursting with happy smiles and joyful singing from local choirs.
As with every year, visitors to Dulverton by Starlight will enjoy the sparkling white lights on the Christmas trees that line the streets of this pretty moorland town. The shops and businesses will be traditionally dressed for the season and many of them will open their doors to welcome people all day for Christmas shopping. The popular Indoor and Outdoor Winter Markets will be selling local crafts, gifts and food.
Held on the first Sunday of December every year, visitors of all ages from far and wide will visit to Dulverton to enjoy the roaming entertainers with their pop-up performances, juggling, tricks and endless jokes. Santa will be in the Heritage Centre, there will be carols to sing along to beside the huge Christmas tree in Bank Square and the ever popular fireworks will silhouette All Saints Church.
