Plymouth Summer Guide May 2018

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Summer Guide Read on to find out more about: • City centre shopping • Plymouth’s top summer events • Where to eat & drink • Inspiration for family days out!

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Savour classic dishes with an adventurous twist, beautifully presented by our talented chefs, in an impressive chandelier-adorned restaurant. For a more informal dining experience, our stylish lounge is the ideal choice. Here, you can enjoy a light lunch or meet for a drink with friends before a night out in Plymouth.

Spend an enchanting afternoon in the Duke’s iconic tower for Tea at the Top. This luxury treat gives two people access to the hotel’s exclusive tower suite, with sensational 360-degree views over the sea, Dartmoor and the bustle of Britain’s Ocean City. Champagne is served by your own private butler, along with a classic afternoon tea that includes delicious sandwiches, scones, cakes and pastries. Tea at the Top costs £80 for two people and must be booked in advance on a Wednesday or Sunday from April to September. Availability is limited so early booking is essential.

What better way to spend an evening than watching a fabulous show at Plymouth Pavilions with great company. To really make this a night out to remember, head to the Duke first for a delicious two-course meal in our stunning restaurant for just £15.95 per person, before taking a leisurely stroll over the road to the Pavilions. Tables are bookable between 5.00pm and 7.00pm, giving you plenty of time to enjoy your meal before the show starts at 7.30pm.

To find out more visit www.thedukeofcornwall.co.uk or call us on 01752 275850.

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Plymouth has a jam-packed summer events calendar, with something for everyone to enjoy come rain or shine. From the South West’s largest free food festival, to family days out and music festivals, here are some of our biggest events that you won’t want to miss…

Pirates Weekend Plymouth

The Barbican, Sutton Harbour and West Hoe 12 – 13 May Head to the waterfront for a swashbuckling day of fun on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 May. This award-winning family event returns to Plymouth’s waterfront and promises to give you a great adventure-filled day out.

Hop aboard the two tall ships that will be docked in Sutton Harbour and imagine you’re sailing the high seas. Back on dry land, you can meet Plymouth’s very own Captain Jack Sparrow, Jonty Depp, and his evil adversary Captain Barbosa, or settle down for story-time with Melody the mermaid.

To keep everyone entertained, sea shanty bands will fill the streets with song while puppeteers captivate adults and children alike, and younger children can let off steam in the Giant Octopus soft play activity centre. The ‘Best Dressed Pirate’ competition will also be returning, so get your eyepatches and Jolly Rogers at the ready.

Lord Mayor’s Festival

City Centre 26 May Dinosaur fans will have a roar-some time at this year’s Lord Mayor’s Festival. Celebrating the appointment of Plymouth’s new Lord Mayor on Saturday 26 May, this annual event offers the perfect family day out.

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Come and meet Tiny, a 125 million years young dinosaur brought to life by the wonders of modern science. You can pet her, you can feed her, you can talk to her in dinosaur language; just make sure you avoid the dreaded Thagomizer or you might end up extinct yourself! Tiny will be appearing in the Piazza where you’ll find a jam-packed programme of entertainment to enjoy during the day, including performances from local community groups.

Flavour Fest

City Centre 1 – 3 June Returning for its 15th year, Flavour Fest is the South West’s largest free food and drink festival. Head to the city centre between Friday 1 to Sunday 3 June and experience some of the best produce that the South West has to offer. With nearly 100 stalls and an exciting programme on the chef stage, there will be something new to taste or experience whether you’re a novice chef or food connoisseur.

The star of the chef stage this year is MasterChef judge and presenter John Torode, who will be cooking onstage on Saturday 2 June, as well as hosting a book-signing of his latest cookery book.

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Plymouth Armed Forces Day

Plymouth Hoe 30 June Celebrate Plymouth’s proud military tradition at our annual Armed Forces Day, which this year will be commemorating the RAF’s 100th anniversary. On Saturday 30 June, Plymouth Hoe will showcase the services with static and arena displays and parades.

The exciting arena programme will return this year, with a highlight being the Field Gun competitions and the Parade of Standards will see cadets and veterans march across the Hoe Promenade. There will also be military vehicles, equipment and static helicopters on display to see up close and you can meet the Royal Navy, Army, Marines, RAF and veterans’ organisations in a variety of villages set out across the Hoe.

From 6pm, the main stage will host a free outdoor evening concert. Confirmed acts so far include pop group Jack Pack and a tribute act to one of rock’s most outstanding stars, Freddie Mercury. Headlining the evening will be the lively eight-musician Capitol Motown and Soul Band, who will be performing classic Motown tunes against the stunning backdrop of Plymouth Sound.

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British Firework Championships

Plymouth Hoe 8 - 9 August The world famous British Firework Championships will return this August, offering two nights of spectacular pyrotechnics that will illuminate Plymouth Sound. Six top firework companies will battle it out over two nights, each putting on an awe-inspiring ten minute display.

Enjoy the thrill of the funfair on Plymouth Hoe, or simply sit back and soak up the atmosphere – it’s an unmissable event!

Ocean City Blues n Jazz Festival

The Barbican 10 – 12 August Celebrate the spirit of summer at the free Ocean City Blues n Jazz Festival on the Barbican. Musicians will take to the stage in The Parade from midday to 10pm on Friday 10 and Saturday 11, and from midday to 6pm on Sunday 12.

At a glance event guide There’s plenty to enjoy in Britain’s Ocean City throughout the year, so add these dates to your diary!

MAY 12-13 May Pirates Weekend Plymouth 20 May Britain’s Ocean City Half Marathon 26 May Lord Mayor’s Festival

The acts lined up to perform include the Andy Quick Band, The Rumblestrutters, Joanna Cooke and Lucky Ol Sun. Relax and unwind by the harbour – it’s the perfect way to spend a summer weekend.

JUNE 1-3 June Flavour Fest 30 June Armed Forces Day

Plymouth Seafood Festival

JULY 26 - 27 July MTV Presents: Ocean City Sounds

The Barbican & Sutton Harbour 15 – 16 September Returning for its seventh year, Plymouth Seafood Festival will celebrate the fantastic seafood on offer in the city, with entertainment, demonstrations and food stalls galore.

As the home of the country’s second largest fish market and the first city in the world to be awarded the Fish2Fork Blue City status for commitment to sourcing sustainable fish, Plymouth is well placed to show-off its seafood pedigree! Be inspired by the chefs in the Cookery Theatre and enjoy the delicious fresh food on offer.

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AUGUST 8-9 August British Firework Championships 10-12 August Ocean City Blues n Jazz Festival SEPTEMBER 15-16 September Plymouth Seafood Festival

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Shop in Plymouth this summer. The vibrant city centre and waterfront offer a wide range of shops to suit every taste – for boutiques or major high street brands, you don’t need to travel far to indulge in some retail therapy.

retail therapy If you’re seeking something a little different, visit the independent shops in the West End, where you’ll find everything from oriental supermarkets, jewellers, bakers and comic book stores, along with a diverse range of cafes and restaurants with tastes from around the world.

It’s also home to the recently refurbished Plymouth Market, one of the finest covered markets in the UK. The market is home to more than 100 stalls, selling everything from flowers and clothing to fresh food at the fishmongers and butchers. The market is rapidly becoming a foodie destination, with everything from traditional cafes to highly-rated Asian restaurants, At Kitchen and A Taste of Thailand. For For the best in luxury beauty, clothing brands and something completely new, check homewares, House of Fraser and Debenhams are Shopping in Plymouth is out Knead Pizza, specialising home to designer favourites including Ted Baker, made even easier by the 19 in sourdough pizza and craft Karen Millen, Coast, Phase Eight, Jasper Conran car parks in and around the city beer, and Tilt which sells a and Ben de Lisi to name a few. Don’t forget centre, including Western Approach range of sliders and sides. you can also pop into TK Maxx to pick up great where it costs just £5 to park for the It’s the perfect place for a quality goods at bargain prices. whole day. If you prefer to hop on the pit stop during a busy day of bus, Stagecoach offer three park-andshopping. ride sites based at The George Junction, Milehouse and Coypool, or leave the Just a ten minute walk from the high street, head car at home and hop on a Citybus to Plymouth’s waterfront for service, with routes running independent boutiques offering throughout Plymouth. beautiful art, antiques and unique items.

For the latest in major brand names, make a beeline for Drake Circus, with more than 70 different outlets offering top-name brands such as Joules, Cath Kidston, Quiz and Jack Wills, as well as high street staples including M&S, Next and Topshop. It’s not just clothing on offer with new stores including popular stationery shop Smiggle and stylish accessories from Skinnydip.

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The Barbican and Sutton Harbour is a treasure trove waiting to be discovered.

Wander the Elizabethan and Jacobean cobbled lanes of New Street, Southside Street and the Parade, browse art galleries, explore The House That Jack Built and make sure to visit Parade Antiques to explore the curios on offer there.

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There’s lots for the whole family with Chocaccino selling handmade chocolates and delicious cakes. Paint your own pottery at Clay Art, enjoy the Edinburgh Woollen Mill on the quayside or discover great cafes, including the Flower Café and Quirky Teas; perfect places to stop for a cuppa and a slice of cake.

Tucked away in Sutton Harbour and Bretonside you’ll find more unique shopping spots including Make at 140, with everything you need for sewing and a range of creative workshops. There’s a number of specialist stores around Bretonside too, selling everything from diving equipment and fishing tackle to tropical fish. If you’re a fan of the sea check out the Sea Chest book store and Force 4 Chandlery at Queen Anne’s Battery Marina for nautical treats.

Further along Plymouth’s waterfront is Royal William Yard, home to a number of creative spaces, art galleries and shops. Ocean Studios provides a hub for artists and makers as well as hosting Column Bakehouse, specialising in sourdough and artisan breads.

In the Yard, you’ll also discover Identity Fashion, an independent clothing boutique, and wine merchants Le Vignoble, stocking accessories and gifts.

So whether you’re looking for a new summer wardrobe, unique gifts or something special for the house, Plymouth’s shopping scene has plenty to offer! Head to plymouthshopping.co.uk to discover more.

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Experience two incredible nights of live music at Plymouth’s new music event, MTV Presents: Ocean City Sounds, part of the MTV Presents series.

Day One (July 26) will see indie pop titans Bastille headlining with a full 90-minute set. The chart-topping, award-winning band have sold more than 11 million singles including ‘Pompeii’, ‘Things We Lost in the Fire’, ‘Flaws’ and ‘Good Grief’. Most recently they hit the UK top 10 after collaborating with Craig David on the track ‘I Know You’.

Supporting Bastille for a huge day of music will be Ella Eyre, Professor Green and Club MTV favourites, R3WIRE

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& VARSKI. A highlights show ‘MTV Presents: Ocean City Sounds’ will be broadcast on MTV in August.

Day Two (July 27) will be bringing Ibiza to Plymouth Hoe with a huge performance by Pete Tong and the Heritage Orchestra, conducted by Jules Buckley. They’ll be performing their full, critically acclaimed ‘Ibiza Classics’ show which sees chart topping Ibiza Classic dance tracks performed in an entirely new way, appealing to fans of both dance and orchestral music.

The show is an audio and visual spectacle that has sold out venues across the UK including the O2 Arena in London, as well as being a centrepiece of the BBC Proms.

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an City Sounds The combination of Plymouth’s Hoe’s stunning location overlooking the sea, classic dance tracks and a full festival light show is sure to transport concert goers back to sunny holidays of the 90s in a nostalgia-filled night. Who needs Ibiza when you can experience sunset listening to incredible music this summer on Plymouth Hoe?!

Tickets are on sale now for £25 per day and there is an event pass offering access to both days for jut £45. VIP tickets are also available, offering an exclusive viewing area, food and drink and VIP toilets. All tickets are subject to a £2.50 booking fee.

To see all the latest news, head to facebook.com/ oceancitysounds and follow @OceanCitySounds on Twitter and Instagram.

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Plymouth’s growing food and drink scene means the city is rapidly becoming a haven for foodies, with new restaurants popping up and adding to the existing array of amazing places to eat and drink.

Recent arrivals to the city centre include Bill’s on the first floor of Drake Circus, open until 10pm; and Turtle Bay, treating diners to delicious Caribbean food and cocktails. The Copthorne Hotel has also recently opened their new brasserie and bar, 50 Degrees North. Serving up creative dishes made with fresh local produce in a relaxed atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot for a catch up with friends.

Royal William Yard is another hotspot for restaurants, including Bistrot Pierre, Las Iguanas, Prezzo, Wagamama and Wildwood. The Yard even hosts a monthly Good Food market on the first Sunday of every month, showcasing the best in local produce.

Don’t forget the West End, where you’ll find a variety of independent cafes and restaurants and Plymouth Market, open during the day, with streetfood stalls serving up freshly-cooked treats.

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Plymouth is also lucky to have welcomed a number of celebrity chefs to open their doors, with the Tanner brothers’ Barbican Kitchen restaurant celebrating its 12th birthday this year. For fresh seafood, there’s Mitch Tonks’ Rockfish restaurant in Sutton Harbour and for delicious steak with a view, Marco Pierre White’s Steakhouse Bar and Grill is situated at the top of the Crowne Plaza with dazzling waterfront views of Plymouth Sound.

Photo: Rockfish For a different view of Plymouth’s picturesque waterfront try out The Bridge at Mount Batten, Jolly Jacks at Mayflower Marina, or Chandlers at Queen Anne’s Battery Marina, all of which offer a great menu and relaxed bar in a superb setting.

If you want to treat yourself to a finedining experience then visit one of the city’s award-winning restaurants - Rock Salt Café & Brasserie and The Greedy Goose both boast two AA Rosettes. Or try something new at sushi bar and robata, Kuku, where you can enjoy contemporary Japanese cuisine.

Whatever cuisine you’re looking for, you’ll find it on Plymouth’s buzzing food scene.

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Spend a day

exploring…

If you’re looking for a family day out this summer, there’s lots of fun to be had on your doorstep in Plymouth.

It can be easy to forget that we’re lucky enough to share our city with the UK’s largest public aquarium. All indoors, making it perfect for a rainy day, the National Marine Aquarium is home to over 4,000 animals, including sharks, stingrays, an octopus and Friday, the Green Turtle! It’s definitely worth a visit – and don’t forget to validate your entry ticket to receive free re-entry for an entire year.

The aquarium also runs lots of extra activities during school holidays, including boat trips and special ‘Sleeping with the Sharks’ overnight sessions.

If the sun is shining, then why not discover some of Plymouth’s lesser known spots too? Nestled away on the Barbican you’ll find the Elizabethan Gardens, a quiet oasis during the summer where you can sit and enjoy the sunshine, then walk in the footsteps of pioneers including Darwin and Drake as you explore the greatest concentration of cobbled streets in the UK. More than a third of the city is covered in green space so head to one of the many parks and nature reserves for picnics, dog walks or bike-riding.

Plymouth’s rich history also means there’s always something new to learn, with Mayflower 400 celebrations

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coming up in 2020, marking 400 years since the Pilgrims set sail for America. Head to the Mayflower Museum to find out more about their journey and why it’s important to our city. Located above the Tourist information Centre on the Barbican, it’s a great way to while away an hour. The third floor balcony boasts panoramic views of the harbour too – you can even see to Dartmoor on a clear day – so it’s a great place to get some Instagram-worthy pictures.

Whatever the weather, there’s fun to be had in Plymouth.

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Walks and waterlinks As Britain’s Ocean City, Plymouth boasts incredible sea views, so when the sun is shining this summer don’t miss out on the chance to enjoy our waterfront by land or water.

Plymouth nestles alongside the Sound, a highly preserved European Marine Site fed by two estuaries. The marine environment plays an important role offering a haven for wildlife and the city is a busy port for ships, cruise liners and visiting yachts. The dazzling views are memorable at any time of year and there’s nothing quite like sitting with a drink at the water’s edge with a ship sailing past just metres away.

Plymouth Waterlinks connect all of the city’s waterfront destinations, making it easy to explore– and going by boat makes the travelling part of the fun. Waterlinks ferry services connect the Barbican and Sutton Harbour with Royal William Yard, Mount Batten and Cornwall.

There’s lots to explore at each destination, with cafes, bars and shops just waiting to be discovered. If you’re in an active mood then the Mount Batten Activity and Watersports Centre offers the chance to try lots of different

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watersports, including kayaking, sailing and windsurfing, or try out stand-up paddle boarding at Royal William Yard.

The waterfront is also the perfect spot for a leisurely walk on a summer day, with lots of different routes across the city to choose from. There are nine miles of scenic South West Coast Path which wind across Plymouth, from Stonehouse to Jennycliff in Plymstock. Plymouth’s Waterfront Walkway follows this path, and offers a number of short walking routes that give you the opportunity to explore our city’s history and enjoy stunning views and fresh sea air.

If you’d rather just kick back and relax, Plymouth Boat Trips offer a number of harbour and river cruises, so hop on board to enjoy a trip around the Dockyard or up the Tamar.

Alternatively, you could use the Waterlinks to travel further afield into Cornwall, with ferry services stopping at the Mount Edgcumbe estate and the pretty beach and village of Cawsand.

For more information about Plymouth’s Waterlinks and walking routes, head to: visitplymouth.co.uk or pop into the Tourist Information Centre on the Barbican.

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