Charity Fireworks Display
Westpoint, Exeter
Wednesday
Exeter Round Table's Annual charity fireworks display is the city's biggest fireworks display. The fun night includes fairground rides, food and drink, and stalls. Gates open at 5.30pm, fireworks start at 7.30pm. Advance tickets £6 adults and seniors, £4 children three to 16 years, £16 families. On the gate, cash only, £8 adults and seniors, £5 children three to 16 years, £22 families. Visit www.exeter.roundtable.co.uk
Zombie Walk
Exeter
Friday
The fourth annual Halloween Zombie Walk is one of the region's biggest events of its kind, last year attracting more than 750 Halloween and Zombie-dressed revellers of all ages. It starts from the bus station car park, behind Co-op, in Sidwell Street, at 5pm and will journey though Exeter city centre and Princesshay, with entertainment along the way.
K & Q's Fabulously Freaky Burlesque & Boogie
Exeter Corn Exchange
Saturday
Expect amazing entertainment, hip-shakin' music, fabulous costumes and a night to dress up and shake your tail feathers. World class performers and cabaret seating with dance floor. Tickets £17. Call 01392 665938 or visit www.exeter.gov.uk
The Brontë Season
Barnfield Theatre, Exeter
Thursday to Saturday
Whether you're a hard-core Brontë fan or if you've never had the pleasure, these fresh new adaptations by Westcountry theatre companies Butterfly Psyche Theatre and Livewire Theatre will invigorate, inspire and melt hearts this autumn. Tickets £12. Call 01392 270891 or visit www.barnfieldtheatre.org.uk
Tar Barrels
Ottery St Mary
Wednesday
The famous flaming tar barrels return to the streets of East Devon village Ottery St Mary. Thousands of people line the streets every year to watch the old custom, said to have originated in the 17th century. The event will start at 4pm.
Anita Harris
Manor Pavilion Theatre, Sidmouth
Sunday
Singer Anita Harris, who has had a breathtaking career spanning more than 50 years which started when, as a 15-year-old she was spotted on a London ice rink, will present a special tea-time matinee. She will performing her favourite numbers with her pianist Peter Gill and recounting stories of her life in showbusiness. Call 01395 514413.
