Latest Events in Devon(March Updated)

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Plymouth Creed Comic Con - May 2026 | Plymouth Life Centre

May 30, 2026 (UTC+0)

Plymouth

Arts

Information Source: Creed Conventions | eventbrite

Plymouth Comic Con - March | Marjon Sport & Health Centre

Mar 29, 2026 (UTC+1)

Plymouth

Arts

Held at Marjon Sports Centre - This will be a great day for families, sci-fi collectors, fans, and every other kind of Comic Con Fan! There is lots to see and do, including out of this world displays and props, traders selling out of this world collections, meet celebrities from Tv and the movies! For those that like cosplay, there will be a wide array of cosplayers on arrival, fans attending are invited to dress up as your favourite tv, Film or other fictional character and be ready to compete in our cosplay competitions! Information Source: Creed Conventions | eventbrite

Country Music Bottomless brunch with Molly Stewart & | The Treasury Cafe-Bar-Restaurant

Mar 29, 2026 (UTC+0)

Plymouth

Concerts Country

Information Source: Treasury Events | eventbrite

Plymouth Comic Con and Gaming Festival Winter | Plymouth Life Centre

Nov 1, 2026 (UTC+0)

Plymouth

Arts

Information Source: UKCGF | eventbrite

Journeys with Mai | The Box

Feb 14–Jun 14, 2026 (UTC)

Plymouth

Exhibitions

Centre stage in the exhibition is Portrait of Mai by Plympton-born Sir Joshua Reynolds – widely considered to be his finest work and a portrait of the first Polynesian person to visit Britain. Formerly known as 'Omai' in England, Mai (c.1753-1779) was a native of Ra‘iātea (now French Polynesia). He travelled to and from England as part of Captain James Cook's second and third voyages, both of which departed from Plymouth. Mai spent the years 1774-76 in Britain, and it was during this time that Reynolds painted his portrait. The painting was jointly acquired by The Getty and National Portrait Gallery in 2023, and this will be the last chance to view it before it heads across the Atlantic for American audiences to enjoy for a while. Journeys with Mai examines ideas of power and perception and includes a range of historic paintings, prints and objects from The Box’s collections and on loan from national partners to build a picture of early encounters between Europeans and South Pacific Island peoples.

Beryl Cook: Pride and Joy | The Box

Jan 24–May 31, 2026 (UTC)

Plymouth

Exhibitions

'Beryl Cook: Pride and Joy' features more than 80 works, from iconic paintings to rarely seen treasures from private collections and the Cook family archives and fundamentally reassesses Cook's significance as a chronicler of everyday life during a time of great change in Britain.