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Autumn celebration of creative local talent

The Herald

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October 18, 2025

'ARTOBER' RETURNS THIS MONTH TO THE ROYAL WILLIAM YARD

- By JANET KING

LOCAL creative talent is taking centre stage this month, as the Royal William Yard celebrates an autumn of arts with 'Artober' - a vibrant festival showcasing the best of the South West's artistic community throughout the month ahead.

Running from 24th October to 2nd November, Artober brings a packed programme of events to one of Plymouth's award-winning cultural destinations, with a free-to-attend exhibition at its heart, featuring locally and nationally renowned artists displaying work across multiple styles and mediums.

From contemporary portraits and landscape art to printmaking, mixed media and student work, Artober will showcase a broad spectrum of talent and invite visitors to get involved. There will be opportunities to watch artists at work, learn or hone skills in workshops, and for families to enjoy free creative activities, including a dedicated Art Zone throughout the festival - and pumpkin carving during half-term.

The celebration of creativity extends beyond the main exhibition, with an Affordable Art Market this weekend, bringing original, accessible art to Royal William Yard both today and tomorrow, and a variety of workshops offering hands-on experiences for all ages and abilities.

The activities and exhibitions will take place right across the site, as the destination transforms into a thriving hub for arts and creativity.

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