Here you can find details of upcoming events in Shillingford St George and Shillingford Abbot.

 

       SHILLINGFORD ST GEORGE PARISH COUNCIL

MEETING TO DISCUSS THE PREPARATION OF A NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN FOR OUR PARISH

7.30 PM WEDNESDAY

29TH APRIL 2026

        SHILLINGFORD ST GEORGE VILLAGE HALL

PLEASE COME ALONG TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE PROCESS AND HOW YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO HELP

EVERYONE IS WELCOME

Council Meeting Dates

  • Mon 12th Jan 2026 – Parish Council Meeting
  • Mon 9th Mar 2026 – Parish Council Meeting
  • Mon 11th May 2026 – Annual Parish Council Meeting
  • Mon 13th Jul 2026 – Parish Council Meeting
  • Mon 14th Sep 2026 – Parish Council Meeting
  • Mon 9th Nov 2026 – Parish Council Meeting

Yoga & Pilates Class

A combination of Yoga & Pilates with experienced instructor Sally White
6.30pm – 7.30pm Tuesday Evenings
Beginners welcome! Please bring a mat.
Sally: 07803 568716

Lifestyle Tai Chi

6.00pm Thursday evenings
Following instructor Lesley Roberts by video
Contact: Alison 07929745766

OPEN DOOR CAFE

Alternate Wednesdays 10.30am – 12.00
Come along for Tea, Coffee and good company!
See ‘Country News‘ for dates

EXCHANGE

Every six weeks on a Saturday 10.30am – 12.00
Bring books, toys, puzzles, plants, home produce to swap
Or just come along and take something home!
Coffee, Tea and cake is served
See Country News & village posters for date of the next one

FILM NIGHTS

During the autumn & winter months, films are shown on Monday evenings 7.15pm – 9.30pm
Ice creams served in the interval!
See Country News & posters for date of the next one

COMMUNITY ART GROUP

The Art Group meets on Friday mornings from 10 am -12 noon to work on our own projects.   There is no tuition.  Anyone is welcome to join us to do a couple of hours of painting or any other chosen craft in Shillingford Village Hall.  There is no charge and no regular commitment, just come when you can.
Tea and Coffee provided for a donation of 50p.

Every Friday 10am – 12 noon

SHILLINGFORD LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY

PROGRAMME FOR THE REMAINDER OF 2026

Monday May 18 at 7:30 pm.

From Topsham to the Poles. The Tale of H.M.S. Terror, by John Davidson.
H.M.S. Terror was built in Topsham during the Napoleonic Wars, for the Royal Navy.  After active service she went to both the Arctic and Antarctic on voyages of exploration.  The Annual General Meeting will precede the talk.

Monday July 20 at 7:30 pm.

The Georgian Improvers of Dartmoor, by Simon Dell, Dartmoor National Park guide, police historian, Quaker records custodian and author.  This talk describes the ambitious attempts 200 years ago to turn the moorlands of Dartmoor into productive agricultural land. The so-called ‘improvers’ had limited success, but their efforts made an impact on the landscape that can still be seen today. His talk will cover the changes to life and industry on Dartmoor from the 18 th century onwards and the improvements in mechanisation and agriculture during that time.

Monday October 5 at 7:30 pm.

My Devonshire Darlings – The Women’s Land Army in Devon, by Rebekah Pearson.
Becks, as she likes to be known, is an ex-Royal Naval Officer who lives locally in Lympstone. She brings some authentic Land Army uniforms with her.