Looking for things to do in Devon in June 2025? Here’s your guide to family-friendly events, places to visit and what’s on in Devon.
Don’t forget, it’s also Father’s Day on 15 June.
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What’s on in Devon this June
Heres what’s on in Devon during June 2025:
Immersive screenings in Plymouth’s 360° dome – various dates
Did you know Plymouth is home to a state-of-the-art 360° dome where you can see immersive shows that will take you on a trip into outer space, or transport you back in time to when dinosaurs roamed the Earth?
Market Hall’s immersive dome is one of a kind in Europe and a great place to head on a wet day.
Find out what’s on this month.
English Riviera Airshow, Torbay – 30 May to 1 June 2025
This free two-day airshow takes place in the natural amphitheatre provided by Torbay.
As well as plenty of action in the skies there’s stalls, entertainment and children’s activities on Paignton Green.
For the complete air display line up see the English Riviera Airshow website.
Flavour Fest in Plymouth – 30 May to 1 June
The South West’s largest free food and drink festival returns to the city centre Piazza with plenty of activities to get your taste buds tingling.
See celebrity chef demos and sample some of the regions finest produce from more than 80 stalls.
Find out more about what’s on at Flavour Fest this year.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar at Arlington Court – every day in June
The world’s most famous caterpillar from Eric Carle’s best-selling book is coming to life at Arlington Court this month.
Children can take part in a fun-filled free family activity trail when visiting this National Trust property near Barnstaple. Normal admission charges apply.
Find out more about visiting Arlington Court.
Picnic in the Park at River Dart Country Park – 1 June 2025
Devon’s largest picnic is back this half term with family activities and fun including music, dancing and a fun dog show.
This is a ticketed event, so please buy your family’s tickets in advance.
Find out more on the River Dart Country Park website.
Needle felting woodland animals at The Wool Hub in Buckfastleigh – 2 June and 23 June 2025
The Wool Hub on Fore Street in Buckfastleigh is offering free felting sessions for Devon children as a part of a creative commission by the Devon Wildlife Trust.
Children will learn the techniques of needle felting and some of their work might be chosen for a Pine Marten project play mat display. Craft your favourite woodlands animal using beautiful coloured wool.
No previous experience or booking is required
Find out more on The Wool Hub website.
Tiny Tales at Theatre Royal Plymouth – every Thursday until 3 July 2025
Head to Theatre Royal for a magical, interactive theatre storytelling sessions held every week. Tiny Tales is designed for two to four-year-olds and their grown-ups to explore enchanting stories together.
Through songs, movement, and hands-on play, little ones will engage their imaginations while building language and social skills in a fun, welcoming environment.
Find out more on the Theatre Royal website.
Craft Festival Bovey Tracey – 6 to 8 June 2025
Craft Festival Bovey Tracey returns for its 21st annual event featuring 200 designer makers, plus more live craft demonstrations and activities than ever before.
There will also be free, drop-in children’s activities in the Craft Lab on the Saturday and Sunday. Lead by Jim Parkyn, Make South West, Stover School, Devon Weavers, Brick Ideas and QEST, take part in workshops exploring the theme of Sea, Land and Sky.
Also expect film screenings, live music and delicious, artisan street food by local specialists all set in gorgeous parkland.
The festival takes place in Mill Marsh Park, Bovey Tracey. Tickets cost from £10 in advance or £12 on the door. Accompanied children are free.
For more information and to buy tickets visit the Craft Festival website.
Lydford Gorge A to Z Challenge – 6 June to 13 July 2025
Can you spot something that begins with every letter of the alphabet on your visit to Lydford Gorge?
Take part in this free family activity. Normal admission prices apply.
Find out more about visiting Lydford Gorge.
Signals of The Sea at Pavilions Teignmouth – 7 June 2025
On an island in the South West Sea stands The Lighthouse. Its steady beam has rotated for hundreds of years and in that time cast its eye over countless tales of pirates, shipwrecks, sea creatures and more.
Now the Lighthouse Keeper welcomes you to come and join him and learn the fantastical secrets of the lighthouse.
Find out more about this family show and buy tickets on the Pavilions website.
Olaf Falafel’s Stupidest Super Stupid show at Tiverton Theatre – 7 June 2025
After a sell out run at last year’s Fringe, comedian and children’s author Olaf Falafel is dishing up another frying pan full of family-friendly comedy at Tiverton Theatre.
Join Olaf Falafel for an hour of kid’s comedy in which you can expect sausage birds, radioactive bogies and truth-telling cheese as well as a time-travelling portal to the future, some farts and a live drawalong.
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Find out more and book tickets on the Tiverton Theatre website.
Dino-Saw: Tiny tails, giant roars! at Soapbox Children’s Theatre, Devonport – 12 to 14 June 2025
Join Baby Dino and their best friend Leaf on an unforgettable adventure, and meet dinosaurs both big and small, including Baby Dino’s Mummy T-Rex! B
ased on the charming picture book Dino-Saw, written by Stiltskin Theatre Company’s own author and storyteller Jacqueline Ball, this delightful theatre show brings the story to life with magical storytelling and beautifully hand-crafted puppets.
Meet a giant Daddy Diplodocus, Tallulah Triceratops, Daphne Pterodactyl, and many more — with a chance for little ones to meet and touch the dinosaurs after the show!
Find out more and book tickets from the Box Office.
Afternoon Tea with dad at Madewell CIC in Hatherleigh – 14 June 2025
Enjoy a family day out at Made-Well Farm, spending time with the animals and having fun in the inclusive playground and garden. Plus have a homemade afternoon tea with a tempting mix of homemade sweet and savoury delights.
Book this early Father’s Day treat in advance. Spaces are limited.
Find out more on the Made-Well events website.
National Picnic Week at Knightshayes - 14 to 21 June 2025
Celebrate National Picnic week this June at Knightshayes. Bring a picnic, pick up a treat from the café or take inspiration for your next picnic from the produce in the Walled Kitchen Garden.
Normal admission prices apply.
Find out more about visiting Knightshayes.
Father’s Day – 15 June 2025
Father’s Day falls on 15 June this year and Devon businesses attractions are rolling out the red carpet for dads.
Take a look at my big round up of where to celebrate this Father’s Day in Devon including places to eat, events and special offers.
Hydro Open Day at Castle Drago – 15 June 2025
Learn about how hydro power has been used at Castle Drogo from 1929 to the present day. Guides will be opening the Hydro for visitors to come and look inside.
Find out more about visiting Castle Drogo.
Pinhoe Summer Fair – 20 June 2025
Join the friends of Pinhoe Primary School in Exeter for their summer fair. This charity event will have a variety of stall games, crafts and food as well as a bouncy castle.
Find out more on Facebook.
American Car Show at Cofton Holidays – 20 to 22 June 2025
Cruise down to Cofton Holidays near Dawlish for its annual American Car Show where there will be more than 200 different classic American cars on show alongside loads of family entertainment.
You don’t have to be staying at Cofton to enjoy a whole weekend of entertainment. There will be live music from a lineup of talented performers, children’s entertainment and a spectacular fireworks display on Saturday night. Don’t miss the cars cruising through Dawlish town and back to Dawlish Warren Green on Saturday morning.
Even furry friends are welcome, with the ‘Crofts’ dog show taking place on Saturday afternoon.
Find out more about the American Car Show at Cofton.
Teignmouth Folk Festival, Teignmouth – 20 to 22 June 2025
This lively folk festival takes place across several venues in Teignmouth.
Throughout the festival there’s a heady mix of music performances and Morris dancing at venues around the town.
Tickets are available for camping and night time concerts.
Check the festival’s Facebook group for announcements about acts and what’s on about town.
The Goblin and Fairy Festival at Soapbox Children’s Theatre, Devonport – 21 to 22 June 2025
Fairies and Goblins get your wings at the ready for this year’s enchanting midsummer’s day of storytelling, theatre, arts and crafts with the award-winning Stiltskin’s Theatre Company.
This family event is based in and around The Soapbox Children’s Theatre in the beautiful Devonport Park, Plymouth. The majority of activities take place under cover, either in the theatre or in one of the many tents dotted around the site. So, come rain or shine we’ll make sure you have a brilliant time.
The festival is on from 12pm until 4pm each day with early bird tickets available from £12.50.
Find out more and buy your tickets on the Soapbox Children’s Theatre website.
Tawland Music Festival – 21 June 2025
This community music festival at North Tawton Rugby Club in West Devon has something for all ages. As well as local bands, duos and solo artists there will be a bouncy castle, crafting tables, storytelling and face fainting.
For adults you can speak to a medium and enjoy local ales, ciders and an assortment of food.
Entry is free for children aged 12 and under.
Find out more about Tawland Music Festival.
Kids Fest at The Big Sheep – 22 June 2025
The family-first Devon festival designed for five to 13-year-olds is a packed ay out with live music, stunt shows, animal encounters, assault courses, dancing and even a foam party.
All this and more takes place alongside access to the Big Sheep theme park.
Find out more and get tickets for Kids Fest.
Baby Bubbles: the Magic Garden at Soapbox Children’s Theatre – 26 to 28 June 2025
Step into the enchanting world of Baby Bubbles at The Soapbox Children’s Theatre. This magical sensory storytelling session designed especially for babies and toddlers aged 0 to 18-months.
Each session is thoughtfully crafted to support your child’s early development. From stimulating their senses to encouraging social interaction, Baby Bubble nurtures curiosity, strengthens bonds, and builds connections – all in a gentle, playful, and relaxing environment.
Find out more and book on the Box Office.
Budleigh Music Festival – 27 June to 5 July 2025
Budleigh Music Festival is set to celebrate its 20th anniversary in style, bringing world-class classical music to the heart of East Devon this summer.
To find out more check the Facebook page.
Armed Forces Day in Plymouth – 28 June 2025
Head to Plymouth Hoe for a free day of family entertainment celebrating the Armed Forces that play such an important role in the local community and beyond.
There will be opportunity’s to exploring military vehicles and equipment, take part in activities with the Royal Marines, and see displays in the arena and air.
Find out more about what’s happening on Armed Forces Day in Plymouth.
The Magic Flute at Powderham Castle near Exeter – 29 June 2025
Join The Bluebirds Theatre Company for their dynamic production of The Magic Flute staged outdoors at Powderham this half term. Meet a cast of amazing opera singers and life-sized puppets for a flight of imagination during this touring show.
Find out more and book tickets on the Powederham Castle website.
Silent disco beach cleans at Woolacombe - 29 June 2025
Join the National Trust team at Woolacombe beach for its monthly silent disco beach clean with Plastic Free Woolacombe and North Devon Silent Disco.
This event is free and no booking is required.
Find out more and check timings on the National Trust website.
Do you know of an event happening in June that’s not on this list? Drop me a line or comment below.
More things to do in Devon this June
There’s never a dull moment here in the West Country and with plenty of places to visit and things to do – it won’t be hard to fill your days with fun.
Here’s some of my top picks for the best days out in Devon for families this month:
Crabbing in Devon
Summer is nearly here and the crabs are biting. Find all the top spots to drop a line in my guide to crabbing in Devon.
Visit an outdoor pool or splash park in Devon
Fingers crossed we’ll be enjoying some glorious sunshine in Devon in June – perfect for visiting an outdoor pool or splash park.
Find out where they are in my guide to outdoor pools in Devon.
Things to do on wet days in Devon
Let’s get real, some times we experience a touch of ‘liquid sunshine’ here in Devon. When the clouds gather check out my post to things to do when it rains.
Planning ahead? Here’s what’s on in Devon in July!
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