Events in Plymouth From 6th April – 12th April 2026

You can find daily open soft play sessions at The Hub in Foulston Park, designed for young children during timed slots. These spaces support movement and interaction while offering parents a flexible environment to socialise across age groups.

Evenings bring variety with live music ranging from soulful jazz to indie bands at The Junction, often featuring regional artists tied to Plymouth’s maritime roots. At THE DEPO, themed events include folk punk nights, country dance sessions, and DJ battles, options for audiences wanting alternative musical experiences beyond standard concerts. Royal William Yard continues its role as a cultural space, hosting stand-up comedy where performers engage directly with audiences in informal settings.

Interactive cabaret performances use real-time audience choices to shape narrative direction and music cues, an echo of Plymouth’s tradition of civic expression. Social events include speed dating for adults seeking connections, bottomless brunches that bring together creatives, and late-night club nights in former warehouse spaces near the dockyard.

The city’s urban layout reflects post-war redevelopment under Sir Patrick Abercrombie’s 1943 Plan for Plymouth. Ferry services remain a key transport link despite seasonal closures, and public access to venues is supported by Park and Ride options close to Royal William Yard.

Check listings below for full schedules across the city centre and surrounding areas including Mount Batten, Sutton, Armada Way, and nearby locations.