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The half-term holidays are here and we're looking forward to a super-fun week in Britain's Ocean City. From live music, food festivals, friendly attractions and more, there's plenty of family fun to look forward to this half term in Plymouth. 

Flavour Fest is back in Plymouth City Centre from 31 May until 2 June! The fantastic food festival is the largest of its kind in the south west and this year there's even more to look forward to, with new additions to the terrific festival! 

Visitors can look forward to chilled tunes at Royal William Yard on select Friday evenings between May and September

Get ready to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Flavour Fest, the South West’s largest food and drink festival. 

A weekend of swashbuckling fun is coming on 18-19 May for the return of Plymouth Pirates Weekend.

Prepare for two days of family-friendly fun across the waterfront for the ever-popular event for what is set to be a fantastic spectacle.

Avast ye! Have you heard? Pirates Weekend is back! So get your Jolly Rogers, eye patches and treasure maps at the ready to enjoy a rip-roaring weekend of fun celebrating life on the high seas.

With one month to go until 2024’s Pirates Weekend in Plymouth, Royal William Yard is preparing to set sail for a weekend of swashbuckling adventure.

Enjoy an Easter break in Plymouth, Britain's Ocean City this year.

There's plenty of family-friendly activities happening around Plymouth to keep you entertained during the holiday season. Check out our higlights to see how you can spend an unforgettable Easter holiday in Plymouth

A weekend of celebration is set to take centre stage at the Royal William Yard on the first week of March. 

BBC2's new 'Secrets of the Aquarium' series is showing that the National Marine Aquarium is 'more than just an Aquarium' according to the Ocean Conservation Trust's (OCT) Engagement Manager Freyja Thomson-Alberts. 

Celebrate our city by the sea with Seafest Plymouth.  

Surrounded by water on three sides and home to a bustling coastal community, Royal William Yard is an apt setting for a ‘celebration of the sea’ this September.