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Adjusted Environment: Douglas Dare returns to Bridport
From growing up in the Marshwood Vale to playing at the Royal Albert Hall, Douglas...
Paul Mears
© Photograph by Tula Youens-Stunell
I was born in Exmouth in 1945. My father was seconded...
Brendan Buesnel – The Art of the Photograph
For photographer Brendan Buesnel, the path to working as a professional image maker has been...
Michael McCarthy: Charmed by a wayfaring tree
I don’t think that many people have heard of the wayfaring tree. It’s a medium-sized...
Special Gardens Open for Charity
June is another wonderful month for those that enjoy the quintessential British pleasure of visiting...
Picnics and Sparkling Opera return to Forde Abbey
Wild Arts, the Essex-based opera company, will return to Forde Abbey this summer with not...
Bridport Celebrates Food
June 13-14 is the 21st Bridport Food Festival and it promises to be another delicious...
Books – Reviewed by John Davis
A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
It would not really be correct to say...
Six at the Flix – screen choices with Nic Jeune
Bridport Arts CentreCottontail (2023)Kenzaburo, played by the remarkable Japanese actor Lily Franky (Shoplifters) in a...
Preview June 2025: So much to enjoy on stage and screen
Fingers crossed—it’s a great summer for open air theatreSUMMER seems to have started early in...
Beautiful, Swift & Bright: 5 artists at Sladers Yard
Sladers Yard in West Bay has opened a glorious celebration of the English rural landscape...
June in the Garden
Well! It’s been a remarkable spring and now we are officially starting the summer. As...
This Month in the not too distant past
Looking back at historical moments that happened in June, John Davis highlights the story behind...
Ilaria’s Italian Kitchen: Pecorino Giuncato
Despite knowing that every moment calls for a different cheese, Ilaria Padovani from Mercato Italiano...
Marshwood+ June 2025
The Marshwood Vale Magazine - Linking Environment, Culture and the Arts
The best from West Dorset, South Somerset and East Devon
The Marshwood Vale magazine is the most popular free community magazine throughout West Dorset, South Somerset and East Devon. It is read by more than 50,000 people per month. Locally owned and operated, it represents all that is unique about the wider local community.
