Festival programme: click on the event to access further information about the performance and artists. The timings given are correct but please always check with the Festival Brochure (published April/May 2008) for actual programme timings in case changes have to be made.

	Evening Concerts usually commencing 7.30pm at St. Peter's Church or the Temple Church Also an event at the Games Club 8pm and the Dog and Donkey pub commencing 8pm	Free Lunchtime Concerts All at the Temple Methodist Church commencing at 12 noon	Late Night Concerts In the Temple Church commencing at 9.50pm duration 50 minutes approximately	Morning and Afternoon Walks meet outside the Temple Church.
Friday 25 July	Temple Church 7.30pm Emma Johnson, clarinet, with Andrew West, piano	Francis Waters and Josephine Pickering, duo piano		All week at the Brook Gallery: Programme of art talks and an exhibition of Kandinsky including original prints
Saturday 26 July	Saturday 26 July Temple Church 7.30pm Mevagissey Male Choir The well known choir from Cornwall made its first visit to the festival in 2006. 7.45pm Craig Milverton Trio in the Dog & Donkey	Jane Hannah, flute with Margaret Chave, piano		At the Longboat Cafe 2.30pm For children of all ages "The Shantymen"
Sunday 27 July	Sunday 26 July 3pm Salem Chapel Gerald Dickens reads from the works of Charles Dickens 'Radio Budleigh' by the Salterton Drama Club in the Playhouse at 7.30pm	No lunchtime concert today		Church Services at Temple Church and St. Peter's Church Timings to be announced
Monday 28 July	Temple Church 7.30pm Mark Bebbington piano recital	Charlotte Marino, clarinet and Pamela Marino, piano
Tuesday 29 July	St. Peter's Church 7.30pm New Devon Opera production: Rigoletto Guiseppe Verdi	Helen organ, flute and Frances Waters, piano	Late night themed concert by Mark Bebbington	2.30pm: Conducted tour of a local garden (With the OVA) Historic town walk 10am
Wednesday 30 July	Temple Church 7.30pm 'Sound the Trumpet' James Bowman and Nicholas Clapton are joined by recorder players John Turner and Laura Robinson, harpsichordist Ian Thompson and cellist Jonathan Price	Liz Drury, sax and soprano, with Brendan Ashe, piano	Late night themed concert by Mark Bebbington	2.00 pm Pixie Maz arranges drama for two groups of children in the Fairlynch Museum
Thursday 31 July	St. Peter's Church 7.30pm The Henschel Quartet The Games Club 8pm 'Ellingtonia' A tribute to the music of Duke Ellington Otterton Mill 8pm Martin Stephenson	Beacon Trio	Late night themed concert by Mark Bebbington	4pm in the Museum or if wet in the Temple Church: Trio Scintillatum (ROSL NZ Scholarship winners 2007
Friday 1 August	St. Peter's Church 7.30pm Festival Orchestra and Choir conducted by Nicholas Marshall soloist: Marie Langrishe in a programme of Purcell, Bach, Vivaldi and Haydn: Nelson Mass **** The Budleigh Salterton Male Voice Choir sings at the Temple Church 7.30pm	Courtenay Players		2.30pm Peter Hall: David Daniel Talk 'Comparison of the Development of Five Coastal Towns' (With the OVA) Historic town walk 10am
Saturday 2 August	St. Peter's Church 7.30pm Ben Palmer directs the production of Stravinsky's 'The Soldier's Tale' and Walton's 'Facade' with reciters Katie Derham and Richard Baker and members of the Orchestra of St. Paul's Otterton Mill 8pm Christene Le Doux	Trio Scintillatum		2pm ICOS Children's Theatre Workshop

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