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A walk through the University of Exeter Campus in the medieval times. You are the heir trying to figure out what happened to your parents...

MakeTank ECHOES Demo, 28th April 2022. Audio from 'Plémont' by Sarah Keirle.

## Exeter's past A journey through some of the highlights of Old Exeter 1. Put on your headphones and start walking 1. Listen to the magical history of Exeter [Red Coat Tours](https://exeter.gov.uk/leisure-and-culture/our-attractions/red-coat-guided-tours/our-tours/) Get exploring!

This wonderfully creative audio tour of Exeter's oldest building takes you from room to room, from one historical period to the next. Listen to Maud Tothill telling you her story of saving the building from ruin, explore the monks' history, be a guest at the Hurst's Tudor feast, and discover the secrets of the building at your own pace. Family-friendly, easily-accessible history. Duration: approximately 40 minutes. This audio tour was commissioned by Exeter Historic Buildings Trust with funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Credits Script: Sara Hurley, Sound design, production and music: Ben Tallamy, Creative supervision: Dr Judith Morgane, Lightbear Lane; Historical advisor: Prof James Clark, University of Exeter With the talents of Ben Tallamy, Sara Hurley, Katherine Drake, Charlie Coldfield, Martin Reeves, Jonty Depp, Poppy Watts We would like to thank Luke Jeffery for initiating this project and supporting us with the technical set-up of the Echoes app.

Walk around the back terrace and open your ears to what you cannot see, but be prepared to be spooked!! For help using the Echoes App, please visit vtsw.uk/echoes

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Did you know that the centre of Paignton used to be cabbage fields? Doorstep Youth Theatre - an ensemble of young people aged 11 - 20 - is exploring the history of protest and rebellion in Torbay and devising an original musical production. The work is happening via digital exchange, including heritage research, scriptwriting, songwriting, design and some subversive cabbage growing. Placing current climate protests into a long-term heritage context, this project is making historical patterns of protest in South Devon and Torbay more visible. https://www.cabbagerebellion.co.uk

Music provides transferable and therapeutic effects for young people in many ways. Alongside it providing an access point for engagement, it can provide a way to have a conversation for those that do not use language or talking as a primary means of communication. This residency at The Orchard, Lupton used music as a way to break down barriers; focusing on connecting people to community and environment, developing empowering relationships with Young People in order to work together to enable access for all.