What's on in Plymouth this weekend: Feb 1, 2, 3

As always, there are plenty of things to do in and around Plymouth this weekend. Thisisplymouth.co.uk gives you a choice selection of events you can enjoy including nights out with friends and days spent with the family.

Arts, Culture and food

Stephen Barrett is A Chef in Your Kitchen

Plymouth-based Restaurateur, Wine and Food Writer Stephen Barrett is A Chef in Your Kitchen. A customised service newly-created for professional events or for family and friends - office or function - Please enquire at the first instant for professional advice - Wines and Wine Tasting can be supplied for considered events.

Times: Times arranged per agreement

Venue: Venue arranged per agreement. Stephen Barrett runs the restaurant

Dirty Dancing

A musical adaptation of the cult 1980s film about Frances "Baby" Houseman, who falls in love with a dance teacher during a family summer holiday. Written by Eleanor Bergenstein.

Times: See venue's website for times

Venue: Theatre Royal, Royal Parade South

A Girl Called Eva & The Lemons' Labyrinth Lives

Two plays written and performed by pupils from Austin Farm Primary School and Eggbuckland Community College.

Times: Feb 1, 7pm

Venue: Theatre Royal, Royal Parade South

The Classic Rock Show

A musical show which pays tribute to the 10 best-selling rock albums of all time, featuring live renditions of songs by The Eagles, Led Zeppelin, Fleetwood Mac, Dire Straits, Pink Floyd, Elton John, Bruce Springsteen, AC/DC and Meat Loaf.

Times:Feb 2, 7.30pm

Venue: Plymouth Pavilions, Millbay Road.

The Plymouth Society Of Artist Members Show

The Plymouth Society Of Artist Members Show

Times: From Feb 2, ends Mar 2

Venue: Artmill Gallery & Framing Centre, 83 Hyde Park Road

Ula Darjerling: Dark Materialism

Sculptural works and an installation by the London-based artist, exploring notions of negative space and formlessness, inspired by primordial chaos and the building blocks of living matter.

Times: See venue's website for times

Venue: Plymouth Arts Centre, 38 Looe Street

Milenko Prvacki And Ian Woo: Island Vernacular

slands tend to have complicated language situations; typically there will be an indigenous language and a handful of other tongues that have arrived either through trade or conquest. This exhibition of two painters from the island nation of Singapore, Milenko Prvacki and Ian Woo, seeks to examine the use of multiple language streams within contemporary painting.

Times: See venue's website for times

Venue: Peninsula Arts Centre, Plymouth University Drake Circus

Nightlife

Fridays at View 2

DJ Ryan Platts spins soulful R&B, funk, house and club tracks downstairs. With DJ Apache playing R&B, house and funk upstairs.

Times: Feb 1, phone for times

Venue: View 2, Vauxhall Quay

Borderline

In room one, rock, alternative and punk courtesy of DJ Konrad, DJs Synn and Aides spin metal in room two and DJs Lavis and Nobes play drum'n'bass, indie, old skool and cheese in room three.

Times: Feb 1, 10pm-4am

Venue: C103, Union Street

Karaoke

Available to all aspiring singers.

Times: Feb 1, phone for times

Venue: The Sportsmans Inn, Exeter Road,Ivybridge

Quiz Night at China Fleet Country Club

Enter your team into the China Fleet Country Club Quiz for an evening of fun, food and lots of quizzical questions!

Times: Feb 1, 18.30pm

Venue: China Fleet Country Club, North Pill, Saltash

John Robins: Incredible Scenes!

Whimsical anecdotes and stories. Not suitable for under 16s.

Times: Feb 2, 8pm, doors 7pm

Venue: The Old Chapel, Sand Lane, Calstock

Saturdays at Revolution

DJ Ewan spins chart and pop, while DJ Snake plays R&B in the Bar.

Times: Feb 2, phone for times

Venue: Revolution,32 Derrys Cross

Status Quote: Status Quo Tribute

Status Quote: Status Quo Tribute

Times: Feb 2, phone for times

Venue: Matchroom Suite Newnham Road, Plymouth

Bonded By Blood

The four-piece group from Pomona, California plays thrash metal in support of the album, The Aftermath.

Times: Feb 3, phone for times

Venue: White Rabbit,Unit 14 Bretonside Coach Dept

Days out and cinema

Curious About Plymouth

Have fun discovering Plymouth with two self-guided, treasure hunt style walks. Find answers to clues and match pictures whilst reading stories about this fabulous maritime city – you’re guaranteed to spot things you’ve never noticed before.

Times: See http://www.curiousabout.co.uk for times

Venue: See http://www.curiousabout.co.uk for details

Soul Workshops - Psychic Workshops

Open to anyone who wishes to develop their own psychic abilities.. Unique workshops to Plymouth where we will be enhancing your psychic ability with development through meditation, reading tea leaves, angel cards, dowsing, healing, ribbons and much more...

Times: Feb 2, 12.30pm-2.30pm or 3pm-5pm

Venue: Manadon Hall, 104 Tavistock Road

A Bullet for the General

El Chuncho's bandits rob arms from a train, intending to sell the weapons to Elias' revolutionaries. They are helped by one of the passengers, Bill Tate, and allow him to join them, unware he is an assassin working for the Mexican government. A Bullet for the General is from 1966 and is one of the more famous Zapata Westerns.

Times: Feb 2, 4pm

Venue: Jill Craigie Cinema, Plymouth University, Drake Circus

Cirque Du Soleil: Worlds Away 3D

A breathtaking 3D experience of the world famous Cirque Du Soleil.

Times: Feb 3, 2pm and 7pm

Venue: Vue, Barbican Leisure Centre, Shapters Road

Love Crime (Crime D'Amour)

Ruthless business executive Christine hires eager assistant Isabelle Guerin and sets about moulding her protegee in her image. The mind games escalate when Christine dispatches Isabelle to Cairo for an important business deal.

Times: See venue's website for times

Venue: Plymouth Arts Centre, 38 Looe Street