Climate Conversations Talk and Film Screening
Ends 20 Nov 2025
Venue: The Beehive, Dowell St, Honiton EX14 1LZ
To coordinate with COP 30, join us for a screening of short film 'We Are All People of Power' celebrating the local and human stories behind the energy transition in Devon.
Followed by Climate Conversations talk with exhibiting artist, Polly Meyrick, in conversation with energy expert from Regen , the not-for-profit centre of energy expertise.
Part of 'We Are All People of Power' programme including exhibition, workshops, film and talk. The exhibition on display at the Beehive gallery showcases the work of Polly Meyrick.
The film and artwork highlight how renewable energy creates new opportunities and strengthens local communities—bringing new jobs, funding for local projects, and support for people struggling with energy costs to make their homes more comfortable. It also showcases community energy, how farms and community buildings can reduce running costs, and how solar farms can foster new areas of biodiversity.
This project coordinates with the COP 30 Climate Change Conference in Belem, Brazil to highlight climate change. Through the lens of arts and culture, Climate Conversations can help us discover different perspectives and create new opportunities to help us understand and adapt to our changing planet.
Book here
To coordinate with COP 30, join us for a screening of short film 'We Are All People of Power' celebrating the local and human stories behind the energy transition in Devon.
Followed by Climate Conversations talk with exhibiting artist, Polly Meyrick, in conversation with energy expert from Regen , the not-for-profit centre of energy expertise.
Part of 'We Are All People of Power' programme including exhibition, workshops, film and talk. The exhibition on display at the Beehive gallery showcases the work of Polly Meyrick.
The film and artwork highlight how renewable energy creates new opportunities and strengthens local communities—bringing new jobs, funding for local projects, and support for people struggling with energy costs to make their homes more comfortable. It also showcases community energy, how farms and community buildings can reduce running costs, and how solar farms can foster new areas of biodiversity.
This project coordinates with the COP 30 Climate Change Conference in Belem, Brazil to highlight climate change. Through the lens of arts and culture, Climate Conversations can help us discover different perspectives and create new opportunities to help us understand and adapt to our changing planet.
Book here
Prices
Free, donations welcome
This event does not require booking
