The beloved British Firework Championships return to Plymouth. Look to the skies above Plymouth Sound as six top pyrotechnic companies showcase their very best work and battle to be crowned the champion, each putting on an extra special ten-minute display guaranteed to leave you awestruck.

One of the most exciting electronic acts of all time returns Somewhere in an Australian drum and bass club in 2002, electronic music changed forever. It was there that Rob Swire first met Gareth McGrillen and convinced him to team up on a project that fused their shared love of rock, metal and electronica into something no one had heard before. One auspiciously failed hard drive (and a chance meeting with DJ Paul "El Hornet" Harding, who offered to play Swire and McGrillen's own music instead of his usual setlist) later, Pendulum was born.

Singing Irish siblings, who rose to prominence in the 90s with a slew of hits (think 'Runaway', 'I Never Loved You Anyway' and 'So Young' ), now enjoying a renaissance.

Show your support and admiration to the participants of the Rehabilitation Triathlon, hosted by the Royal Navy, supported by Plymouth City Council and sponsored by AECOM and The Royal Marines Charity. A triathlon that will get the crowds excitement going as you see the pure determination and commitment of those competing in the event. ​It is expected that 200 participants from the UK Tri-Services and Veterans will attend this event, along with International teams from the United States Marine Corps' and Royal Netherlands Marine Corps'. The event will have full and sprint distances with participants competing in 6 different categories dependent upon the nature of injury and their physical ability. A team relay (2 / 3 competitors) event is also available over the full distance. Sprint Distance: Pool Swim - 200 metres Bike - 6.6 km Row - 2.5 km Full Distance: Pool Swim - 400 metres Bike - 13.2 km Row - 5 km Distances may vary slightly. The swim will take place in the art-deco Tinside Lido. The cycle will consist of a time trial across Plymouth Hoe. The row will be static on rowing machines in a marquee positioned on the Hoe promenade. The all-important Awards Ceremony will be held on the main stage on Plymouth Hoe, along with a performance from the amazing Royal Marines Corps of Drums. Event race manual, detailing timings and important race day information, will be sent to participants following registration. This incredible event is hosted by the Royal Navy, supported by Plymouth City Council and sponsored by The Royal Marines Charity and AECOM - As part of this Strength of Spirit Games, the day will also include a School Sports Partnership event for the younger athletes, many Charity stalls to be viewed, and a variety of vendors to keep the hunger at bay, so get yourself along to Plymouth Hoe and see what it is all about.

Plymouth Armed Forces Day, in association with Babcock. Armed Forces Day is a fantastic opportunity for everyone to come along and show their support for the men and women who make up the Armed Forces community from currently serving troops to reservists, veterans, cadets and their families. This exciting family day is packed with displays, parades, military equipment to explore, a thrilling arena programme, live music and much more.

Race for Life is Cancer Research UK's biggest series of fundraising events. We get people moving – and raising money for vital cancer research – all around the UK. We've been raising funds and changing lives for more than a quarter of a century. At our first event in Battersea in 1994, 750 female participants raised £48,000. Since then, Race for Life has grown into a series of hundreds of events across the country, raising over £970m for life-saving treatments. Today, people of all genders and ages can join in the Race for Life. It's a race for everyone. For you, your friends and family. Together.