Wednesday 11th to Sunday 22nd September
WEDNESDAY 11th
- Llanwrtyd Wells 10-Mile Walking Group. Meet at Neuadd Arms at 10 a.m. Visitors welcome. See below. *
THURSDAY 12th
- Llanwrtyd Wells 5-Mile Walking Group. Meet at Neuadd Arms at 10 a.m. Visitors welcome. See below. *
- Heritage and Arts Centre. Open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Centre run by volunteers – entry free but donations welcomed.
- Exhibitions in glassware by Irene Funnell, paintings by David Button and Jean Francis and ceramics by Left Paw Pottery – something for everyone.
FRIDAY 13th
- Heritage and Arts Centre. Open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Centre run by volunteers – entry free but donations welcomed.
- Exhibitions in glassware by Irene Funnell, paintings by David Button and Jean Francis and ceramics by Left Paw Pottery – something for everyone.
SATURDAY 14th
- Heritage and Arts Centre. Open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Centre run by volunteers – entry free but donations welcomed.
- Exhibitions in glassware by Irene Funnell, paintings by David Button and Jean Francis and ceramics by Left Paw Pottery – something for everyone.
SUNDAY 15th
- Heritage and Arts Centre. Open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Centre run by volunteers – entry free but donations welcomed.
- Exhibitions in glassware by Irene Funnell, paintings by David Button and Jean Francis and ceramics by Left Paw Pottery – something for everyone.
WEDNESDAY 18th
- Llanwrtyd Wells 10-Mile Walking Group. Meet at Neuadd Arms at 10 a.m. Visitors welcome. See below. *
- Day 1 of Mid-Wales Four Day Walking Festival with 12 or 20 way-marked routes and 5 or 8 mile guided walks.
THURSDAY 19th
- Day 2 of Mid-Wales Four Day Walking Festival followed by Quiz Night in Neuadd Arms Hotel.
- Heritage and Arts Centre. Open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Centre run by volunteers – entry free but donations welcomed.
- Exhibitions in glassware by Irene Funnell, paintings by David Button and Jean Francis and ceramics by Left Paw Pottery – something for everyone.
FRIDAY 20th
- Day 3 of Mid-Day Four Day Walking Festival. Evening sing-along with Jim Reeves in Neuadd Arms.
- Shylock – one-man play with Rhodri Miles – coming to Victoria Hall 7.30 pm. Tickets £6 at the door.
- Heritage and Arts Centre. Open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Centre run by volunteers – entry free but donations welcomed.
- Exhibitions in glassware by Irene Funnell, paintings by David Button and Jean Francis and ceramics by Left Paw Pottery – something for everyone.
SATURDAY 21st
- Day 4 of Mid-Day Four Day Walking Festival. ‘The Blister Ball’- an evening knees-up with live music in the Neuadd.
- Heritage and Arts Centre. Open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Centre run by volunteers – entry free but donations welcomed.
- Exhibitions in glassware by Irene Funnell, paintings by David Button and Jean Francis and ceramics by Left Paw Pottery – something for everyone.
SUNDAY 22nd
- Heritage and Arts Centre. Open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Centre run by volunteers – entry free but donations welcomed.
- Exhibitions in glassware by Irene Funnell, paintings by David Button and Jean Francis and ceramics by Left Paw Pottery- something for everyone.
* Please note: Visitors welcome to come on Wednesday and Thursday walks but please telephone to confirm that walk is on (01591 610236 for a 10- mile walk, 01591 610701 or for a 5-mile walk). Wear walking boots and bring a packed lunch and wet weather gear.
Some other things to do
- Families may wish to know that the Dolwen Recreational Field has a children’s playground.
- If you have a little time to spend you may enjoy a visit to the Memorial Garden (right after Memorial Institute).
- If you have more time then a walk to historic St David’s Church is recommended.
- Leaflets describing walks in the area can be picked up at the Neuadd Arms Hotel or the Heritage and Arts Centre. Guided walks can be arranged by Neuadd Arms with a couple of days notice.
Stewards on duty at the Heritage and Arts Centre will be pleased to provide you with suggestions on other things to do in the surrounding area; at other times please visit the Neuadd Arms Hotel for ideas.
