To celebrate the re-opening of the path from Waunwhiod to the hairpin bend above Moylgrove, we'll walk from the Coach House, St Dogmaels Abbey to the Garden Centre, where afternoon tea will be available.
We'll be joined by Delyth Jenkins, who will bring her celtic harp to play along the way.

 

Delyth Jenkins, one of Wales' foremost performers on the Celtic Harp, celebrates the re-opening of the footpath from St Dogmaels to Moylgrove.
A fine supper will be served in the interval.

 

- A History of Wales, 1962–97
In the closing third of the twentieth century, Wales experienced the simultaneous effects of deindustrialisation, the subsequent loss of employment and community cohesion, and the struggle for its language and identity. These changes were largely forced upon the country, whose own voice, rarely agreed upon within its borders, had to fight to be heard outside of Wales.

 

The King returns to Moylgrove! Unmissable award-winning tribute to the one & only King of Rock and Roll.
The American Diner will be selling delicious meals, and the bar will be open.

 

Bring along your proper discs and let us hear them. Cool sounds, good company, bar open of course.

 

Creating pieces on a lathe is a satisfying and inspiring art. "Beautiful things appear before your eyes - it's fantastic!" says Patrick.
Join him and make a lovely wooden bowl. Or try your hand at pyrography or repairing a guitar. Open to all the family.

 

The Magic of Yoga
An 8 week course introducing the principles and practice of Hatha yoga. Learn the fundamental yoga postures and basic sequences.

 

In May, Ailsa took part in the Creative Camino - an eight-day journey on foot from Ferns in Wexford to St Davids. She was one of four artists in a group of ten people who made the pilgrimage. The story is told in a documentary film which encourages others to follow in their footsteps.
The walk was part of the Ancient Connections project, which aims to encourage stronger links between the two Celtic regions of County Wexford in Ireland and Pembrokeshire. David Pepper is the Pilgrimage Officer for the Wales side of the project, led by the British Pilgrimage Trust.

 

Switch on, lantern parade up hill, mulled wine at hall.