Moylgrove
Trewyddel

Moylgrove – or Moylegrove, or in Welsh Trewyddel – is a pretty village on the north coast of Pembrokeshire.
The coastal walks are stunning.

We have an active community with lots going on!

  • Fizz’n’chips
    Wed 19th Nov 2025 17:00 -19:00
    Come to the Hall (usually every 3rd Wednesday) for a fish supper.
    Bar's open

     

  • Sea shanties
    Wed 26th Nov 2025 19:30 and every 2nd and 4th Wednesday
    £2
    Avast, shipmates! Come and sing some rousing sea songs and shanties, with a tot of rum to help us along! No singing ability preferred! Har har!

     

  • Pizza night
    07971 277448 to place order
    Wed 3rd Dec 2025 17:00 to 19:00
    Simon J's Pizza van will be at the Old Shool Hall.
    Place your order and reserve a time slot by texting (or WhatsApp or calling) 07971 277448

     

  • Elvis Desley
    Elvis, Englebert, and Tom Jones - all in one package!
    Sat 6th Dec 2025 19:00 Show starts 19:30
    £10; under 16s £2
    Come for a great night out.
    BBQ and bar open from 6pm.

     

  • Carols, lights, and mince pies
    Fri 12th Dec 2025 18:00
    After the carol service in Bethel Chapel, we'll turn on the Christmas lights in the car park, and walk up the hill to the Hall for mulled wine and mince pies

     

  • Christmas Party!
    Sat 20th Dec 2025 18:00
  • Camino to Colorado: Adventures in Hiking
    Jane Harries
    Tue 10th Feb 2026 19:30
    £4; under-16s free
    Jane goes on long hikes! Such as the Camino de Santiago, the Marathon des Sables - across deserts - and the 500 mile Colorado Trail. She'll tell us all about her adventures.
    Jane has gone from zero knowledge, hiking dressed in cotton, tennis shoes, and carrying only 1000 a day, to dealing with life threatening thunderstorms in Colorado, and walking her dog, Blondie.

     

  • Musical evening
    of great variety
    Sat 21st Mar 2026 18:00 BBQ; show from 19:30
    £10; under-16s free; BBQ and raffle tickets on sale
    BBQ at 6, show starts 7:30.
    4 bands!

     

  • Nevern Castle and the Lord Rhys
    Dr Roger Turvey
    Tue 31st Mar 2026 19:30
    £4; under-16s free
    The role of the castle in promoting Princely Power
    The Lord Rhys became ruler of Deheubarth - much of western Wales - in the late 12th century. Castles played an important part in defining, defending and extending his kingdom.

     

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