Events

For some of our events you need to book your seat in advance. Please click an event for more information and to book.

For walks and talks, just turn up.

  • Fundraising Indian Feast for Anegundi
    Fundraiser for Indian girls' education
    Sat 1st Mar 2025 19:00
    £30
    Liz Haughton & Jen Goss are cooking up a veggie/vegan Indian Feast, to raise funds for the education of girls in India. Please book your seat below.
    Once again Natalie Heuter is raising funds for college and university places for girls in Anegundi in Karnataka, India. Girls in Anegundi rarely go on to middle school or college as they come from low caste (dalit) families who have very low incomes.
    Last year's project sponsored seven girls through college, including fees, transport, books and accommodation. Natalie is an English Language Teacher (CELTA) living in St Dogmaels.
    The meal will be vegetarian with veggie option.

     

  • Finite Planet
    Zach Mitchell
    Tue 11th Mar 2025 19:30
    £4; under-16s free
    Economic growth - an annual increase in Gross Domestic Product - is the aim of every government.
    But is endless economic growth sustainable? If not, what comes post growth?
    In this talk, Zach will introduce some of the alternatives to endless economic growth.
    Zachary Mitchell is a graduate in Environmental Economics.

     

  • Make a round basket
    Emma Simon
    Sat 29th Mar 2025 09:45
    £65/£75/£85 Booking essential
    Come and learn how to make a round basket.
    Using the ‘stake and strand’ method I will show you how to make a round basket (without a handle). You will learn a variety of basic techniques to get you started on your basket making journey. This workshop is for adults only and is suitable for complete beginners or those with some experience wanting to increase their skills and knowledge.
    Refreshments provided. Bring your own lunch.
    Cost: £65/£75/£85

     

  • Pontymeddyg cider
    Jimmy Whitworth
    Tue 8th Apr 2025 19:30
    £4; under-16s free
    Dilys and Jimmy make award-winning traditionally handmade dry cider at their home near Dinas Cross. They make around 100 gallons a year, using cider, dessert, cooking and crab apples - some collected locally.

     

  • WordPlay
    An evening of Poetry and Music
    Sat 14th Jun 2025 19:00
    An evening of poetry and music, and dinner.
    Word Play was forged among the rocks of the Preseli Hills and the west Wales coastline. A shared love of their landscape and its languages brought its members together in addition to a keenly felt respect for the history of this region; twinned with an appreciation of the originality of each other’s work, whatever the subject matter.
    Formed in 2024, Word Play is a small collective of award-winning poets and singer-song writers. Six distinct voices spanning the worlds of poetry and folk music. Inventive and lively, haunting and vividly imagined, their combined strengths are gentled by the sonorous grace of their language: Word Play, at its best. This marriage of poetry and music harks back to historical examples of collaborating to entertain one’s local community such as the Noson Lawen.
    Word Play are: Annie Butler, landscape artist and award-winning poet; Paul Steffan Jones published poet; Paul Hayes folk si

     

  • Carwyn Graves
    Tue 15th Jul 2025 19:30
    £4; under-16s free
    A talk and discussion with Carwyn Graves.
    Carwyn is author of Tir: The Story of the Welsh Landscape; Welsh Food Stories ("best food policy book in 2022" - BBC Radio 4 Food Programme); Apples of Wales, and many other publications. He is a lecturer at the University of Wales (Lampeter) and is a regular writer, broadcaster and speaker on Welsh food heritage and policy.
    Carwyn is a founding trustee of Cegin y Bobl, the People's Kitchen, which aims to improve food choices in Wales through workshops and courses for people in all walks of life.
    Carwyn lives in Carmarthen and has roots in North Pembrokeshire. Many of his talks and publications are in Welsh. For some years, he led a team creating a modern Welsh translation of the Bible.

     

Regular events

  • Geology
    with Andrew Crossley
    Mondays 10:30 - 12:30
  • Keep fit
    Dagmarr
    Mondays 2pm
  • Table Tennis
    Mondays 19:30
    Please bring your own refreshments.

     

  • Committee – Cymdeithas Trewyddel
    info@moylgrove.wales
    First Tuesday of month 7p.m.
    CT organizes many of the events in the village, and manages the Old School Hall. Residents of the Moylgrove area are welcome to sit in on our meetings. See minutes of previous meetings.

     

  • Coffee Morning
    First Wednesday of every month 10:30-12:00
    Delicious homemade cakes, lovely tea and coffee – and lovely neighbours too! Do come along for “paned a chlonc”.
    Donations to a different charity each month.

     

  • Art & Craft club
    Kathy
    Wednesdays 2pm - 4pm
    Image: Catherine's Crochet Corner

     

  • Fizz’n’chips
    2nd Wednesday of every month 5pm-7pm
    Come to the Hall every 2nd Wednesday for a fish supper.
    Bar's open.

     

  • Sea shanties
    2nd & 4th Wednesdays 7:30pm
    Songs of the rolling seas. Come and have a sing song with us - no singing ability necessary, but it helps if you can bellow over a roaring gale!
    For more info, call Rachel or Dagmarr (on WhatsApp), or Alan 881752.

     

  • Short Mat Bowls
    Kathy 881394
    Thursdays 7pm - 9pm
    Just come along and try this fun activity. No experience necessary, a little coaching always available, equipment provided. Please bring your own refreshments.

     

  • Clwb llyfrau
    Eira Evans
    Dydd Sadwrn cyntaf y mis, 10:00 - 12:00
  • Cha Dao~ Way of Tea
    Chajin Claire
    first Sunday of each month 9:45a.m.
    Cha Dao ~ Way of Tea ~ is an ancient lineage used in Temples and Monasteries as a form of medicine and a way to cultivate awakened presence, sustaining long states of meditation.
    Tea is a plant teacher, a spirit of nature, manifested through the leaf's journey and awakened in a dance between the elements.

     

Hall Calendar

Events occupying the Old School Hall