ASTOUNDING WORK IN AUGUST

Throughout August 2025

Our galleries in August display work from returning exhibitors together with a new and exciting artist.

Mary Herbert comes to the Heritage Centre for the first time having exhibited throughout the UK and Europe. Early in her career she developed an interest in figure drawing together with human and equine portraiture. Specialising in pastel painting for much of her career she now also works in oil and whilst she continues to paint animal subjects, her more recent work is inspired by the Ceredigion landscape. Her work is held in private collections worldwide and she has been a frequent contributor to ‘The Artist’ magazine.

Following their previous successful exhibition in Llanwrtyd Karen Williams and Adrian Munday return to display their beautiful ceramics specifically highlighting the technique of Raku. They originally met whilst attending pottery classes and now run a successful Raku and Alternative Firing Experience Centre near St Clears in Carmarthenshire. Utilising this technique they produce decorative and practical items that would grace any home.

Once again the Centre is lucky to have such talented artists and masters of their crafts exhibiting and we know that visitors will appreciate the talent on display in the coming weeks.

The Heritage Centre is open Thursday – Sunday 10am to 4pm (plus Bank Holidays)

FREE ENTRY

EPYNT AT 85

Sunday 14th September 2025

A unique exhibition detailing the clearances of the Epynt and how it affected the people who called it home and changed the area forever. The exhibition contains unseen photos and detailed accounts of those who were there.

Live performances including the Drama Iorwerth Play

Opens at 10 am. Welsh performance at 11 am, English performance at 2 pm.

Refreshments available