What’s On

HERITAGE CENTRE OPENS FOR ITS NINTH SEASON

From Thursday 28th March 2024

The Llanwrtyd & District Heritage and Arts Centre opens its doors again at the end of March with a colourful exhibition in galleries. Three artists, all exhibiting at the Centre for the first time, are displaying a diverse selection of work including traditional and abstract scenes, portraits and still life.

David Henry from Pembrokeshire uses a variety of media to produce his loose and expressive landscapes and drawings whilst Mike Shiels, who is based in Llandrindod Wells, also produces landscapes in addition to his portraits and still life work.

Mike Shiels

David Henry

They are joined by Michelle Slee from Swansea who is exhibiting her collection “Lyrical Landscapes, Painting the Unseen” – abstract images creating ethereal, dreamlike atmospheres.

Michelle Slee – Blushing Meadow

Making a return visit are ceramicists Karen Williams and Adrian Munday both of whom specialise in the art of Raku to produce their work. Adrian allows the glazes to enhance his creations whilst Karen’s work also includes vibrantly coloured, eye catching pieces.

Adrian Munday

Karen Williams

Whether you want to learn more about the Heritage of the area through our interactive displays and exhibition panels, or see its beauty transformed into works of art a visit to the Centre is a wonderful way to spend an hour or two.

The Centre re-opens on Thursday 28 th March and is open 10am – 4pm Thursday to Sunday plus Bank Holidays throughout the season.

FREE ENTRY

COFFEE MORNING/BORE COFFI

From Saturday 18th May 2024

Admission £2

 

Local Art Group return to the Heritage Centre for a sixth exhibition

From Thursday 2nd May 2024

Three artists living the Llandovery area who have worked together and been friends for many years are displaying their work in the galleries at the Heritage Centre during June.

Gorica Bulcock

The diverse artistic talents of Gorica Bulcock, Sue Reah and Val Fowler cover various subjects, predominately inspired by the stunning surroundings in which they live and include landscapes, flora and fauna, still life as well as abstracts. The paintings incorporate the use of various mediums including oil, watercolour, acrylic, inks and pastels.

Sue Reah

Having such differing styles makes for an exciting exhibition with something to appeal to
everyone and their wall art is complemented by a beautiful range of textiles including totes,
patchwork, cushions and aprons.

Val Fowler

NewStartArt will be exhibiting at the Llanwrtyd & District Heritage and Arts Centre in the centre of Llanwrtyd Wells from Thursday 2 nd May until Sunday 2 nd June (Centre is open Thursday to Sunday 10am to 4pm and Bank Holidays)

FREE ENTRY

 

LIVE MUSIC AT THE CENTRE: Lowri Evans and Lee Mason

From Saturday 1st June 2024

The Llanwrtyd & District Heritage and Arts Centre are delighted to be hosting renowned duo Lowri Evans and Lee Mason on Saturday 1 st June 2024.

Described by BBC Radio 2’s Bob Harris as ‘one of his absolute favourite artists’. Lowri has a voice capable of wide emotional power with her songs taking their musical colours from a broad palette that includes Americana, Folk, Country and Blues.

Lowri Evans

Together with Lee Mason whose beautiful guitar playing and subtle harmonies are integral to Lowri’s music, they have been playlisted and performed on several occasions on BBC Radio 2, toured the USA and are a regular act at the most prestigious festivals throughout the UK.

With a programme performed in both English and Welsh this evening promises to be one not to be missed and will appeal to a wide audience.

The concert starts at 7.30pm on Saturday 1 st June and is supported by the Powys Night Out Scheme.

Tickets are available from the Heritage Centre, Caffi Sosban and the Neuadd Arms Hotel all in Llanwrtyd Wells or by emailing ldhac2016@gmail.com or telephoning 01591 610067 and cost £8 in advance and £10 on the door.