Fishguard Folk Singers, Looking Forward
The lockdown has been a tough time for Fishguard Folk Singers. Accustomed to meeting a couple of times a month to play together and enjoy a bit of banter, and – for many of...
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Travelling the World with a Celtic Harp
Born and brought up in Pembrokeshire, Moira Lewis did her teacher training in Cardiff, before going on to teach music. “My family were always musical,” she tells us. In fact, the Lewis family, including her...
Sound and Vision II – an Evening of Bowie
Review by TIM WICKENDEN On Saturday 14 March 2020, before all this madness began, I enjoyed a top evening’s entertainment at Theatr Gwaun in Fishguard. Despite the world collapsing around us, there was a...
Thriller Night at Theatr Gwaun
I didn’t know what to expect of Thriller Night at Theatr Gwaun, in Fishguard, but I am delighted that I made the effort to turn out in the teeth of Storm Ciara. We featured...
Welsh Language Music Day
The Welsh Government is promoting 7 February as Welsh Language Music Day/Dydd Miwsig Cymru. Dydd Miwsig Cymru aims to celebrate all forms of music in Welsh: including indie, rock, punk, funk, folk, electronica and...
A Town Full of Blues
We recently reviewed the main acts at 2019’s highly successful Tenby Blues Festival. But for those unfamiliar with this annual event, we thought we’d give a mention to many of the other great, mostly...
Singing for Fun
I recall meeting a smiling Anne Hughes at her home 2 years ago, as though it were yesterday. I discovered then that she has a heart the size of the moon and a generosity...
Tenby Blues Festival – 2019
Blues fans made their annual pilgrimage to Tenby from November 8 to 10. Pubs, bars and cafés hosted non-stop “live” music all day, and at night the main Blues Festival stage at the De...
