Fun Side of the Moon

The Giraldus Centre, Manorbier, says: “We have a fascinating evening of storytelling and moongazing to coincide with the standstill of the moon.

“Lunistice or lunar standstill is when the moon is at its farthest reach, north or south. There are both minor events which happen each month and major ones which are much rarer.

“Since ancient times people all over the world have created monuments that reflect these and other astronomical events.”

If you want to find out more, you can visit the centre for a get-together and “heavenly event” on Sunday 12 January, 6-8pm; children under 10 free; hot drinks available

Early-bird price £5 at: https://www.giralduscentre.com

Kitty Parsons

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