Brynberian Celebrates a Sense of Place
There is still plenty of time to pop along to this exhibition at Brynberian and enjoy what it has to offer:
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Sample the Magic of Llwynihirion
Brynberian has always been one of my favourite more inland bits of Pembrokeshire. It has always had a kind of magical quality that I can’t really explain. Largely untouched, the village and the area...
Brynberian Goes Wild for Art
Art Tea Cake is returning to Brynberian Community Centre, kicking off with the opening on Friday 26 May at 7pm. The organisers say: “We have curated a show called Wild Places Wild Minds...
Fun Music Workshop for Children
Gweithdy Cerddoriaeth i Blant 25ain o Awst Rydym yn cynnal gweithdy difyr a hwyliog lle byddwn ni a’r plant yn canu ac yn chwarae amrywiaeth o offerynnau taro. Rydyn ni’n caru pob math...
Work is a Four-Letter Word: Erica Frances George – Part 2
Erica Frances George is one of those creative individuals that Pembrokeshire seems to specialise in… She is a truly original artist and an appealingly honest person. But be warned. She also loves to swear. So...
Life is a Four-Letter Word: Erica Frances George – Part 1
Erica Frances George is one of those creative individuals that Pembrokeshire seems to specialise in… She is a truly original artist and an appealingly honest person. But be warned. She also loves to swear. So...
The Merlin Files 3 – Magician
When Aurelius became king of Britain around 1,500 years ago, he was keen to mark the burial place of hundreds of his warriors who had been treacherously assassinated by the Saxons near Kaercaradduc (later...
The Legend of the Afanc of Brynberian
The village of Brynberian at the foot of the Preselli hills in northern Pembrokeshire has an ancient history and a curious legend. It is said that a long, long time ago, in a village that...
