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Open Doors - Clwyd Family History Society Resource Centre
The Clwyd Family History Society Resource Centreis the ideal place to start tracing your family history. There are many records for the old counties of Flint and Denbighshire Come and gain an insight into starting to find about your family history. Volunteers from the Society will be at the centre to guide you .
Clwyd F H S Resource Centre, Well Street, Cefn Mawr, Wrexham
Today and Sat 22 Sep
Open Doors - St Mary's Church, Rhuddlan
The original part of St. Marys, now the South Nave, was built in 1301. In the 15th century a second nave was added giving it the appearance of a typical Clwydian or double-naved church. A tower was built later in the same century.
St. Marys Church, Church St., Rhuddlan
Sat 22 Sep and Sun 23 Sep
Open Doors -Lock Up Heritage Centre
The Armoury Conservation Trust is about to complete the final stages of its restoration of the Old Lock Up/Magistrates' Rooms, to restore the Upper Hall/former Town Hall and Magistrates Court for community, educational and cultural uses.
The Lock Up Heritage Centre, Victoria Square, Llangollen
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors - Denbigh Library
The Library was formerly the County Hall. It was erected in 1572 as a Shire Hall under the patronage of Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, as part of his ambitious plans to become the most powerful man in the country, with Denbigh as the seat of his realm.
Denbigh Library, Hall Square (High Street), Denbigh
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors - Denbigh Castle
Denbigh Castle is one of the fortresses that formed King Edward I's "ring of castles", four of which (Caernarfon, Conwy, Harlech and Beaumaris) have been named World Heritage sites. Construction of the castle began in 1282 by Henry de Lacy, one of Edward I's chief commanders.
Denbigh Castle
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors - Wireless in Wales Radio Museum, Denbigh
Wireless in Wales Radio Museum, situated on the ground floor of Canolfan Iaith Clwyd/ Popeth Cymraeg, was established in 2008. Its purpose is to create an awareness of the importance of radio and broadcasting to the preservation of the Welsh language and identity.
Wireless in Wales Radio Museum, Canolfan Iaith Clwyd , Lenten Pool
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors Bryn y Parc, Denbigh
Bryn y Parc is an important early town house dating from the mid 16th century. The building is a complex arrangement of different builds, some timber framed and some stone built, set around a central courtyard. The timbers date from 1540 in the earliest section, and up to 1580 in the later additions.
Bryn y Parc, Park Street, Denbigh
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors -Denbigh Masonic Hall
Built in 1872, the building was originally known as the Tower Hill Welsh Independent Chapel. It remained a chapel for over a hundred years, whereupon it was sold to a local businessman, John Garbett Clay. He used it for storage and, in 1986, it was sold to the Masonic Lodge.
Denbigh Masonic Hall, Broomhill Lane, Denbigh
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors - Denbigh Town Hall
The Town Hall was built in 1915-16 to replace Thomas Fulljames Market Hall of 1848, combining town hall and market. 2017 marked the centenary of its official opening. It is listed as a fine early 20th century public building, with the added interest of the relatively early use of reinforced concrete.
Denbigh Town Hall, Crown Lane
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors - The Carriageworks
This three storey industrial building was the premises of Williams Brothers, coach builders. They made all types of horse drawn carts, carriages, broughams and traps. The strong industrial character of the building and many of the features and artefacts are retained in the recent restoration.
The Carriageworks, Unit 1-2, 6 Love Lane, Denbigh
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors Rhuddlan Castle
For centuries Rhuddlan Castle had been a fiercely contested strategic location leading to much bloodshed. Edward I's muscle power triumphed long enough to build a muscle-bound symmetrical castle, showcasing the latest 'walls within walls' technology.
Rhuddlan Castle
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors Dr Evan Pierce Memorial Garden, Denbigh
Dr Evan Pierce himself built the 50ft column topped by his statue to mark his philanthropy as Coroner, JP, Alderman and five times Mayor of Denbigh. It also commemorates his work as a medical doctor during the cholera epidemic of 1832.
Dr Evan Pierce Memorial Garden, Vale Street, Denbigh
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors - Leicesters Church, Denbigh
Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicesterand favourite of ElizabethI, began building Leicester's Church in 1578. It was dedicated to St David and was apparently part of Leicesters plan to transfer the See from St Asaph to Denbigh. In 1584, work was suspendedand the structure remained incomplete on his death in 1588.
Leicesters Church, Bull Lane, Denbigh
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors - Studio MADE, 1st Floor Carriageworks, Denbigh
This former carriage works and forge was built in 1862. MOD COMMS Modular Communication.StudioMADE presents an opportunity for the public to explore interactive sculptures that transmit light and sound between people and places.* A collaboration between Wireless in Wales and StudioMADE.
Studio MADE, 1st Floor Carriageworks, 6 Love Lane,Denbigh
Sat 29 Sep
Open Doors -Brookhouse Pottery
This early 19th century building was originally a malt house supplying the local pubs and breweries. It is robustly built in stone directly on the river which supplied the water for the malting process. Originally it had three floors with very cramped headroom between each.
Brookhouse Pottery, Brookhouse
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors -St Mary's Church, Denbigh
St Marys, a grade II* listed building, was built in 1874 to replace the medieval church of St Hilary within the old town walls.
St Marys Church, Lenten Pool, Denbigh
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors - Valle Crucis Abbey
Building work began on the Abbey in 1201. Eight centuries later and the abbey is one of the best preserved in Wales. Even the monks' fishpond is still full of water! Valle Crucis Abbey suffered a serious fire and numerous attacks but went on to earn a reputation for its appreciation of the literary arts.
Valle Crucis Abbey
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors Denbigh Museum
The building started life as Fron Goch County Primary School in 1877, and was built in local dressed limestone. The building was converted into a Magistrates' Court and offices in 1987, but was closed in 2013. The building still retains one of the magistrates' courts and cells.
Denbigh Museum, Grove Rd., Denbigh
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors - St Marcella's Church, Denbigh
Built on the site of the 7th century cell of St Marcella, the church is a classic example of the 'Vale of Clwyd' twin-naved style and is largely the result of a late perpendicular remodelling of around 1500.
St Marcella's Church, Whitchurch Road, Denbigh
Sat 29 Sep and Sun 30 Sep
Open Doors -Bersham Colliery Engine House
Bersham Colliery No. 2 Engine House is a Grade 2 listed building with its winding engine intact. The engine house is undergoing some substantial maintenance work.
Bersham Colliery,Colliery Road, Rhostyllen, Wrexham
Sun 30 Sep
Showaddywaddy
Showaddywaddy. Artists performing: Showaddywaddy.: Tickets avaiable.
William Aston Hall, Wrexham
Fri 12 Oct
Oktoberfest Wrexham
Oktoberfest Wrexham: Tickets avaiable.
Llwyn Isaf (Library Field), Wrexham
Fri 19 Oct and Sat 20 Oct
Oktoberfest Wrexham
Oktoberfest Wrexham: Tickets avaiable.
Llwyn Isaf (Library Field), Wrexham
Sun 21 Oct
THE VOID: Horror Scare Maze
THE VOID: Horror Scare Maze. Artists performing: THE VOID: Horror Scare Maze.: Tickets avaiable.
Horror Scare Maze, Wrexham
Fri 26 Oct, Sun 28 Oct to Tue 30 Oct