Events Around Llandeilo

Booking essential through Eventbrite: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-building-project-at-dinefwr-park-free-making-workshops-tickets-55213930352 An exclusive chance to take part in this fantastic project, come along for a session and make your own plaster house! This session will take place at Dinefwr Park.

Did you know that we have nearly 300 trees that are over 400 years old at Dinefwr£ This half term discover more about our amazing ancient trees: Tree ID - What tree is it£ How old is the tree£ How tall is the tree£ What habitats does it support£ Join us to find out! 12.30 - 1.

This event will bring together speakers from the worlds of architecture, art and academia to explore how creative practice can shape the experience and perception of place.

The Miracle Men is a brand new one man show performed by Ammanford based actor, writer and director Dave Jenkins. The Miracle Men sees twelve very different men, all of whom have witnessed a miracle of Jesus, brought to life, in very comical and thought provoking ways.

Grinter the giant shuts herself away in her cold house, surrounded by huge snowy gardens, enclosed by high, frost-covered walls. Outside, the children discover a chink in the giant’s wall, changing the course of their lives forever.

Ammanford St David’s Day Concert/Cyngerdd Dydd Gwyl Dewi Rhydaman. Theatrau Sir Gar and Loud Applause Productions present a St David’s Day concert with a wealth of highly talented musicians.

The Carpenters Experience are the UK’s leading tribute to The Carpenters - featuring the amazing voice of Maggie Nestor and 8 top class musicians.

Write up your recipes for the veg plot and create your sowing and growing calendar menu. Identify single and multi-croppers and see where to place them in your plan. Practice sowing in the polytunnel and planting out. Add flavour to your plot with herbs.

A three part course on digital photography. 23 February: Part One – This will cover the basic technical aspects of photography – aperture, shutter speed, camera sensitivity and an explanation of what all the camera buttons do and mean. This is suitable for all cameras – compact camera, bridge camera or DSLR.

Bring a reflective and soothing element to your space with an effortless and sustainable approach. Learn how to create a water garden in an old container fit to re-purpose. Identify tools and materials for the task and prepare to construct. Follow a simple guide to plant choice.

Join our guided tour and discover more about the Garden – from the swashbuckling 17th century Middletons to Sir William Paxton’s magnificent mansion, come on a 45 minute exploration of our history. Commencing from the Western Entrance of the Great Glasshouse at 2pm. No need to book.

6 December - Choose a bed system that works for maximum ease and efficiency. Learn about crop rotation and how to consider the use of single and multi-croppers, companion plants and plants for pollinators. Focus on timings and create your individual crop calendar.

Come along and make a beautiful stained glass copper foil creation, using both traditional and modern techniques. You will: Plan your design Score, groze and grind glass Copper foil your prepared pieces. Solder your creation together. Patina to finish your piece.

Learn how to make compost with ease and feed your soil with ‘food’ from garden waste and kitchen scraps. Explore the range of clean and small scale composting systems in the garden to include wormeries and a food digestion compost cone. See how they work.

Make your own rope coil basket using willow and learn some new techniques.The tutor for the day will be Mel from www.outtolearnwillow.co.uk Extra cost for materials to be paid to the tutor on the day. Booking information: Please call 01558 667150.

Create a sensory experience with herbs and bring an added dimension to your garden. Identify annuals, biennials and perennials for use. Learn how to grow from seeds, cuttings and plugs in the polytunnel. See how to combine with existing planting and weave a tapestry for the senses throughout your space.

Complementing a C17 Longhouse and 11acre smallholding this 1½ acre garden is mainly organic. Trees & shrubs are underplanted with hundreds of thousands of snowdrops (200 cultivars & unique Welsh Snowdrop Collection), crocus, cyclamen, scillas, daffodils & other bulbs. Many different garden areas.

Llandovery Farmers Market is held from 9am to 2pm on the last Saturday of each month at Llandovery Market Square, Llandovery SA20 0AW.

Come along to our craft fair to browse and buy handmade items by local craft producers. Entry is free and a raffle will be available. Refreshments available to buy on the day.

Two of the British folk scene’s top performers have teamed up for some duo/double header shows to perform their own and each other’s music. Since Daniels landmark solo statement What’s Here What’s Gone in 2014, he’s put down several more markers on the musical map.

TORCH THEATRE’S AWARD-WINNING PRODUCTION ‘GRAV’ RETURNS FOR 2019 Written by Owen Thomas | Directed by Peter Doran | Starring Gareth J Bale In October 2007 Ray Gravell, a man who for many embodied what it is to be Welsh, passed away after succumbing to diabetes complications. He was 56 years old.

Dates: Sat 16th Feb 10am – 12pm or 1pm – 3pm Thurs 28th Feb 10am – 12pm or 1pm – 3pm Fri 1st March 10am – 12pm or 1pm – 3pm In the Main Gallery FREE! Please book your free place through Eventbrite as each session has a maximum of 20 people. We cannot guarantee entry if you just turn up.

Booking essential through Eventbrite: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-building-project-free-welsh-week-workshop-tickets-54914760527 An exclusive chance to take part in this fantastic project, come along for a session and make your own plaster house! What is a shelter? What is a town?

To celebrate World Book Day we will be having a ‘little’ book club! To complement our current exhibition The Building Project we will be reading Mortal Engines by Philip Reeve a book where buildings have taken on a life of their own.

Free, no need to book , tea and cake provided Alongside our exhibition The Building Project we will be reading Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino, chosen especially for us by Carmarthen based architectural practice Rural Office for Architecture.