Peter Read
Glanrafon
From car park at Glanrafon go up hill. Turn right at grassy
island. Pass turning to White Beach. Tyn y Gat is sixth
house along the lane; a white single storey cottage.
Please enter through porch.
Peter Read makes colourful giclée prints to cheer himself up. He has been working on this for ten years and a selection of his best efforts will be on display. Peter is inspired by Paul Klee and John Craxton.
Sat 1 Apr 11am - 5pm | Sun 2 Apr 11am - 5pm | Mon 3 Apr Closed | Tue 4 Apr Closed | Wed 5 Apr 11am - 5pm | Thu 6 Apr Closed | Fri 7 Apr 11am - 5pm |
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Sat 15 Apr 11am - 5pm | Sun 16 Apr 11am - 5pm |
Sat 1 Apr 11am - 5pm | Sun 2 Apr 11am - 5pm |
Mon 3 Apr Closed | Tue 4 Apr Closed |
Wed 5 Apr 11am - 5pm | Thu 6 Apr Closed |
Fri 7 Apr 11am - 5pm | Sat 8 Apr 11am - 5pm |
Sun 9 Apr 11am - 5pm | Mon 10 Apr 11am - 5pm |
Tue 11 Apr Closed | Wed 12 Apr 11am - 5pm |
Thu 13 Apr Closed | Fri 14 Apr 11am - 5pm |
Sat 15 Apr 11am - 5pm | Sun 16 Apr 11am - 5pm |
Oriel Ty Celf features the work of Anglesey based photographer Roger Richards and local guest photographers. Roger has been professionally involved in the visual arts for over 40 years, winning many International awards as a cinematographer as well as establishing a reputation as an accomplished landscape and contemporary stills photographer.
The Bridge/Y Bont is a new one-act opera from Edward Wright and Marian Bryfdir which explores the nuances of living with dementia for both the individual and those around them: the highs, the lows, and the many unlikely in-betweens.