No booking required. Come and join us for a spooky afternoon filled with stories that will send shivers down your spine and crafts to get you into the Halloween spirit! Perfect for ages 2 - 5, so bring your friends and family along for some Halloween fun. Don't forget to dress up in your best costume! We […]
We are taking the fear factor to the next level in 2024 and you can expect to get your adrenaline racing!? Expect a terrifying experience packed with scary surprises and terror lurking around every shadowy corner.
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With over 30 different sports, each day will be action-packed with a full range of sporting activities that children and young people aged 5-11 years can enjoy.
Suitable for ages 4+ No booking required. All children MUST be accompanied by an adult.
We are taking the fear factor to the next level in 2024 and you can expect to get your adrenaline racing!? Expect a terrifying experience packed with scary surprises and terror lurking around every shadowy corner.
We are taking the fear factor to the next level in 2024 and you can expect to get your adrenaline racing!? Expect a terrifying experience packed with scary surprises and terror lurking around every shadowy corner.
On this 4.5 mile (7 km) walk you will cross the Castle Meadows on the edge of Abergavenny before following fields close to the River Usk towards Govilon. Return via sections of old railway line and the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal.
10 week course with popular Monmouthshire Lecturer Eleanor Bird for MonLife Heritage Museums
This broad ranging and absorbing course needs no background in art history, just a desire to look harder at art and understand its developments more clearly.
PROGRAMME / RHAGLEN BEETHOVEN: Quartet Op.18 No.6 MORAVIAN FOLK SONGS JANACEK: String Quartet No.1 “Kreutzer Sonata” SCHUBERT: Quartet in D minor “Death and the Maiden”
Join MonLife Heritage Museums’ exciting new art history course. From van Eyck to van Dyck, Raphael to Reynolds and Pissarro to Picasso, explore how artists’ portrayal of their sitters reflected the art, politics and religion of their era.