What's On

Grand Summer Exhibition featuring over 100 artists.

Hundreds of artworks to purchase off the wall and take home today!

Continues until September 29th.

Rachel Porter has been inspired by the small worlds that surround in this, her first solo exhibition. In delicate watercolours Rachel draws our attention to the common plants at her feet as well the insects and birds that create the special habtiats of Pen Llŷn and Enlli.

By drawing our attention to the details that make up these rich little worlds Rachel succeeds in celebrating their beauty while at the same time emphasising the fragility of nature.

View Rachel Porter's work

In 2018 Ben Porter was part of a collaborative sailing expedition investigating and unveiling invisible pollution in the Arctic ocean. The diverse student group on the trip comprised of passionate scientists, environmentalist, photographers, artists and videographers brought together through a shared love of the ocean and desire to protect the natural world. They utilised their collective skills to raise awareness of the hidden threats our oceans are facing and we are delighted to be able to draw attention to their invaluable work at Plas.

Brilliant young student Viktor Frankenstein discovers how to endow dead organic matter with life itself. It is one thing to stitch together an anatomically complete organism, but quite another when it becomes a living, breathing creature that shows intelligence, feels torment – and demands answers of its creator. Viktor, disgusted by his creation and unable to face the consequences of bringing it into the world, escapes his claustrophobic university life to return home to Switzerland. But the Monster is not to be put off, and it relentlessly tracks him down. Jealous that Viktor is about to marry his childhood sweetheart and create life in a more conventional way, the Monster resolves to ransom him until a wife is created for him also....

Sea Stories from Wales and Sweden

with Musikteater Unna (Johan ac Anders) & David Ambrose

7.30pm £10 / £5 (under 14yrs). Tickets on the door. Open air event (indoors if weather is poor).

Full details on www.llynguitarfestival.org.uk