What's On

Exhibitions now open until March 15, 2026

Camilla Jane Gittins 'Nostalgic Horizons'

Jane Paice RCA 'Outside the Lines'

Bill Swann + Meic Watts 'Ebb and Flow'

Rhŷn Williams 'Faces'

Anna Pritchard X Eryri National Park 'Eryri Placenames Throws'

Mixed Show

Introducing: ART IMMERSION

We’re delighted to announce four immersive, full-day adult art workshops, led by four professional artists from North Wales. Each workshop offers a deep dive into a different practice - perfect for artists, makers, and curious creatives alike.

10:00–16:00 (with a lunch break)

🎨 All materials included

☕ Tea + cake provided

🎟 £50 per workshop
 

🗓 Workshop dates & artists:

08.03.26

Zoe Lewthwaite:

Mono Screen Printing

19.04.26

Deanne Doddington Mizen:

Soft Forms - Felted Figures 

25.04.26

Justine Montford:

Fauna Cyanotype Printing
 

Opening Sunday 22.03.26 | 14:00 

Clive Burnell 'Landscapes in Mind'

Gareth Owen '80 years of Gareth Owen'

BÔN X Ynys Enlli - Anna Higson, Chris Higson, Iwan Lloyd Roberts, Sioned Medi Evans, Zoe Lewthwaite

Debbie Baxter 'The Creative Language of Water'

Mixed Show

Exhibition continues until 06.05.26

Irish bilingual singer songwriter Padraig Jack plays Plas Glyn-y-Weddw on his latest tour of Wales and will be joined by his friend Gwilym Bowen Rhys. The two artists recently both played a prestigious concert 'Our Mother Tongue' in the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall at Celtic Connections. Padraig and Gwilym sing songs and tell stories in their native languages that captivate international audiences, this is a show that’s not to be missed.

Gwyn Owen: Trumpet

Iwan Llewelyn Jones: Piano

Two internationally renowned musicians from North Wales bring us an exhilarating and exuberant programme. Star trumpeter from the BBC Philharmonic, Gwyn Owen, returns to Plas Glyn-y-Weddw with a programme exploring the glorious music of the trumpet from Baroque to the present day. 

📍 John Andrews Outdoor Theatre, Plas Glyn-y-Weddw

⏰ Doors Open at 18:15
⏰ Starts at 19:00

All for One - and One for All!  Alexandre Dumas wrote five Musketeers novels, the first appearing in 1844. They have enjoyed enormous popularity worldwide and are not just textbook examples of the Historical Romance but also hilarious pastiches of that genre. This one, the first, remains the greatest. Young D’Artagnan is desperate to join Athos, Porthos and Aramis as an elite Musketeer of the King’s Guard. To prove himself he plunges headlong into a thrilling adventure to retrieve the Queen’s jewels, race the clock to restore Her Majesty’s honour, survive the machinations of scheming Cardinal Richelieu, and cross swords with the deadly Milady de Winter. Set against a sweeping panorama of 17th century France at war, it’s a whirlwind of excitement, comedy and ingenious storytelling. Romance! Intrigue! Murder! Betrayal! Revenge...! It’s got the lot! 

With a reputation for staging some of the finest swordplay in the business Illyria’s The Three Musketeers promises to be more dazzling than ever!

Running time (approx): 135-minutes (inc 20 minute interval)
Recommended for ages 8+. Play contains scenes of peril, politics and passion! Younger children welcome, if they’re brave enough...

• Padded seats available
• Only assistance dogs are permitted
• Venue is wheelchair accessible
• Free Parking (Please submit your number plate to reception)

📍 John Andrews Outdoor Theatre, Plas Glyn-y-Weddw

⏰ Doors Open at 18:15
⏰ Starts at 19:00

In this play Shakespeare explores Love in all its guises. Four pairs of soulmates meet in the mysterious Forest of Arden. One pair leap straight into bed. Another pair are instantaneously dumbstruck by each other’s beauty and pledge their undying troth. The third pair torment each other: he showers chaste love upon her which she haughtily rejects - yet secretly she enjoys the flattery. The fourth pair go further still, playfully blurring their roles and identities to such an extent that flirting becomes more pain than pleasure, and Love itself is pushed to the limit of its endurance – and beyond. 

Throughout the summer Shakespeare’s iconic comedy will be performed where its action is set – in the great outdoors, by a 5-strong cast of classically trained professional actors. 

Multi international award-winning Illyria has an unmatched reputation for excellence, forged over three decades, that dominates the outdoor touring theatre sector. Join them this summer for a memorable night of laughter and romance under the stars.

Running time (approx): 140-minutes (inc 20 minute interval)
Recommended for all ages.

• Padded seats available
• Only assistance dogs are permitted
• Venue is wheelchair accessible
• Free Parking (Please submit your number plate to reception)

📍 John Andrews Outdoor Theatre, Plas Glyn-y-Weddw

⏰ Doors Open at 18:15
⏰ Starts at 19:00

Carlo Collodi’s classic is a perennial favourite. It is the third most translated book in the world, having appeared in no fewer than 260 languages since it was published in 1883, and has never been out of print. Childless toymaker Geppetto buys a piece of wood to make a puppet – little realising the chaos he is about to unleash. The puppet yearns for adventure and runs away, but instead of excitement only finds glorious attractions containing hidden dangers. He returns home hoping to be showered with sympathy and learns his tribulations are just beginning. Running away hasn’t worked; lying won’t work; he must become a real boy to achieve the belonging he craves. 

Collodi describes the development from puppet to real boy in the same way that useless green timber is matured into useful well-seasoned wood – a transformation only achieved through trials of water and fire. 

Illyria celebrates this magical coming-of-age tale in a thrilling musical outdoor show.

Running time (approx): 95-minutes (inc 20 minute interval)
Recommended for ages 5+ (younger children also welcome)

• Padded seats available
• Only assistance dogs are permitted
• Venue is wheelchair accessible
• Free Parking (Please submit your number plate to reception)