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New Exhibitions - opening Sunday, 24th March

New Exhibitions - opening Sunday, 24th March

Lou Moore – ‘Heaven & Hiraeth’

A collection of new paintings inspired by the wild places close to Lou's home in the Dyfi Valley and beyond.

Terry W Scales – ‘We Refuse to see the Wood for the Trees’

Three distinctly different styles of my recent work titled Light-scapes, Unnatural Nature, and We Cannot See the Wood for the Trees. Each style is constructivist in approach, but they are all defined by the extremely different environments in which they developed.

Berwyn Jones – RBerwyn Jones - Retrospective Exhibition

A selection of woodcuts, etchings, oil paintings and pottery produced by Berwyn Jones from Llanbedrog between the mid 1960s and the year 2002.

Warning Notes by Mark Anderson

Warning Notes by Mark Anderson

As day turns to night, immerse yourself in a captivating sound world and ever changing outdoor live performance. Using an ensemble of visually striking mechanical ‘instruments’ - gongs, bells, whistles and explosive events - Warning Notes creates a rich and powerful soundscape that gives voice to the current social and ecological alarm that ripples across our world.

A new show by international artist Mark Anderson, created in collaboration with Liam Walsh, that is improvised and responsive to audience and environment, Warning Notes is playful and hypnotic, inviting us to listen to the present and contemplate both personal and global stories - and our future together.

“A pulsing, gorgeous and threatening world woven out of sound sculptures and beautiful, rhythmic notes” - Audience

“The future has become uninhabitable. Such hopelessness can arise, I think, only from an inability to face the present, to live in the present, to live as a responsible being among other beings in this sacred world here and now, which is all we have, and all we need, to found our hope upon.” - Ursula Le Guin

FREE OUTDOOR EVENT: 12+13 APRIL, 2024 @ 5PM FOR APPROX 4 HOURS - drop in any time during the performance and stay as long as you like!

Funded by the Arts Council of Wales. Co-commissioned and co-presented by OCM.

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Warning Notes Workshop (amended date)

Warning Notes Workshop (amended date)

Workshop for up to 12 people . Suitable for age 13+. Under 16 years to be accompanied by an adult. 11am - 2.30pm (12.30 - 1pm: Lunch break)

Participants will be given a sound recording device, headphones and microphone. They will then get tuition on their own recording device, leading to recording sessions, playing back tracks and mixing.

Spaces are free but limited, so please click below to reserve a place. It is important that you let us know if you are unable to attend.

Please note that lunch is not provided.

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'Warning Notes' Workshop - FREE

Gallery Music with Mary Hofman (Violin) and Richard Ormrod (Piano)

Gallery Music with Mary Hofman (Violin) and Richard Ormrod (Piano)

Come and join us for the first in a new series of Chamber Music Concerts at Plas Glyn-y-Weddw, celebrating the finest musicians and composers from North Wales alongside musical greats from across the world. Be inspired by these concerts in the spectacular setting of Plas Y Weddw, where the gallery space allows you the pleasure of listening either formally or in a relaxed way. Everyone is welcome and for those who would like to know more about the music there is an open rehearsal from 12.30-13.00 where you can meet the performers and explore the pieces.

In this first programme the award winning duo from Conwy, Mary and Richard, bring you Mozart’s joyful Sonata coupled with Brahms’s most famous and dramatic duo work. Celebrated harpist and composer, Mared Emlyn’s atmospheric composition celebrates the musical and natural world of North Wales.

Tickets £12 / £10 (Members of the Gallery) / Children: Free

This event is supported by The Arts Council of Wales Night Out scheme

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Gallery Music with Mary Hofman (Violin) and Richard Ormrod (Piano) - 2pm

Illyria: The Adventures of Doctor Dolittle

Illyria: The Adventures of Doctor Dolittle

28+29/6/24 - 7pm

Doctor Dolittle leads a simple life as the village doctor in sleepy Puddleby-On-The-Marsh. He often undercharges his patients, or even treats them for free, so he is terribly poor. But one day, with the help of his wise old parrot Polynesia, he makes an extraordinary discovery: that he can talk to animals.

As news of his talent as an animal doctor spreads, animals across the world send messages asking for his help. So he borrows a leaky old ship and embarks on a thrilling quest to cure illness, spread kindness, and better understand animals everywhere. He is joined on his adventures by a loyal animal crew: Jip (a dog), Chee-Chee (a monkey), Dab Dab (a duck), and Gub Gub (an ever-hungry, cake-loving pig) – who together may even help him fix his money problems once and for all!

Hugh Lofting’s timeless classic celebrates the power of empathy and inspires audiences young and old to see the world through the eyes of animals. This funny, exciting new family musical is performed with flair and wit by Illyria in the great outdoors.

Running time (approx): 1hr 50min (inc 20 minute interval)
Suitable for ages
5+ (younger children also welcome).

Seats available to hire; hot and cold drinks available.

Only assistance dogs are permitted. Venue is wheelchair accessible.

£18/£12

Illyria: The Adventures of Doctor Dolittle

Illyria: The Gondoliers

Illyria: The Gondoliers

Set in picturesque Venice, this light-hearted operetta will whisk you away to a world of blissful romance, barbed satire and comedic chaos. Two charming gondoliers, Marco and Giuseppe, suddenly find themselves elevated to the status of royalty. Each tasked with choosing their Queen from a bevy of beautiful women, hilarity ensues when the rightful Queen arrives demanding to know which of the men is her husband. As the plot thickens and the absurdity reaches its peak, love triumphs, and the gondoliers discover that happiness lies not in noble titles but in the simplicity of true love.

The witty lyrics of Gilbert and catchy melodies of Sullivan are expertly brought to life by Illyria, who have been captivating audiences all over the world for more than thirty years. Performed in the great outdoors, ‘The Gondoliers’ promises an enchanting evening of laughter, music, and will leave you with a song in your heart. Featuring impeccable comedic timing and exuberant performances this is one Illyria production not to be missed.

Running time (approx): 2hrs 20min (inc 20 minute interval)
Suitable for all ages.


Seats available to hire; hot and cold drinks available.

Only assistance dogs are permitted.
Venue is wheelchair accessible.

£18/£12

Illyria: The Gondoliers

Illyria: Romeo and Juliet

Illyria: Romeo and Juliet

6/8/24 - 7pm

Two wealthy families, the Montagues and the Capulets, are at war. Their feud has been long and bitter. But when Romeo, Montague’s son, gatecrashes Capulet’s party in disguise, everything changes. There he meets Juliet, Capulet’s daughter, and the pair fall into an intense, forbidden love that sets in motion a chain of events leading to a devastating conclusion.

From a secret rendezvous in a moonlit garden to a fateful duel under the scorching Verona sun, Shakespeare masterfully explores the enduring power of love, revenge and fate in one of his best-loved stories. But the surprising thing about this iconic tragedy is that it’s extremely funny too!

Performed by Illyria in the great outdoors, this fast-paced, polished, beautifully spoken production has been created using only the First Folio text, the most authoritative edition of Shakespeare’s plays. Illyria first performed this terrific play more than two decades ago to critical acclaim worldwide. This summer it returns for a third time: passionate, poetic, and utterly gripping!

Running time (approx): 2hrs 20min (inc 20 minute interval)
Suitable for all ages.


Seats available to hire; hot and cold drinks available.

Only assistance dogs are permitted. Venue is wheelchair accessible.

£18/£12

Illyria: Romeo and Juliet