4 APRIL - 7 JUNE

10am - 1pm / 2 - 5pm

Bruce Cardwell arrived in Aberystwyth in 1981 to study at the university, and his affection for the town is undimmed today.

This exhibition celebrates the people who determine the nature of the community of Aberystwyth, a thriving Welsh community with a diverse mixture of cultures and identities.

Those looking at Aberystwyth on a map may see a remote settlement on the western seaboard of Wales, but “Byd Bach Aber” shows that it is actually the hub around which this world is spinning.

Open your eyes....

£2

FRIDAY 9 MAY

doors open 7pm

A stop motion journey following the course of Afon Rheidol from where she rises on Pumlumon, tumbling through the mountains, down to the sea in Aberystwyth.

Combining original scores by Brian Swaddling, Delyth Field, and the voices of land workers, scientists, residents, poets and, more.

Afon presents an adventure through time and tradition from deep history, to the present day and, beyond.

£4 - £8 suggested donation

THURSDAY 15 MAY

doors open 7pm

Tafod Arian is a multi-layered production that combines film and sound archive to create new music. Lleuwen Steffan pays tribute to the voices of the past, infusing their timeless melodies and lyrics with contemporary arrangements and heartfelt interpretations. This production gives new life to archive recordings, ensuring that the traditional hymns of Wales, once loved by the nation, claim their place on Welsh stages today.

This project is a commission by the National Eisteddfod of Wales, with support from the British Council and Gwendoline and Margaret Davies Charity

£18 early bird

£20 on the door

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TUESDAY

5.15pm - 6.15pm

Come and rediscover your inner peace in the surrounds of our beautiful old building.  Gentle yoga in the auditorium  for people with underlying  physical  health  difficulties.

Contact Lesley  for details 07929711451

THURSDAY

11am

Join piano player Mary Mathews at the Coliseum every Thursday morning from 11am.

Each Thursday Mary works through a medley of family favourites. Weaving together songs from shows and films she quickly stirs the memories of time gone by.

Bound by no musical genre or period, Mary explores an eclectic mix of melodic numbers to perform her chosen theme of the week.

Can you guess the theme?