WEDNESDAY 26 FEBRUARY

2 - 4pm

An afternoon of recreating the Aberystwyth area out of Lego in a fun Welsh language workshop.

Booking essential

For more information:hannah.james@ceredigion.gov.uk

Ages 6 - 11

FREE

Accompanying adult £2

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FRIDAY 28 FEBRUARY

doors open 6.30pm

Celebrating LGBTQ+ History Month

• In search of Trans Celts
• Ceredigion LGBTQ+ Timeline
• 3000 Lesbians go to York
• Queering Y Mabinogi
• Aberration on film
• Bar + Raffle

£8 early bird

£10 on the door

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SATURDAY 22 MARCH

10am - 1pm / 2 - 4.30pm

Have you got an object you’ve found but don’t know what it is? 

Uncover the mysteries of your archaeological treasures!

Join us at Ceredigion Museum for our 'Finds Surgery' event.

Bring your found objects, and Finds Liaison Officer Adelle Bricking will identify and record them for the Portable Antiquities Scheme. Don't miss this opportunity to learn about the history behind your artefacts.

Drop by, and let's unravel the stories together!

SATURDAY 5 APRIL

doors open 6.30pm

There will be a pre-concert talk given by the ensemble at 7pm.
Experience the rare magic of a harp quintet. Classic FM Rising Star Alis Huws returns to Sinfonia Cymru to lead an ensemble of harp, flute, violin, viola and cello in a programme featuring French and Belgian gems from the golden age of harp music. Alis has paired the beautiful romanticism of these quintets with pieces from Wales and the USA inspired by the natural world, showcasing the exciting ways composers are writing for harp today. A unique opportunity to hear Alis, former Royal Harpist, alongside some of the UK’s best musicians under 30.
Before the concert you can join the ensemble for an introduction to Joseph Jongen’s music, where you can learn more about the composer and his masterwork “Concert a cinq”.

£14

£12 over 60

£3 under 18

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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?