Join us in the February half term for more crafts, colouring and messy fun at Narberth Museum.

No need to book, just pay when you come.

Graham’s “Lost Wales” is a captivating photography project dedicated to documenting and preserving the fading remnants of Welsh history and industry.

It explores forgotten buildings, mines, mills, chapels, and other structures that have been abandoned and left to the elements, capturing their decay and the poignant stories they hold.

Graham’s work not only showcases the beauty in the dereliction but also serves as a historical record, reminding viewers of a bygone era and the lives lived within these now silent spaces.

Join us for this fascinating talk on Thursday 26th February at 6-8pm. The talk will be followed by a Q&A. Tickets are £5.

Join us for a reading from Unspeakable Beauty, the debut novel from Welsh writer Georgia Carys Williams followed by a Q&A and book signing.

Set on the Welsh coast, Unspeakable Beauty is an unsettling coming-of-age tale about the importance of learning how to take the lead and be yourself, of finding hope in the shadows, of letting your dreams bloom.

‘Unspeakable Beauty is perfectly measured; reading this novel is often a breathtaking pleasure… A truly impressive achievement from a rising star of Welsh literature.’ – Gosia Buzzanca, Buzz Magazine

Tickets are £5 and include 10% off the book.

Click below for more info or to book tickets.

We’ve started a new writing group that aims to support writers at whatever stage of their writing life they’re in. The friendly, relaxed sessions will offer chances to write, to share, to get feedback and to talk about writing as well as sometimes playing host to writer talks and workshops.

Whether you’re a poet, a playwright, a novelist – or something else – the group will provide a chance to build a writing community for an area flourishing with creativity!

Our sessions are on the fourth Saturday of every month from 10:30-12 noon with our next being on Saturday 28th February.

Click the link to book your place for as many sessions as you like, one to ten (if you book ten the other two are free!)

In this vital and visceral novel, Brigid Lowe casts ancient light on desire, sex and our relationship with nature to bring these Celtic heroines to explosive, sensuous, blossoming new life.

Join us as we welcome Brigid Lowe to Chapter One to discuss her new book The Bloody Branch, a modern retelling of the story of Blodeuwedd.

Please note, there are two options for booking, one is ticket only at £5 and the other includes ticket and a copy of the book for £17.

If you like all things literary from the classic to the modern, history to popular fiction, then we have the quiz for you! Our new bi-monthly quiz is on all things book-ish, book-shaped and book-adjacent.

It’s from 7-9pm, £2 per person and teams are a maximum of four (it’s a space thing). Plus there are book-ish prizes to be won!

Our next quiz will be on Thursday 19th March at 7pm.

Book ahead at the button below or in person at Chapter One.

Sarah from Starflower Arts is returning to Narberth Museum in April to lead a one day workshop in Creative Papermaking.

Sarah previously ran the wonderful Creative Weaving workshop here last November and we are delighted to welcome her back.

For more information or to book visit: https://www.starflowerarts.com/creative-papermaking.html

or

https://www.craftcourses.com/courses/creative-papermaking-with-sarah-holloway

‘The Dylan Thomas Guy’ is joining us on Thursday 23rd April at 6:30pm to talk about his new book.

The Wilder Shores of Dylan Thomas is a collection of 18 essays about the Welsh bard in which Jeff shares his extensive knowledge and insights into Thomas, his work and life.

Tickets are £5 and include 10% off the book.