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It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

James Fells is an illustrator and landscape painter who grew up in North Pembrokeshire and now lives in Fishguard. As well as being an artist he also builds and repairs boats and as a result spends a lot of time on or around the water’s edge. Marine creatures have always held a fascination for him due to their quirkiness and prove to be very good subjects to try and capture in his art. James moves freely from different styles and as a…

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

An exhibition of contemporary Welsh paintings, selected and curated by Ben Lloyd and Sarah Williams. The aims of the show are, to survey and celebrate recent painting in Wales, to stimulate interest in the ways in which painting depicts the visible and invisible world, and to elevate the profile of artists of the St Davids peninsula. The exhibition is entitled Arolwg, which is the Welsh word for Survey.

Enjoy this feast for the eyes with clay silhouette figures of the birds of the Pembrokeshire Coast complemented by hand drawn sketches and poetry.

It’s official, getting outdoors is good for you! And every walk is a chance to discover the nature and archaeology on your doorstep. But how much do we really know about the world around us, and how much is left to learn? You might be surprised! Discoveries come in all shapes and sizes, and anyone can be a discoverer. From ghost slugs to gold coins, let the discoveries in this exhibition inspire you. Then get ready to make your own.

An exhibition of contemporary Welsh paintings, selected and curated by Ben Lloyd and Sarah Williams. The aims of the show are, to survey and celebrate recent painting in Wales, to stimulate interest in the ways in which painting depicts the visible and invisible world, and to elevate the profile of artists of the St Davids peninsula. The exhibition is entitled Arolwg, which is the Welsh word for Survey.