Jane goes on long hikes! Such as the Camino de Santiago, the Marathon des Sables - across deserts - and the 500 mile Colorado Trail. She'll tell us all about her adventures.
Jane has gone from zero knowledge, hiking dressed in cotton, tennis shoes, and carrying only 1000 a day, to dealing with life threatening thunderstorms in Colorado, and walking her dog, Blondie.

 

Avast, shipmates! Come and sing some rousing sea songs and shanties, with a tot of rum to help us along! No singing ability preferred! Har har!

 

Y'all Ready to Kick Up Some Dust?
Join us for a fun Line Dancing Workshop! Whether you're a seasoned pro or have two left feet, our goal is fun, fitness, and friendship on the dance floor. No experience needed, just good vibes!

 

Mark and Jim's Excellent Adventure: stories and observations from the saddle on a three week cycling tour the length of mainland Britain from Land's End to John o'Groats.

 

Barbecue at 6, show starts 7:30. / Barbeciw 18:00, sioe 19:30
4 bands! Pedwar bandiau!

 

The role of the castle in promoting Princely Power
The Lord Rhys became ruler of Deheubarth - much of western Wales - in the late 12th century. Castles played an important part in defining, defending and extending his kingdom.

 

Welsh with simultaneous translation
Amcan y cyflwyniad hwn yw adrodd hanes ‘menyw gyffredin’, sef Margaret Lewis (Pegi), a’i safiad yn erbyn yr awdurdodau yn ystod Rhyfel y Degwm, ac wrth iddi wneud hynny, ysbrydoli Gwerin Cymru i frwydro yn erbyn y gyfundrefn Brydeinig.

 

Come to the Hall (usually every 3rd Wednesday) for a fish supper.
Bar's open

 

Swifts returning from Africa to nest and breed can be seen at this time of year - and heard, with their distinctive "squee, squee" call. Their migrations can clock up to 14000 miles each year.
Swifts can fly at up to 70mph, their forked tails giving them the manoeuvrability required to catch insects in flight. They rarely rest on the ground - they eat, mate and sleep (with half a brain at a time) while flying.