Join Grŵp Natur Seiriol and fungi expert Charles Aron on a Fungal Foray in Aberlleiniog woodlands.

Suitable for all age groups. Wear suitable footwear and clothing.

We will spend time collecting fungi samples, which we will bring back to Llangoed Village Hall for identification and entry onto the COFNOD website.

Sunday 14th September, 1:30pm
Meet at the Llangoed Village Hall Car Park.
Free community event.

Thank you to Llangoed and Penmon Community Council for their support

Set in the influential New York City music scene of the early 1960s, "A Complete Unknown" follows 19-year-old Minnesota musician Bob Dylan's meteoric rise as a folk singer to concert halls and the top of the charts as his songs and his mystique become a worldwide sensation that culminates in his groundbreaking electric rock-and-roll performance at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965.

Thursday 18 September, 2025
doors 7:00pm
film 7:30pm
refreshments available
bar open

Please join us at Llangoed Village Hall for free and confidential help!

Both of these wonderful local organisations visit the hall the third Friday of every month from 9:30 - 11:00am.

Citizens Advice is a network of charities providing free, confidential, and impartial advice to anyone who needs it, on a wide range of issues. They help people with problems like debt, benefits, housing, employment, and consumer rights.

The Gwreiddiau Mon Roots project will deliver a range of services alongside its partners that aim to prevent homelessness, and address the stigma and prejudice faced by homeless people.

The Library Bus visits Llangoed Village Hall the third Friday of each month.

Browse the collection, pick up your books and audiobooks!

Join us for an afternoon of dancing with full afternoon tea!

Dancing only
£5 at the door, no booking necessary

Afternoon Tea
please prebook below

Writer Suzie Miller and director Justin Martin reunite following their global phenomenon Prima Facie, with this searing examination of modern motherhood and masculinity.

Jessica Parks is a smart Crown Court Judge at the top of her career. Behind the robe, she is a karaoke fiend, loving wife and a supportive parent. When an event threatens to throw her life completely off balance, can she hold her family upright?

Sunday 28 September, 2025
doors 6:30pm
screening 7:00pm

Adult - £10
Age 15+
refreshments available
bar open

This is a Sinema Llangoed premier of National Theatre Live Screenings!

We are proud to announce that we have been accepted as an official screening location for National Theatre Live.

This acclaimed initiative broadcasts live performances from the National Theatre and other UK stages to cinemas worldwide.

Basket workshop with Maggie Evans!

On this one day course you will learn to weave an asymmetrical round basket with a driftwood handle your own hands!

Suitable for first time weavers or for those who want to practice their skills.

All materials and tools will be provided, plus tea, coffee and biscuits. Please bring your own lunch.

£85
To reserve your place and to arrange payment, please email : maggie.evans4@btinternet.com

www.maggie-maker-evans.com/

A geologically inspired double feature in collaboration with GeoMôn UNESCO Geopark.

“Understanding is love’s other name.”

Katia and Maurice Krafft loved two things — each other and volcanoes. For two decades, the daring French volcanologist couple roamed the planet, chasing eruptions and documenting their discoveries. Ultimately, they lost their lives in a 1991 volcanic explosion, leaving a legacy that forever enriched our knowledge of the natural world.

A short film by artists Mari Rose Pritchard and Julie Upmeyer as part of their ongoing artistic exploration of limestone, limestone quarries and their by-products.

‘Void Fraction - Archiving Conjecture’ is a performative installation and art film connecting the library at the Geological Society of London with Aber Quarry on Ynys Môn.

“Entangling ourselves with the structure of ‘the geological archive’, we installed our alternate card catalogue in the library at the Geological Society of London. The drawer contained 52 catalogue cards which corresponded to book-shaped ‘bookstones’ made from limestone offcuts. The stones were shelved throughout Society’s library, their shelf-marks corresponding to the library’s own book classification system, suggesting that perhaps stones themselves could be part of the collection.” - Mari Rose & Julie

About the Void Fraction project

Friday 10 October, 2025
doors 7:00pm
films 7:30pm

FREE - booking essential ⇩below⇩

refreshments available, bar open

Join us for ‘Fire of Love’ a poetic and mesmerising documentary that chronicles the passionate lives of volcanologists Katia and Maurice Krafft as they risk everything—life, love, and limb—in pursuit of the world's most dangerous eruptions.

A double feature with ‘Void Fraction - Archiving Conjecture’ a short film reimagining geological archives by linking a quarry in Wales with the Geological Society’s library through a collection of limestone “bookstones” and an alternate card catalogue.

Booking Form

Join us for an Autumn fashion show by Rona Rose Boutique. Enjoy a delicious afternoon tea and a glass of fizz.

£25 per person
Tickets can be purchased from Rona Rose Boutique on Margaret Street in Beaumaris.

supporting Catherine Unwin Fundraising for Asthma & Lung UK

Louise Courvoisier’s sensitively observed début feature sees a laddish 18-year-old gradually mature when he is faced with new responsibilities as the family breadwinner.

Thursday 16 October, 2025
doors 6:00pm
&Caws cheese tasting 6:30pm
film-only enter 7:45pm
film 8:00pm

A curated selection of fine cheeses from &Caws with biscuits and chutneys, designed to complement and resonate with the film, including 2 x Comté!

Film Only: £5
Film + Cheese Tasting: £20
Film + Cheese + Charcuterie: £25

Online pre-booking essential for cheese tasting!

Please join us at Llangoed Village Hall for free and confidential help!

Both of these wonderful local organisations visit the hall the third Friday of every month from 9:30 - 11:00am.

Citizens Advice is a network of charities providing free, confidential, and impartial advice to anyone who needs it, on a wide range of issues. They help people with problems like debt, benefits, housing, employment, and consumer rights.

The Gwreiddiau Mon Roots project will deliver a range of services alongside its partners that aim to prevent homelessness, and address the stigma and prejudice faced by homeless people.

The Library Bus visits Llangoed Village Hall the third Friday of each month.

Browse the collection, pick up your books and audiobooks!

Saturday and Sunday,
18 & 19 October
10am - 4pm

Its harvest time at Llangoed Village Hall with a community apple press, the scarecrow trail, the historical well celebration, stalls with local produce & crafts, tool sharpening and three engaging workshops.

• Workshops are £5 each if booked in advance, £8 at the door

• Tea, coffee and cake available.

• All other Harvest Festival activities are free.

Saturday and Sunday,
18 & 19 October
10am - 4pm

Its harvest time at Llangoed Village Hall with a community apple press, the scarecrow trail, the historical well celebration, stalls with local produce & crafts, tool sharpening and three engaging workshops.

• Workshops are £5 each if booked in advance, £8 at the door

• Tea, coffee and cake available.

• All other Harvest Festival activities are free.

Workshop with Peni Ediker from Swn y Coed One Planet Development in Carmarthenshire.

A hands-on practical course on preserving vegetables & fruit. You will learn how to make salt-brined vegetables, sauerkraut, kimchi and fermented drinks.

Includes fermentation jars and all ingredients.
Limited to 10 people

The workshop is currently sold out! Please join the waiting list:

Saturday 25 October, 2025
10:00am - 3:00pm
£25

Go home with jars full of nutrient-dense goodness

Tân Annwn is a creative dance band adapting tunes from the Welsh and Breton traditions on pipes, harps, fiddle, crwth, flutes, mandola, concertina and drum to become driving grooves for called social/barn dancing.

Saturday 25 October, 2025
7:00 doors, 7:30 dance
£8 online, £10 at the door

Calling is in English and Welsh and is non-gendered.

All ages and experience welcome to the dance floor.

Tân Annwn (Light of the Spiritworld) : is a spirit light that guides one towards the good and safety...or towards mischief.

Vivie Warren is a woman ahead of her time. Her mother, however, is a product of that old patriarchal order. Exploiting it has earned Mrs. Warren a fortune – but at what cost?

Filmed live from the West End, this new production reunites Staunton with director Dominic Cooke (Follies, Good), exploring the clash between morality and independence, traditions and progress.

Sunday 26 October, 2025
doors 6:30pm
screening 7:00pm

Adult - £10
Child - £5
12A age rating
refreshments available
bar open

Sinema Llangoed is now host to National Theatre Live Screenings!

We are proud to announce that we have been accepted as an official screening location for National Theatre Live.

This acclaimed initiative broadcasts live performances from the National Theatre and other UK stages to cinemas worldwide.

The famous Llangoed Village Hall halloween party is here!

doors open at 6:00pm

• Music, games and fun.

• Fancy dress for adults and children.

• Bring your carved pumpkin

• Hot dogs and beverages available.

Join us.

Sunday 2nd November 2025
doors 7:00pm
event 7:30pm

Prebooked Tickets £12.50
(for performances, light supper and drink)

At the door : £10.00 (performances only)

special dietary requirements : please email wdatpyb1@gmail.com before October 25th

Bring your own bottle if you wish.

All profits go to Bro Seiriol Churches

Inspired by the response to his 'The Non-Psychic 'Psychic' Show, and his book 'A Study in Psychic', ‘The Non-Psychic Seance,’ invites attendees to step back in time to the Victorian era. This unique performance captures the intrigue of a (Fraudulent) seance utilizing magical techniques, all while sharing riveting tales of psychic hoaxes from the early twentieth century. It’s an engaging mix of history, comedy and illusion that sparks curiosity and thought-provoking conversation. As with 'The Non-Psychic 'Psychic' Show' the show makes no statement about the truth of 'Psychic' powers, and only discusses those who are knowingly committing fraud.

The performance stems from my stage show, 'The Non-Psychic 'Psychic' Show', but brings it into a more intimate setting with a maximum of 40 people in the audience for each performance. As with my other shows, the inspiration of the great Harry Houdini is always lurking in the air as well.

Get ready for an evening that combines the spooky with the funny, as 'The Non-Psychic 'Psychic'', magician Greg Chapman, takes his new performance on tour in Autumn 2025, and knew immediately that he wanted to bring the show to Llangoed Village Hall after enjoying two performances in the hall before.

Doors open 7:00pm
Starts at 7:30pm
tickets - £18

Tickets Here

The Village Hall will be running a bar pre-show and in the interval.

Ben Creighton Griffiths 

Benjamin Creighton Griffiths is an Internationally touring jazz and classical harpist based in Wales. He made his International debut at the 2004 1er Concours International de Harpe in Nantes, France where, aged 7, he came second in the Under 18 division. In 2006 he won the Under 13 Division of the Wales International Harp Festival before going on to win the 2008 Junior Lily Laskine competition in Paris, winning a concert harp in the process. 

Originally classically trained with Catrin Finch, Elinor Bennett, and Ann Griffiths, he now specialises in jazz both as a soloist and with his bands – the Transatlantic Hot Club and Chube. His career has taken him across the world including to America, Canada, the Caribbean, Hong Kong, India, Brazil, and across Europe and has seen him collaborate with excellent musicians in both the classical and jazz world including Dennis Rollins MBE (jazz trombone), Tatiana Eva-Marie (vocals), Adrien Chevalier (jazz violin), and Catrin Finch (harp). 

As well as a performer he is a composer, most recently developing a concert schedule for his own Concerto for Jazz Harp & Symphony Orchestra. This has included performances with the The Chandos Symphony Orchestra (who commissioned the work), Swindon Symphony Orchestra, and Trowbridge Symphony Orchestra. Upcoming performances of the Concerto include the Welsh premiere with the Cardiff Philharmonic at the BBC Hoddinott Hall and a performance in the Grieg Hall, Alcester with the Stratford Upon Avon Symphony Orchestra.

Upcoming appearances at the time of writing include his first performing trip to Australia, Singapore, China, Hong Kong, and Indonesia in the summer, another UK tour with the Transatlantic Hot Club, and a return to Corsica with the Transatlantic Hot Club. 

Ashley John Long

Ashley John Long is an award-winning virtuoso double bassist and composer active in a diverse range of musical idioms including jazz and improvisation, early and contemporary chamber music, and as a soloist. He has performed and recorded internationally with some of the UK's leading Jazz musicians, as well as accompanying visiting international artists, whilst his work as a soloist has seen the premiers of numerous new works for solo bass.  

As a composer, Ash has carved a reputation as a creator of innovative scores that balance fine detail with freedom and flexibility whilst retaining a strong melodic sense. 2018-2019 saw him participating in the London Philharmonic Orchestra's young composers scheme which culminated in the orchestral work Lunea (2019). He studied at RWCMD (BMus) and Cardiff University (PhD) where he undertook research into contemporary performance practice and composition where he also lectures in musicology, performance, and composition. 

Joseph Van Parys

Joseph Van Parys is a guitarist from North Yorkshire with a passion for swinging jazz. He’s played in and around South Wales/England, becoming a well known jazz guitarist on the scene after completing his studies at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. His particular focus is on the swing era of jazz, and his creative soloing and sensitive accompaniment alike has been praised by audiences across the South of the UK. 

In 1584, Reginald Scott released his book 'The Discoverie of Witchcraft'.

The book aimed to expose the truth bebind what was believed to be ‘witchcraft’ at the time, including a section detailing the methods used by magicians to create their effects.

He hoped this book would put an end to innocent people being tried, imprisoned, and hanged for Witchcraft.

It would not.

A show of Magic, Storytelling, History, Comedy and Thought.

Greg Chapman's new show combines magic, storytelling, history, comedy and more to talk about Witch trials from the 15th Century through to the 20th Century, and does so in a way that is entertaining, informative, and thought-provoking!

Doors Open at 7:00PM
Starts at 7:30PM

Early Bird Ticket £10
General Ticket £14