Culture in Pembrokeshire

The Torch Theatre is a modern and vibrant centre for the arts which prides itself on extending a warm Pembrokeshire welcome to all visitors.

Community cinema and theatre in Fishguard hosting a wide range of theatre and live events. Best Value ticket prices in West Wales.

Span Arts present a diverse programme of events, including music, comedy, theatre, dance, story-telling and family events.

Set in the heart of Bluestone Country, where the ‘Spotted Dolerite’ came from which made the inner sanctum of Stonehenge.

Penmeiddyn is a small five bedroom farmhouse offering creative residential workshops, retreats and working visits.

Winner of the Winsor & Newton Prize, The John Blockley Prize and the Frank Herring Prize, Naomi Tydeman is a member of the prestigious RI.

In 1797 the last ever invasion of mainland Britain took place when a French force landed three miles west of Fishguard in Pembrokeshire, Wales. The fascinating story of the invasion and the eventual surrender of the French force is told in our embroidered tapestry.

Jackie lives in a small cottage beside the sea near St Davids, a cottage that she found 22 years ago when she came to visit for a weekend and stayed.

Maggie Brown is an accomplished artist combining her love of nature and the landscape with the exploration of colour, light and texture.

Howi Steed is a Welsh artist who specialises in seascape and coastal landscape.

An array of contemporary jewellery in silver and precious metals by Pembrokeshire and UK designer-makers.

Visit Andrea's studio & gallery in her rustic barn on the edge of the Preseli Hills.