Cymraeg
On Thursday 20th February at 7.30 pm Terry John will be giving a talk on The rise ands fall of the medieval religious houses of Pembrokeshire; tales of holy
men, wealth, scandal, heresy and even murder.
Tickets are £5.00 and refreshments will be available.
On Thursday 23rd January at 7.30pm, Terry John will be giving a talk on the scandalous lives of the Devereux family, Earls of Essex.
The controvesial family included the disgraced (and ultimately executed) favourite of Elizabeth I and a Parliamentarian military leader from the English Civil War.
This talk explores their numerous misdemeanours and their time as owners of Lamphey Palace, which they regarded as a country retreat.
Tickets cost £5 and refreshments are available.
Welcome in the New Year with us from 10am on Saturday 4th January when we will be hosting a Paperback Breakfast.
There will be coffee, croissants and conversation and bring a paerback to exchange.
£5 per person.
Join us at 7.30 onThursday 5th December as we get into the ‘Christmas Spirit’ with Pembrokeshire Ghost Stories and gin!
Terry John will be sharing spooky local legends by candlelight with cake, nibbles and a selection of gin (or other drinks) available from our bar.
Come and celebrate with us this festive season!
Tickets are £5 per person and booking is essential.
As part of the ‘Saving Treasures: Beneath Our Feet’ project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, professional tourist guide Andrew Dugmore will lead a group around Narberth town looking at places of historical interest.
The walk will start at the RAOB Club at 2pm (on Thursday 15th August) and finish at the museum around 4.30 where teas and coffees will be available.
Cost is £3 per person and booking is advised (numbers are limited). Spaces can be reserved by following the ticket link or calling 01834 860 500.
Thirty Years and Counting…
We dare you to dust off those shoulder pads, book that perm (or just come as you are) and join us on 23rd July for an eighties-themed afternoon tea in celebration of 30 years of Narberth Museum.
Narberth is a town bursting with history which is why, back in the 1980s, members of the town’s Civic Society felt that it should have its own museum.
The Wilson Museum of Narberth, as it was then known, opened its doors in July 1989. At first it was located in what had once been the Courthouse Inn, then as it grew, it moved to Market Square.
When it was forced to close in 2003 a team of dedicated volunteers determined that it should re-open and so nine years later, thanks to generous funding from the HLF and Welsh Government, Narberth Museum opened in its new home in the Bonded Stores.
We think that for a small independent to have survived for thirty years with no external funding is a huge achievements and something worth celebrating!
The party starts at 3pm and tickets cost £7.50. Click the link below to pay online.
Welcome in spring with a coffee and croissant at our Paperback Breakfast from 10.00 on Saturday 6th April.
There will be a chance to meet like-minded people in a relaxed and welcoming environment.
The breakfast is just £5 per person and don’t forget to bring a paperback to exchange!
On Thursday 21st February at 7.30 pm, Mark Cole from the Dyfed Shire Horse Farm will be giving a talk on ‘the rare story of a rural love affair with the Gentle Giants that has lasted for generations on (his) family farm’. Mark’s ancestors first worked on the land in Eglwyswrw in 1849 and this talk will embody its rich history right up to the present day, including the sale of ‘Dyfed Celt’ to the Queen’s Household Cavalry with whom he works on events such as Trooping of the Colour.
Tickets are £5 and refreshments will be available.
Carew, 1943, and it turns out to be more than just another day for the brave airmen and villagers. In the midst of the annual “Fruit and Produce Show”, a murder is committed!
Narberth Museum needs YOU to help to solve the crime. The (optional) dress code is best (1940s) afternoon frocks for ladies and uniforms or suits for gentlemen.
A buffet is included on production of food coupons. ‘Carry on at Carew’ will take place on Saturday 9th February at 7pm. Tickets are £15 per person and pre-booking is essential.
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