Welcome to part 4 of our series showcasing paintings of Castell Coch. We have another great selection of work for you to enjoy. Susie Grindey These are just two of Susie’s paintings of the castle. You can see more on the South Wales section of her website. Susie recently worked with children in Tongwynlais Primary … more…
Cadw have posted information about several new events taking place at Castell Coch over the next few months. Film Nights 1st and 2nd of February Chapter Arts and Darkened rooms are showing several films in the unique setting of Castell Coch. For youngsters and teens they have Tangled (PG) and Edward Scissorhands (12) at 5:00pm. … more…
Following on from the success of part 2, we’re pleased to present part 3 of our Paintings of Castell Coch series. Rhiannon Roberts Prints are available at Rhiannon’s website and at her stall in the Cardiff Christmas Market. Contact Rhiannon on Facebook | Twitter. Jodie Welsh You can follow Jodie on Facebook. Christopher Langley This … more…
The original article, Paintings of Castell Coch, was very well received so we decided to find some more great pieces. We hope you like them. Jam35 Title – Castell Coch Medium – Acrylic Dimensions – 60cm x 80cm Prints are available. Contact Jam35 on Facebook | Twitter. Christopher Langley Title – Castle Coch Medium – … more…
We braved the inclement weather to visit the spring craft fair in the village hall today. There were some familiar faces and some new stallholders selling everything from framed prints of Castell Coch to knitted brides. I even saw a demonstration of holistic massage. The various craftspeople, artists and business owners I spoke to said … more…
We’ve posted lots of photographs of Castell Coch so I thought it would be nice to share some paintings inspired by the Castle. Gayle Rogers Contact Gayle on her site | facebook. Samantha Lyle Title – Castle Coch overlooking the River Taff Medium – Acrylic on Canvas Dimensions – 40cm x 30cm Contact Samantha on … more…
I've just discovered this website and found the railway article was fascinating. Looking forward to learning more about the history…