If you’re into live music, you’ll be pleased to know that there are two events lined up for January in the village hall. First up on the 10th are The C.O.G.s from 8pm with support from The Lemon Wednesdays and Dunkie. Entry is £3 on the door and it’s bring your own booze. Then on … more…
There are lots of Christmas events going on in the village this year. We’ve added them all to our events page but here’s a summary: Christmas Lights Switch On November 27 – 6:30 pm Lewis Arms Christmas Concert December 3 – 7:00 pm (Tickets £5 with proceeds to local charities) St Michael’s Church Featuring Whitchurch … more…
Storyteller Nick Brunger reveals Castell Coch’s mysterious history Nick Brunger hosts a live interpretation tour of Castell Coch and unveils the forgotten legends of its past. Castell Coch Cavalier “The most famous local ghost story is the legend of the Castell Coch Cavalier. “The story comes from reports from the servants of a lady who … more…
We have another treat for live music fans; the Shrieking Violets are playing The Lewis Arms this Saturday, the 25th of October. “The violets are an exhilarating, energy filled combo fusing pop punk and rock to create a unique blend of the past and present resulting in well known classics covered in a way you … more…
After the very popular event in February, film nights are back at Castell Coch. Cadw, in association with Chapter Arts Centre and the University of South Wales are screening four films over two nights in November. Family Pop-Up Cinema Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory – 14 November at 5.00pm The Wizard of Oz – … more…
The Lord Mayor of Cardiff, Councillor Margaret Jones officially opened the new Holiday Inn hotel in Tongwynlais tonight. Guests were invited to take a look around the recently refurbished hotel and to sample the Christmas Party Night menus. You can get in touch with the hotel at their website, on Twitter or on Facebook.
I've just discovered this website and found the railway article was fascinating. Looking forward to learning more about the history…