CLASSES & EVENTS

Monday 1pm

Restorative Yin Yoga and Baby Explore Session. Join Laura during term time where you can enjoy some gentle yoga along with your little one. For the summer term we will be focusing on the Heart centre for some self love and kindness.

Come and join us for an hour of self-care and fun.

Empowering families from pre-conception onwards with holistic tools and services to manage wellbeing.

The Berry & Wanda Programme

Contact Laura: 07947 120751

£7 per session | No booking required

June 20, 26 | 6:30pm

Free Entry

Drop in session: Tom Bullough has spent a lot of this past year wandering up the River Wye from the border at Hay-on-Wye to its source on Pumlumon Fawr, filming the river and the things on its banks and recording conversations with scores of people – from poultry farmers to teachers and musicians, conservationists to tourists, anglers, a rally driver and a spirit medium. The result is a (for want of a better word) film called Tarddle/ Source, in which nine months and seventy-something miles pass by while unseen people discuss their relationship with the Wye but also their lives, hopes and concerns, and subjects as varied as wind farms, peat bogs, Welsh identity and the nature of the soul.

Tuesday 17 June | 1:30pm

Threads Of Emotion

Feeding a baby is often portrayed as a straightforward, joyful experience, yet for many mothers, it is filled with complex emotions, including guilt, pressure, and uncertainty. The Motherhood (G)Quilt Project is a unique collaboration that explores these often-unspoken feelings through the art of quilting. In this talk, Dr. Sophia Komninou will share how this interactive quilt—stitched together from baby clothes donated by mothers across Wales—amplifies real experiences of infant feeding.

Tickets: £5

All tickets are subject to a 50p admin fee.

Friday 27 June | 9am - 2pm

Join Us at the Summer Farmers Market!
Embrace the warmth of summer with our vibrant Market, where fresh, locally-sourced produce and artisanal goods await you! Enjoy a colourful array of stalls brimming with seasonal fruits, vegetables, and handmade treats. Engage with local artisans, It’s the perfect outing for friends and family to connect, unwind, and celebrate the tastes of summer.

Free Entry

Tuesday 15 July | 7pm

Creative Ways To Protect The Environment

As climate change, pollution, and loss of wildlife combine to ever more seriously harm our rivers, we are looking for better ways to protect them. While we have regulation in place, our rivers continue to deteriorate, and so people are looking for new ways to use the law to halt decline and push for improvement. This event explores how legal rights—both for people and for nature—might help protect the River Wye.

Tickets: £5

All tickets are subject to a 50p admin fee.

Thursday 2nd October 2025

Thursday 16th October 2025

Thursday 30th October 2025

Are you curious about Shakespeare? Would you like to learn more, share what you know and ‘Have-A-Go’ in an informal environment with a like-minded group? Come for tea, a chat and a bash at Shakespeare. No experience or prior knowledge necessary!

The sessions are run by Artistic Directors, Sue Best and Phil Bowen, who have a lifetime’s experience of working with Shakespeare in a professional and participatory context. The workshops offer an opportunity for all-comers to ‘Have-A-Go’ at Shakespeare in a fun and supportive environment and facilitate discussion around the themes of the plays in both a historical and current context.

£7 per session | No Booking Required