Flashmob Free Dance Workshop

Sun 31st Oct
Millenium Hall Laugharne
Have A Go
Thriller Flasmob dance workshop workshop for all interested
any age, any ability
with Angharad from ACGC
10am-11am
11am-12 noon
Thriller Flashmob dance performance in Laugharne Castle
2.30pm
for all who would like to show what they have learnt

Bring your Thriller costume
a bottle of water and loose dance gear

Bringing in the Harvest

31st October 2pm - 5pm

A free family event

The event is open to people from the local community to participate in a wide range of free activities, designed to capture the imagination, plant seeds of ideas, re-kindle old skills and make time for new skills all within the sanctuary of the castle walls.

SEE – the shadows on the walls

- the lighting of the Laugharne Cultural Olympiad Torch

- the castle through the mists of time.

HEAR – the voices of the Corran Singers

- tales of the storytellers

- the rhythms of the drums

TASTE- Old fashioned Toffee Apples

- Pumpkin Soup

- Traditional Cawl

SMELL - The fruits of the Harvest

- Food Cooking from the castle kitchen

- Roasting Chestnuts

TOUCH – weave the willow

- carve a lantern

- make a shadow puppet

Bringing in the Harvest

WANTED

Local people, clubs, groups, societies or organisations in West Carmarthenshire who would like to participate in advertising, promoiting and fundraising for thier cause as well as come together to celebrate in community events leading upto 2012 big event please get in contact.

Merlin's 6th Centurary prophercy:

"Kidwelly was,Carmarthen is and Laugharne shall be the greatest of the three."

Looking forward to Christmas and thought it a good time to look back at the past year as Cauldrons and Furnaces has taken shape. The initial project at Laugharne is now complete and is being led by Cinetig.

Textile workshops at Laugharne Memorial Hall

Textile workshops at Laugharne Memorial Hall

Textile workshops at Laugharne Memorial Hall

Artist Shellie Holden worked with members of Laugharne’s Quilters & Women’s Institute as well as members of the public, on a project based on Laugharne Castle’s Victorian Garden. Exploring techniques of wrapping, hand dying, beading, embroidery & applique.