Please note: this calendar is an aide to those wishing to book the hall and, as such, only shows those events taking place in the hall itself; it does not include village events and meetings of clubs and societies that take place in other venues, e.g. choir, gardening club or church events and services. For these, please refer to the newsletter.
On this calendar, dates and times for clubs, classes and societies will be correct for the upcoming month. Future months are correct as far as we know but liable to change, so dates will only be put on the calendar for the upcoming two to three months. Private bookings and one-off events are shown as soon as possible after booking and are correct unless the hirer amends details.
Hi, my name is Jo and I love dancing. That’s why I have created these dance events. I love to dance with others who are open to exploring themselves. Medicine Dance is a free-form dance evening inspired by 5 rhythms. A space to move authentically – just as you are right now. The intention of this space is to tune into ourselves and honour our truth through movement, allowing all our emotions to express, a chance to really be us, in a safe, non-judging space. We open with a grounding meditation and then dance through a wave of specially chosen music – lasting 2 hours. The night ends with a sound bath, so bring cosy clothes and a mat.
Please arrive from 6.30 pm – doors will be locked at 7.30 pm
We will finish by 10.30 pm Exchange is £10 (this includes free teas)
For more information and to book a place please visit the Medicine Dance Facebook page
Stalls, raffle, refreshments, all welcome.
Tocynnau/Tickets £7/£3.50 plant/kids
Bwyd/Food 6.30pm-£5 for a delicious plate of curry. Cakes later!
Cerddoriaeth/Music 7.30pm
Croeso Gynes I Pawb – A warm welcome to all!
All proceeds to the charity Project Trust – Mabli is teaching English with them for the next year in India.
Tickets available on the door or PM me to book.
Contact – Steph on Facebook at Pure Sound or phone 07534 118899 or
Mary on Facebook- Yoga Mary Freeman