What's on in Llanwenarth

Gwent, Wales

Quiz nights where the debate over question 7 lasts longer than the quiz itself. Coffee mornings that turn into proper natter sessions. Craft fairs where you'll actually find something worth buying instead of the usual tat. That's Llanwenarth, and we've got it all listed — from book clubs to bingo, farmers' markets to film screenings. The sort of events where you'll probably bump into someone you know, which is either brilliant or your worst nightmare depending on whether you've been dodging Dave from the parish council.

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Signing with Martyn Farr

Join us for a signing with Martyn Farr at our shop in is free but please book a ticket. There will be Beautiful Brecon Beacon books available to buy and also Martyn’s previous book Hidden Realms. About the author Martyn Farr was born in Crickhowell and is a leading exploratory caver and cave diver known for his record-breaking cave dives and the exploration of many miles of previously undiscovered underground passages. As an author and photographer, he has written many books on the subject of cave diving history and techniques and caving locations. About Beautiful Brecon Beacons Beautiful Brecon Beacons is a new book guaranteed to catch the eye and inspire a visit to South Wales. It has taken over five years to compile and anyone picking up this latest publication by Martyn Farr will feel compelled to browse the pages. This is a lavishly illustrated publication showcasing Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, and its environs, as never before. With 160 pages and some 320 full-colour, high-quality images it will quickly become evident that it caters for a wide spectrum of interests. This is a sumptuous presentation including wondrous scenery and hidden gems. It ranges across towns and countryside, key events and festivals, a variety of exciting outdoor activities, as well as fun days out for the whole family.

Wed 22 Apr16:00Book-ish(3.5mi)

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Ladies Lifebuilders

Every week, a group of ladies gather to for a Bible study at the Cornerstone Centre. An opportunity to spend time in God's word, for friendship, fellowship, coffee and cake! For more information, speak to Cathy Stoker.

Thu 23 Apr09:00Cornerstone CEC(2.1mi)

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2026-04-24 10:30 - Parent & Toddler Group

Time: Friday, 24 April 2026 at 10:30Details: Lots of fun playing for the babies and toddlers while parents, grandparents & carers relax and chat. Free refreshments for all! Location: Rehoboth CentrePostcode: NP7 5EE

Fri 24 Apr10:30Gateway Church Abergavenny(2.3mi)

via Gateway Church Abergavenny

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Friday Youth (years 6-8)

Come along to the Tudor Street Day Centre for fun, games and tuck. For children in years 6 - 8. For more information,

Fri 24 Apr17:00Cornerstone CEC(2.1mi)

via Cornerstone CEC

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Friday Youth (year 9-13)

Come along to the Tudor Street Day Centre for fun, games and tuck. For children in years 9+. For more information,

Fri 24 Apr18:15Cornerstone CEC(2.1mi)

via Cornerstone CEC

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The Bookish Quiz - April

Join us for our monthly general knowledge quiz with quizmaster Drew….. A round of drinks for the winning team and of course a prize for the losers to soften the blow. Always a fun evening in the Bookish Loft. £3 per person with teams up to 6 people. options to pre-order calzone served in the break.

Fri 24 Apr19:30Book-ish(3.5mi)

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Signing with Jack Strange

Join us for a signing with Jack Strange at our shop in Abergavenny. Entry is free and there will be books available to buy. About the Boyfriend Academy Love is forbidden. Truth is dangerous. Survival is everything. ‘An absolute masterpiece’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ganymede’s is no ordinary boarding school. Behind its spiral towers and manicured lawns, boys are forged into the men society demands – strong, obedient, perfect. Graduate, and the world is yours: a home, a career, a wife. But fail… and you’re no longer useful to society. For Dylan Cecil it should be simple: keep his head down, survive graduation, and earn his place. But when his friend, Blake, disappears, Dylan can’t silence the questions gnawing at him, even as whispers of danger shadow the school’s gilded halls. As June’s trials close in – eight tests that will decide who is worthy of manhood – Dylan is haunted by Blake’s absence and drawn to Roman Edwards, a boy as magnetic as he is unknowable. In a world rebuilt on order and obedience, Dylan must decide: will he become the man the academy wants – or the man he really is? Praise for The Boyfriend Academy ‘A brilliant blend of dark academia, mystery, murder and forbidden love’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘I adored this book so much.

Sat 25 Apr13:00Book-ish(3.5mi)

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The Narnians

Narnians is our group for for children in school years 6 - 8. Narnians meet during the service, leaving for their group activity part way through the Sunday morning service. (Apart from the second Sunday of the month, where they stay in for the whole service.)

Sun 26 Apr10:00Cornerstone CEC(2.1mi)

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Cornerstone Kids

Come and have some fun at Cornerstone Kids! Fun, games, bible stories, songs and crafts. Including drink and a snack! Every Monday in term-time, for children in Reception up to Year 5. If you're coming for the first time, you will need to fill out a [registration and consent form](https://abercec.churchsuite.com/forms/uwttawvd) to allow your child(ren) to attend. (Parents who have already filled out an ongoing consent form for Cornerstone Church's children's work do NOT need to fill in a registration form.)

Mon 27 Apr15:00Cornerstone CEC(2.1mi)

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An evening of Celtic Magic with Brigid Ehrmantraut

Join us for a captivating introduction to Celtic magic with a talk from Brigid Ehrmantraut. Her book Celtic Magic reveals it magic’s integration into daily life from antiquity to the Middle Ages, inviting readers to explore its mysteries through rituals and practical charms. Druids and divination, curses and charms: the Celtic world was filled with magic and intrigue, but how did people practise magic and what did they use it for? Brigid Ehrmantraut takes us on a journey through the Celtic-speaking world to explore the different ways people interacted with magic. Some sought aid through deities and dedications, while others wanted to punish their enemies with spells and curse tablets. By the start of the medieval period, we see magic collide with popular religion, saints overtake the old gods, and witches, shapeshifting and spirit battles make their way into medieval literature. Ehrmantraut introduces us to the gods and practices that shaped the lives of the Celtic people in antiquity. She brings to life forgotten gods like Cernunnos and Esus, immortalized on the Pillar of the Boatmen, and explores the sanctuary of Sequana, goddess of healing at the Seine’s source. But magic wasn’t always benevolent; curses (defixiones) like those etched on the Larzac tablet expose a darker side to magic practitioners. While Classical accounts of magic offer tantalizing glimpses into lurid rituals and wild druids, their accounts blurring fact and fiction.

Mon 27 Apr19:30Book-ish(3.5mi)

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An evening with... Jane Harper in conversation with Clare Mackintosh

Join us on Wednesday, April 28th at 7:30pm at The Parkway Hotel, Cwmbran for an evening with New York Times bestselling author Jane Harper! Jane will discuss her new novel, Last One Out. About ‘Last One Out’ An unforgettable small-town mystery with huge emotional resonance from International No. 1 bestselling author Jane Harper, perfect for fans of Val McDermid, Chris Whitaker and Elly Griffiths. ‘Utterly brilliant . . . I could not put it down’ – Marian Keyes’A book to get lost in’ – Ann Cleeves’Heartbreaking and wonderful’ – Andrea Mara’I was glued to it for days’ – Jennie Godfrey’Jane Harper delivers unbearable tension’ – Val McDermid. And he had been alone. In a dying town, Ro Crowley waits for her son on the evening of his twenty-first birthday. Sam never comes home. His footprints in the dust of three abandoned houses offer the only clue to his final movements. One set in. One set out. Five long years later, Ro returns to Carralon Ridge for the annual memorial of Sam’s disappearance. The skeletal community is now an echo of itself, having fractured under the pressure of the coal mine operating on its outskirts. But Ro still wants answers. Only a few people remain.

Tue 28 Apr19:30Book-ish(3.5mi)

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The Welcome on Wednesday

Come along for a cuppa, conversation...and craft! The 'Cornerstone Crafternooners' meet from 1 - 3pm every Wednesday at the Cornerstone Centre. All welcome! (Even if you don't like craft!) How to find us: The Cornerstone Centre is at 2-3 Horsington's Yard (just behind the Portico Lounge off the high street). Drop in at anytime, bring your friends. Tea/coffee, biscuits and cakes provided.

Wed 29 Apr12:00Cornerstone CEC(2.1mi)

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Ladies Lifebuilders

Thu 30 Apr09:00Cornerstone CEC(2.1mi)

via Cornerstone CEC

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2026-05-01 10:30 - Parent & Toddler Group

Time: Friday, 1 May 2026 at 10:30Details: Lots of fun playing for the babies and toddlers while parents, grandparents & carers relax and chat. Free refreshments for all! Location: Rehoboth CentrePostcode: NP7 5EE

Fri 1 May10:30Gateway Church Abergavenny(2.3mi)

via Gateway Church Abergavenny

Live MusicWorkshops & Classes

Scratch choir workshop with the Apex Singers + Concert

Whether you’re a seasoned vocalist or someone who simply loves to sing in the shower, this is your chance to be part of a brilliant choir – without the long-term commitment. Led by the internationally acclaimed vocal ensemble, The Apex Singers, this 90-minute energising vocal workshop invites you to explore the art of a cappella ensemble singing alongside group members and fellow vocal music lovers. You’ll discover how to create a unified ensemble sound and enjoy the opportunity to perform together with The Apex Singers. No sheet music or prior preparation is required to take part in this workshop. The material taught on the day allows us to focus on ensemble technique, listening skills, and developing a unified group sound. Participants will be invited to perform the arrangement they learn in the workshop during the evening concert.

Fri 1 May17:00The Melville Centre(2mi)

via The Melville Centre

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Friday Youth (years 6-8)

Come along to the Tudor Street Day Centre for fun, games and tuck. For children in years 6 - 8. For more information,

Fri 1 May17:00Cornerstone CEC(2.1mi)

via Cornerstone CEC

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Friday Youth (year 9-13)

Come along to the Tudor Street Day Centre for fun, games and tuck. For children in years 9+. For more information,

Fri 1 May18:15Cornerstone CEC(2.1mi)

via Cornerstone CEC

Live Music

The Apex Singers

Embark on a journey through folk song and storytelling with The Apex Singers, the critically acclaimed vocal ensemble. Renowned for their intricate harmonies and gorgeous melodies, this live concert promises an unforgettable musical experience. The Apex Singers are an eight-part vocal ensemble celebrated for their bespoke a cappella arrangements of traditional folk songs from around the world. Their distinctive sound blends classical choral technique with traditional folk and contemporary a cappella, creating a richly textured and captivating musical experience. The Apex Singers regularly tour the UK and Ireland and have headlined festivals including the International Irish A Cappella Festival, City of Derry International Choir Festival, and Banstead Arts Festival. Their recordings have received widespread recognition, earning four Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards, four A Cappella Video Awards, and the Best Music Video award at the British Independent Film Festival for The Mermaid Wife. TESTIMONIALS “It genuinely floors us at times that humans can sound this beautiful” – Danny Jones, The Manc “Attractive arrangements of memorable melodies with excellent choral ensemble work” – Nick Holmes, Live Review “Crystal clear melodies and flowing, inventive harmonies are this ensemble’s trademarks” – Matthew Dougall, Number 9 Reviews “I absolutely love them” – Angellica Bell, Scala Radio “Stunning – I love everything they do” – Simon Mayo, Scala Radio “Thank you for...

Fri 1 May19:30The Melville Centre(2mi)

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