There are an amazing variety of gardens to enjoy in Pembrokeshire, from formal rose to woodland glades. There is a useful list of suggestions for the gardens here.
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Artists and craftspeople gravitate to this part of south-west Wales, attracted by the seascapes, quality of light and that special Celtic magic that comes with the territory. There is an excellent web site here to find a good selection of things to do.
Local Folk Music.
WITH many of Pembrokeshire’s popular folk gatherings back in session, musicians across the county are enjoying the chance to make music again. The weekly Tuesday Royal Oak session in Fishguard, and less frequent Sunday sessions at the Trewern Arms (Nevern), Tafarn Sinc (Rosebush) and Pembrokeshire Pickers (Druidstone) are all up and running again.
The Torch Theatre Milford Haven – Fairport Convention in May.
Fairport Convention will be playing at the Torch Theatre on May 27, 2022. There are also many other things to do and see at the Cinema and Theatre, see www.torchtheatre.co.uk
Ironman Wales 2022

Get Ready for Ironman Wales 1500 of the fittest athletes from around the world are making their way to Pembrokeshire this weekend to take part in Ironman Wales on Sunday 11th September. Joining them will be 150 local men and women, who have been training since Christmas to take part in this legendary event. When […]
Fishguard Folk Festival Concert 2022

The Fishguard Folk Festival is running again in 2022. This year’s dates are Friday 27th – Sunday 29th May. Held over 3 days, there are nearly 40 free concerts, comprising concerts, ceilidhs, workshops, singarounds, sessions and family events. Fishguard is easy to get to and is about a half hour’s drive from 9 Timber Hill. […]
Pembrokeshire Fish week Festival 2022

Running from Saturday 22nd June to Sunday 30th June, the week long festival has events for people of all ages across the county of Pembrokeshire, celebrating the county’s superb fish and shellfish, the spectacular coastline, and maritime heritage. The festival attracts visitors from across Britain, Europe and beyond and is enjoyed by families and foodies […]
Family friendly attractions & events in Pembrokeshire.
In Pembrokeshire, you can time travel back to a prehistoric age at Castell Henllys Iron Age fort, where you can dress up as a Celtic warrior, war paint and all, then ambush a rival tribe or learn to wield a sword like a medieval knight at Pembroke or Carew castle. For a list of suggested places to go, click […]
Museum of Internal Fire.

The Museum of Internal Fire It is located near Tanygroes, which is north of Cardigan on the main road to Aberyswyth. It has an amazing collection of working diesel engines as well as steam engines, marine engines, radio equipment etc. Of special note is the oldest working diesel engine in the UK, which still runs. […]
Laugharne and Dylan Thomas.

Laugharne and Dylan Thomas. Just over 25 miles from Timber Hill is Laugharne, a pretty little village which was once the home of Dylan Thomas. There are several beautiful walks around the area. They range from a gentle wander round the edges of the old castle and the banks of the river Tâf to the lovely […]