A Show and Tell for 'Loved Objects' has been arranged for Wednesday 4th February at 2 p.m. at the Community Centre, Craig y Don.  Will we be seeing teddy bears, pieces of jewellery, artwork, exotica? - it could be anything.  Do come along with, or without, an object to tell us about.

This should be an enjoyable afternoon filled with fascinating information and memories, and the opportunity for tea and a chat.

The cost is £10.

Spectacular textile art at Liverpool Cathedral

Andrew Parkinson <andrewparkinson.456@gmail.com>

Spectacular textile art at Liverpool Cathedral – a 44 panel odyssey with 25 million stitches!

‘Threads through the Bible ’ is an astonishing textile art exhibition showing from 16th January to 3rd March at Liverpool Anglican Cathedral.  If you’re interested in the visual arts, textile art or sewing, don’t miss it!   This is a great opportunity to enjoy a wonderful exhibition in a wonderful location.  It may be a bit of a journey for some, but it will be right up their street for many …

 The show consists of 44 beautiful silk panels re-imagining key sections in the Bible. They’re huge – nearly 3m high – and if they were put side by side they would stretch 100 metres.  

 It’s one of the largest textile art projects, ever.  It has taken artist Jacqui Parkinson ten years to complete - and 25 million stitches.  You’ll find the huge scale, vibrant colours, dramatic and complex designs truly breath-taking. 

 Many Arts Society members saw the exhibition’s first part, ‘Threads through Creation’, when it toured 2021-2024 – and loved it! 

 Liverpoolcathedral.org.uk

admission free (donations welcome)

www.bible-threads.com

CHRISTMAS SHOW AND TELL NOVEMBER 2024

This was again a most enjoyable afternoon  as we learnt interesting facts and saw wonderful items. There were Christmas decorations which included a selection of beautiful hand crafted items as well as ceramic snow babies and a copy of Biltmore House. Silver items included a plate from Russia and an Arts and Crafts dish. There was also beaded African jewellery, first day covers, art work, middle eastern artefacts, sculpture, books, a petrified tree and a violin. Whilst all these items were wonderful to view their  owners had stories to tell about their acquisition and meaning to them which made them all the more fascinating. Irene provided us with tea and seasonal goodies so there was time for a chat. Thanks to Carol for organising the afternoon and to Irene for organising the refreshments. 

 Deganwy History Group 

For those of you who are particularly interested in history you might  like to hear the next talk of the Deganwy History Society at the Peniel Chapel, Ty Mawr Road, Deganwy, on Thursday 17th October by Dr. Erin Lloyd Jones, entitled 'Beaumaris, the greatest castle never built'.  The talk begins at 7.00 p.m. Admission £3

Visit to See Tiffany Glass with Brian Healey as Guide
 

Thursday, June 27th 2024
£30
Members and friends welcome
All arrangements for this trip are now confirmed.

The main pick-up point for the trip will be at Craig y Don Centre but if there are participants who wish to board at Penmaenmawr or Y Felinheli this can be arranged. After leaving Crai y Don we will make our way for a visit first to the Whitaker Museum and Art Gallery at Rawtenstall.  There are a number of collections here including 189 oil paintings in its permanent collection illustrating the wealth of Rossendale during the industrial revolution of the 19th century. There are a substantial amount of good-quality portraits and a fine collection of 19th century genre paintings as well as a contemporary art collection.
There is the opportunity to have lunch here either in the café or you may prefer a picnic in the surrounding Park.

A 15 minute journey then takes us to the Haworth Gallery in Accrington where we will meet up with Brian Healey who will act as our guide as we view the three rooms of the Tiffany Glass Exhibition, the greatest public exhibition of this glass outside the USA. There are also further galleries to explore, a shop and a café. 

Those of you who heard Brian's presentation at the April meeting will be aware how knowledgeable and enthusiastic he is about Tiffany glass. Brian is offering his services especially for us as he does not usually act as a guide but he wanted to welcome us to his home area. A fantastic opportunity to see this exhibition of Tiffany glass in the company of such an expert.

Time is short to ensure that we will have enough participants for this trip so there are two ways to book and pay.
1. See Carol and team at the May meeting to pay with card, cheque or cash. Cheques payable to 'The Arts Society Llandudno' please
2. Make a BACS transfer to cover the cost of the number of people you wish to register and then email Carol so she knows to add your name/names to the list of participants. Please pay before emailing Carol to avoid any confusion.
     BACS Details
Account name “The Arts Society Llandudno”, Sort Code: 53-70-33, Account No: 76548813

Please mark your payment Tiffany and your own name so that the Treasurer can keep the accounts in order
     Carol's Email

carolwreglesworth@gmail.com

I am going to use method 2 to reduce queueing at the meeting and to secure a place. This trip will probably be very popular. Even though I will have paid and informed Carol and so have secured a place I will still then need to complete a form. Since the tragic death of the scout on the Great Orme all organisations have been advised to tighten up on arrangements so as to keep participants safe and we feel we should also now be vigilant with safeguarding. The form will ask you to give your own mobile 'phone number and details of someone who can be contacted on your behalf in case of an emergency. 

This should be an excellent day out and hopefully the instructions above to join are clear and not too bossy! Contact me please if you have any concerns.

All good wishes,
Jacqueline
Chair

Visit to Saltaire
Thursday April 18 2024
£25 per person
UNESCO: "Saltaire, West Yorkshire, is a complete and well-preserved industrial village of the second half of the 19th century. Its textile mills, public buildings and workers' housing are built in a harmonious style of high architectural standards and the urban plan survives intact, giving a vivid impression of Victorian philanthropic paternalism."

In Salts Mill there is -
3rd Floor Gallery - a stunning show, 'The Arrival of Spring' by David Hockney, is open on the third floor. This set of original works were drawn by David on his iPad in 2011, and printed at an incredible scale.
The 1853 Gallery - named after the year that the mill opened - is unique. It displays a large number of David Hockney's paintings, etchings, and drawings.
People and Process tells the story of the Mill through objects great and small: machinery, clothing, art - even a precious plate from the lavish opening banquet of 1853, to which Sir Titus Salt invited 2,440 workers and 1,310 guests. Sir Titus’s original boardroom furniture is on display, and a film about the history of the Mill and Village plays in an adjoining room.

Annual General Meeting

March 12th 2024 at 2.00pm

The AGM is in March when our meeting will start earlier at 2.00 pm. There are still vacancies for committee members! All the papers will be sent out by Mailchimp to members at the beginning of March and some of them will also be on the website.

Please join us for a weekend of events this 1 -3rd March at Carden Park, Cheshire. 

 Over the course of the weekend our founder and curator Grant Ford will be giving a tour of the Sculpture Garden, a talk discussing some of the great pictures he has handled during his extensive career in the art world, as well as an art valuation day. So, if you’re curious of what a painting you have at home is worth, do come along! Alongside the weekend of FREE events, we will be staging additional works of art throughout the hotel and garden, with guest artists and sculptors discussing their thoughts and process behind their work. 

 A weekend not to be missed!

 Grant Ford is an accredited speaker for The Arts Society, please also let me know if you would like to plan something more bespoke for your members in 2024. On the Thursday 29th February and Friday 1st March we are offering local societies the opportunity of visiting the Garden for a free talk on some of the great sculptures our gardens boast. 

 Sculpture Garden Walk & Talk (Saturday 2nd March 11AM until 12:30PM)

• ‘Every Picture Tells a Story' Art Talk (Saturday 2nd March 4PM until 5:15PM)
• Have Your Art Valued by our curator, Grant Ford (Sunday 3rd March 10:30AM onwards, by appt only)
• A Unique Art Exhibition (Friday - Sunday)

 For more information or to reserve your place(s) for any of the events, please click here.

 Please give me a call on 07939870337 for any queries.

 We hope to see you soon.

 With best wishes,

 Luke Carr

 T: 07939870337

E: luke@winsorbirch.com

www.winsorbirch.com

Study Afternoon and Tea
Wednesday February 28th 2024 at 2.00pm

Susie, the Art Therapist from St David's Hospice told us about her work and how she  usthe used the £250 we recently donated.

Members then  introduced us to interesting objects, and gave  short chat about the item.    There  of course was tea and cake midway through the afternoon.

 Show and Tell Tea Event 

The cornucopia of curiosities that members  brought to show and tell about were
fascinating. They covered every facet of the arts - music, literature, painting, drawing
and sculpture, silver, ceramics and glassware, and textiles. A signed Ralph Vaughan
Williams score, a craftsman made rosewood recorder, an amish quilt, rag rug,
Hungarian wedding dress, a rare William Morris book with exquisite cover, a rare
coronation mug, Minton dish, Mdina vase, silver horse headdress, and wonderful
boats. Pictures in watercolour, pencil drawings, etchings, and a Parian ware
sculpture. It was amazing to see the contents of bags and baskets. Whilst the
objects were beautiful it was the stories that people told about them that made the
afternoon; how they obtained these objects, what they meant to the owner and the
history behind them. If proof was needed objects do not have to have monetary
value for us to cherish them and to experience joy in sharing them with others..
Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon and as always the refreshment team
provided a delicious tea. Certainly there was enthusiasm for another such event and
who knows what we might see!

Our Christmas Tea is being held on Saturday December 16th at Craig y Don. The Tenovus Choir will entertain, there will be an Arts Quiz organised by Gill Jones, she has assured me this is not hard, and a raffle. Tea will be simple with sandwiches and cakes but nevertheless delicious. The committee and others put considerable effort into this event so do please come and join us. Great value for £10. Shirley will be available to take your booking at the December 12th lecture meeting. 

                   Llandudno Arts Society

            Port Sunlight – 4th October 2023

A full and interesting day has been organized at this iconic village, founded to house the Lever factory workers.

Our day begins at 11am with a guided coach tour around the village, viewing the beautiful Arts and Crafts architecture, gardens, parks and monuments. The tour lasts for 1 hour.

We follow the tour with a 45min refreshment break.  There are several tearooms to choose from.

After lunch we have a packed 2 hours in which to visit an Edwardian workers cottage, soap works exhibition and the museum.

At 3pm we are booked to visit the Lady Lever Art Gallery.

The cost for the trip £35.00

Places are still available for members or non-members of the Society.

Coach pick up points and times will be available at the September meeting

Interested? Contact -Shirley Cox – 07801212226

At Manchester Art Gallery we have arranged coffee/tea on arrival. We will separate into two groups for interpretation guides to take us around the ‘Highlights/ Collection tour. The tour will be 11.30-12.30.

We travel to the Whitworth gallery for lunch, (not included).  There are open spaces nearby for free time and a restaurant on site.

At the Whitworth Gallery we have a guide, (for 30 of us), to take us through the Albrecht Durer’s ‘Material World Exhibition’ at 3pm.  If we have more than 30 participants, our surplus number can join the general guided tour at 2pm.

Pickups.

Fellinheli The Half Way House  8.15am

Penmaenmawr, Opposite the Spar 8.30am

Craig y Don 8.45am

Holiday Inn, Chester bypass  9.30am                                                                                         

We plan to begin the journey home at around 4pm.

Costs- £35.00

Study Afternoon

Friday, May 19th 2023

2.00 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.

Craig y Don Community Centre

From Concept to Completion

Bill Gribble Local Artist

£20 per person

Bill Gribble, a local artist, will demonstrate how a painting emerges ‘From Concept to Completion’. This should be fascinating as we see an artist at work and are helped to understand the process of painting. There will, of course, be tea midway in the afternoon! We are using the Craig y Don Centre for this venture as there is easy parking and they have been so helpful to us in organising our various activities.

Bill Gribble has lived and worked in North Wales for many years. He was inspired by an Aunt when very young to develop and take part in creative and artistic activities. By the age of sixteen, he was a founder member of the Midlands Art Centre, MAC, in Birmingham. Whilst there he was employed by John Blundell, international puppet master and sculptor for the children’s television programmes Thunderbirds, Stingray and Pob. Bill undertook a three year teaching course in Fine Art at Alsager College, Manchester Metropolitan University, progressing into a teaching career in Art, Craft and Design. Although he is currently best known for attempting to capture the power and light of the water around the Welsh coastline in oil paint, he also enjoys portraying all environments in a range of mediums.

Do please come along as this should prove to be an interesting afternoon and it is positive that we are supporting a local artist.

Arts Society Llandudno Trip planned for 18th Ocober 2022.

We are planning a trip to the Lowry gallery in Salford and the Imperial War Museum.

The cost for the trip is £25.00. We will pick up from Felinheli, Penmaenmawr, Craig y Don in Landudno and the Holiday Inn by the Post House roundabout, Chester A55 turn off.

If you are interested in joining the trip please get in touch.

On 22 June we had a very entertaining afternoon  with David Harper,  when there was much ‘Romping with the Georgians’.  David’s show takes a funny look at life during the period from 1714 to 1830 – a time in Britain of growth, discoveries and inventions and recalled an age of lavish and dangerous fashions, terrible jobs, strange events and outrageous characters.

This was a very funny, enjoyable afternoon and those Georgians will never look the same to us again!

Afternoon tea and cakes were served which added to the general afternoon entertainment.

On the 17th May 2022 at last, we were able to enjoy a trip again after all the disruption of the pandemic.  We chose as our first visit Powys Castle and Gardens.  32 of us set off on a slightly overcast but promising day.

The medieval fortress rises above the spectacular gardens. The yew hedges are something to behold. We saw gardeners planting for the spring and summer amidst the wonderful herbaceous borders, there was not a weed insight.  

The castle is full of treasures, including sculptures, textiles, paintings, furniture and rare objects.  Some of us did admire the large Pietre dure table, which a Herbert family legend suggests was a gift from the Pope. It features a marble top inlaid with lapis lazuli and semi-precious stones. Look carefully at the design to see crickets, snails, birds and other little creatures.

We spread ourselves around the two tearooms for lunch, tea and cake.  Taking advantage of the kind weather, by sitting outside in the courtyards and admiring the peacock displays.  After which we were off to the shop to buy a memory of the day.

A Study Day with The Arts Society Llandudno

Wednesday June 5th. Colleg Llandrillo, Rhos-on-Sea LL28 4HZ

Karin Fernald

Karin Fernald, actor, writer and speaker, has a high reputation as a solo performer on arts and literary subjects.  She researches and writes her own material to create a spell-binding recreation of a character and a historical period. She also works with musicians and performers to combine words and music. She has appeared at festivals all over England; on tour in Japan, Australia and Europe, and at the University of Cape Town Summer School. London venues include the National Portrait Gallery, the Foundling Museum, Dr.Johnson’s House and the Hurlingham Club. Karin trained as an actor at RADA and worked in theatre, TV and radio. She has a distinguished theatrical background including appearing at London’s Haymarket theatre with Sir Ralph Richardson, and at the Savoy Theatre opposite Robert Morley in his hit comedy A Ghost on Tiptoe. For more information see www.karinfernald.com

Hans Christian Anderson

As a child, Hans Andersen made puppet costumes, taught by his cobbler father. Later in life he sketched, though he never had lessons. He produced collages which anticipate early 20th century modernism and his papercuts of swans, ballet dancers, court ladies, dancing millers, storks, the sandman and other folklore figures, are exquisite and magical. He was a sharp observer of life in Copenhagen, saying of his stories “Every character is taken from life; I know and have known them all.” He was a keen traveller over much of Europe and part of Asia; “Life is to fly with railway flight around the earth – we’re long enough underneath it!” And, influenced by his friend, scientist H.C. Orsted, he was thrilled by the scientific discoveries of his day, even putting them into some of his 156 published stories. With slides of Andersen’s sketches, papercuts and collages, and illustrations of his stories by artists from all over the world, including Arthur Rackham, Edmond Dulac, Lars Bo and Kai Nielsen, and with paintings by Christen Kobke and other Danish artists from Andersen’s day, Karin will enlarge further on all of the above.

Format of the Day

9.30  Coffee or tea

10.00 – 11pm Lecture 1

This is mainly biographical, based on what Andersen tells us about his life and on a few of the literary influences upon him.  Together with a couple of shorter stories, a little Danish history, paintings by Andersen's contemporary Golden Age artists such as Christen Kobke, and illustrations to Andersen's stories by artists from different countries.

Coffee / Tea

11.15 – 12.15 Lecture 2

This focusses mainly on some lesser-known stories (he wrote 156 in all) and on the origins of some others, including THE EMPEROR'S NEW CLOTHES and LITTLE IDA'S FLOWERS, his first story based on real life. And it touches on the origins of and popularity of the fairy tale in l9th century Europe, dating from l7th century Versailles. 

12.15 – 2pm – Lunch

2pm to 3pm Lecture 3

This is mainly on Andersen as a visual artist and his many beautiful and elaborate papercuts and weird collages.  Also, on his idiosyncratic religious sense; his love of nature and his flower and plant arrangements for the table, which have been recreated. Also included are a few poems of his set to music by later Scandinavian composers, including Grieg and Nielsen.

The cost for the day including a two-course lunch is £32

For any further information either ring me on 101758 461166 or email robertsjackie@outlook.com    Address:  Ty’r Bont, Golf Road, Pwllheli LL53 5PR

Feedback on the Study Day from attendees:-

1) Just to say thank you for the study day and to congratulate you on the fact that it went so well.  All the facilities were good, with the lecture room etc. close to the restaurant.  The meal and service were fine. In fact, the time allowed for lunch was very generous. I expect you heard several of us commenting on the fact that it was rather hard to cut the roast beef with the knives provided - steak knives would have been better, especially since it was rare. Thanks once again for sorting out my booking problem so quickly and efficiently. Anyta Jawzi

2) Thank you , Jackie for giving us such a wonderful speaker.  The venue was very scenic and convenient.  Enjoy the summer. Sally Clements

3) Thank you so much for organising today's Study Day. It was all MOST enjoyable! Splendid speaker and excellent meal. Diana. 

 (Image:  Andersens Fairy Tales by Arthur Szyk - courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

A Study Day with The Arts Society Llandudno

Held at Tre-Ysgawen Hall, Anglesey LL77 7UR
 

Peter’s work as singer, pianist and lecturer-recitalist has taken him all over the world, and in the last few years he has toured New Zealand, Australia (twice) and South Africa (four times), and made frequent tours in Europe, giving performances in Berlin, Hamburg, Vienna, Salzburg, Brussels, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Paris and Spain.  Closer to home, he has presented events at the Barbican, St John’s Smith Square, and the Royal Festival Hall on The Beethoven String Quartets, Mozart Operas, Vermeer’s Music Lesson, The Twelve Days of Christmas, The Golden Age of Vienna, and 18th Century Venetian Art and Music.  He has also directed presentations at the Wallace Collection, the National Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery and the V&A, linking the visual arts with the world of 17th & 18th century music making.  On the radio, his appearances have included Classic FM’s Susanna Simons’ Show, Radio 3’s In Tune, Radio 4’s Arts Programme, and Midweek with Libby Purves.

Paintings Inspired by Music

It has long been acknowledged that the worlds of the visual and aural arts link with extraordinary power when one medium inspires the other.  This study day, which spans over 600 years of the arts, analyses and discusses a range of related works, bringing together the music of Martinu with the frescoes of Piero della Francesca, Botticelli’s Birth of Venus with Respighi’s Trittico botticelliano, Böcklin’s Isle of the Dead with Rachmaninoff’s symphonic poem, and Piet Mondrian’s Broadway Boogie Woogie with the piano playing of Albert Ammons.

The study day is presented with digital images, video, recorded music and live examples sung and played at the piano. For more information see www.petermedhurst.com

Format of the Day

10.15-11.15

After a brief introduction to the subject of ‘music inspired by paintings’, three paintings are discussed that have produced direct musical responses in famous composers.  The couplings are these:

• Music: M Mussorgsky – Pictures at an Exhibition (1874)

• Painting: V Hartman – various paintings displayed in an exhibition in St Petersburg (1874)

• Music: S Rachmaninov – Isle of the Dead, tone poem for orchestra (1908)

• Painting: A Böcklin – Isle of the Dead (5 known versions of the painting 1880-6)

• Music: O Respighi – Trittico Botticelliano (1927)

• Paintings: S Botticelli – La Primavera (1482), Adoration of the Magi (1475), The Birth of Venus (1486)

Coffee / Tea

11.45-1.00

The theme of music drawing inspiration from identifiable paintings continues with the following material:

• Music: B Martinu – The Frescoes of Piero della Francesca (1955)

• Painting: Piero della Francesca – Frescoes in Arezzo, Italy of The History of the True Cross (before 1466)

• Music: F Liszt – Hunnenschlacht, tone poem for orchestra (1857)

• Painting: W von Kaulbach – Hunnenschlacht (c1850)

Half way through this second session, the theme is reversed and before the lunch break, the subject of ‘paintings inspired by music’ is introduced.  Peter Medhurst plays John Field’s Nocturne No 5 and Chopin’s Nocturne in Em Op 72 No 1 on the piano and discusses the use of the word ‘nocturne’ in the works of James Whistler.

1.00-2.30 – Lunch

2.30-3.45

The last session of the day explores the wealth of 19th and 20th century paintings that connect with specific musical works and musical genres.  The following connections are made:

• Painting: M von Schwind – Symphony (1852)

• Music: L van Beethoven – Fantasia in C for Piano, Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra (1808)

• Painting: F Leighton: Lieder ohne Worte (exhibited 1861)

• Music: F Mendelssohn – Lieder ohne Worte (1829-45) Leighton borrowed the title

• Painting: W Kandinsky – Impression III – Concert (1911)

• Music: A Schoenberg – Three Piano Pieces Op 11 (1909)

• Painting: P Mondrian – Broadway Boogie Woogie(1942-3)

• Music: Selection of Boogie Woogie music from the late 1930s and early 1940s(Image: Mondrian - Broadway Boogie Woogie- courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

The cost for the day including a two-course lunch is £45

For any further information either ring me on 101758 461166 or email robertsjackie@outlook.com    Address:  Ty’r Bont, Golf Road, Pwllheli LL53 5PR

Menu – Main and Pudding followed by tea / coffee

Roast topside of beef, Yorkshire pudding, red wine gravy

Roast leg of lamb, creamed leeks, mint gravy

Fillet of salmon, crushed peas, saffron cream

(All the above are served with selection seasonal vegetables, roast potatoes, new potatoes or mashed potatoes)

Tian of roasted vegetables and brie, pesto dressing (V)

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Chocolate fondant, orange sorbet, salted chocolate

Warm Bakewell tart, crème anglaise

Trio of desserts – chocolate cheesecake, vanilla brulee, fruit meringue

I would like to take part in the Study Day on October 2nd at Tre-Ysgawen Hall

Name ……………………………………………………………………………………………………

I enclose a cheque made out to The Arts Society Llandudno for £45

My email address ………………………………………………………………………………………

My telephone Number …………………………………………………………………………………

Any dietary requirements ………………………………………………………………………………

Menu Choices:

A Study Day with The Arts Society Llandudno

Held at Tre-Ysgawen Hall, Anglesey LL77 7UR

Nicola Moorby is an independent art historian specialising in British art of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. She studied at the University of York and Birkbeck College, London. Formerly a curator at Tate Britain she has curated a number of exhibitions and has published widely on J.M.W. Turner, including contributions to the forthcoming online catalogue of the Turner Bequest. She is also co-editor and author of How to Paint Like Turner (Tate Publishing, 2010). In addition, she has published on Walter Richard Sickert and is co-author of Tate's catalogue of works by the Camden Town Group.

Turner vs. Constable: The Great British Paint-Off

This is the story of the epic rivalry between the two giants of British art, J.M.W. Turner and John Constable. As unlike in background and temperament as their paintings were in style, these two creative geniuses transformed the art of landscape. This Special Interest Day sets them head-to-head and examines their differences, their similarities, their battles and their shared triumphs. But who will ultimately be crowned star painter? As well as giving an overview of Turner and Constable, the subject provides an enjoyable overview of the British art world during the nineteenth century.

Format of the day

10.00 to 11.15           Meet the Contenders

The biographies of the two artists, their life stories from beginning to maturity and when their paths crossed.

Coffee/Tea

11.30-12.30               Sketches, Sketching and Sketchbooks

One of the ways Turner and Constable revolutionised landscape painting was through fresh approaches to the act of sketching.

Lunch

2.00-3.00                   The Haywain vs. the Fighting Temeraire

The final session compares the two artists at the end of their lives and how their posthumous reputations have waxed, waned and evolved.

Questions?

The total cost for the day including a two-course lunch is £43.50

For any further information either ring me on 01758 461166 or email robertsjackie@outlook.com

Address: Jackie Roberts, Ty’r Bont, Golf Road, Pwllheli LL53 5PR

Phone number for Tre-Ysgawen Hall 01248 750750

Menu; Main and Pudding followed by tea/coffee

Roast loin of pork, apricot stuffing, sage gravy

Breast of chicken, wild mushroom and tarragon sauce

Lemon sole and smoked salmon paupiette, spinach, white wine and herb cream

Wild mushroom risotto, parmesan shavings (V)

Vanilla pannacotta, fruit compote, honeycomb

White chocolate crème brulee, blackberry compote, cinnamon biscuit

Apple crumble, vanilla anglaise

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I would like to take part in the Special Interest Day on April 24th at Tre-Ysgawen Hall.

Name …………………………………………………………………………………….

I enclose a cheque made out to The Arts Society Llandudno for £43.50

I am/am not interested in car sharing.

My email address ……………………………………………………………………

My telephone number is ……………………………………………………………

Any dietary requirements ……………………………………………………………

Menu choices:

THIS LLANDUDNO DFAS

DAY OF SPECIAL INTEREST 

Will be held on Tuesday 22nd November 2016 in the Pochin  Room and The Hayloft Restaurant at  The Welsh Food Centre , Conwy Valley, from 10.30am to 4.00pm. The venue is situated on the A470, not far from Bodnant Garden.

This study day will be open to non-LDFAS members; the places will be allotted on a first-come first-served basis. The cost, which includes tea/coffee and Welsh cakes on arrival, 2-course lunch in the Hayloft Restaurant and tea/coffee and Welsh cakes before departure is £40.00.

A copy of the application form and a full menu can be found on the "Documents" page of this WEB site. Please click the "Our Society" button to find it or follow this link.

For further information, please contact:-

Judith Jolley, Ferryman’s Cottage, Glanfa Arw,

Tal-y-Cafn, Conwy LL28 5RJ                                  

tel: 01492 650 052