Celebrating the music of Spandau Ballet & Duran Duran With over 20 top 10 hits, the show will feature 2 hours of non-stop, classics including Gold, Rio, True, The Reflex, Thru the Barricades, Save A Prayer, Lifeline, Girls on Film, to name a few - guaranteed to leave the audience shouting for more!
10 week course with popular Monmouthshire Lecturer Eleanor Bird for MonLife Heritage Museums
This broad ranging and absorbing course needs no background in art history, just a desire to look harder at art and understand its developments more clearly.
Join MonLife Heritage Museums’ exciting new art history course. From van Eyck to van Dyck, Raphael to Reynolds and Pissarro to Picasso, explore how artists’ portrayal of their sitters reflected the art, politics and religion of their era.
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Willow Weaving Workshop at the Usk Hub - make an Autumnal or Halloween themed Wreath. For more details or to book a place, please contact 01291 426888 or email uskhub@monmouthshire.gov.uk
Abergavenny Road Club is always looking to welcome new riders ...
The musical talents of Abergavenny Borough Band, Abergavenny Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society and Ethan Stockham come together for a night to remember in memory of two much respected Abergavenny residents, Sheila Woodhouse and John Powell. Join us in a musical journey of celebration with all proceeds donated to St David's Hospice.
10 week course with popular Monmouthshire Lecturer Eleanor Bird for MonLife Heritage Museums
This broad ranging and absorbing course needs no background in art history, just a desire to look harder at art and understand its developments more clearly.
All for one and fun for all! A brand-new comedy written and directed by Richard Tunley. Join our heroes - D’Artagnan, Athos, Porthos, and Aramis - on a riotous journey filled with sword fights, mistaken identities, and hilarious hijinks. Expect quick wit and boundless energy, with non-stop laughs from start to finish.
Join MonLife Heritage Museums’ exciting new art history course. From van Eyck to van Dyck, Raphael to Reynolds and Pissarro to Picasso, explore how artists’ portrayal of their sitters reflected the art, politics and religion of their era.
