What's On
Listings of coming events in and around Llangadog,
Capel Gwynfe and Bethlehem
Every care is taken in compiling this list of What's
On and all details given below are believed to be correct, but dates, times, etc can change. Details
can be checked by ringing the numbers given.
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Events at Bethlehem Hall
http://bethlehemhall.wales
JANUARY AT BETHLEHEM HALL
The first Bethlehem Quiz of the new year takes place on Monday evening (12th January) at 7.30pm, bar open from 7pm. Liz and Paul from last month's winning team will be asking the questions so we do hope you can come along to support the event. All the income goes directly towards the upkeep of the hall so a busy quiz night means a great deal. to us.The snow and ice have thankfully gone, we are back to our default setting of rain, so no need to worry about travelling to Bethlehem in bad weather!
The menu for the January supper (see below) has a definite Spanish feel to it, but it will be hearty and cheering in this continuing dreary weather - a Cuban pulled beef dish, an Andalusian vegetable casserole, Tarta de Santiago, and a raspberry and white chocolate trifle (not very Spanish but who cares).
We already have a few places pre-booked, and can only cater for a limited number of people, so get in touch as soon as possible if you'd like to come along.
The profit from the supper, along with bar sales, is hugely important to us so it would be lovely if you could support the suppers again this winter.
Andy Brice has been busy over the Christmas period with two new YouTube videos in the ongoing campaign opposing the pylons and wind turbines, here are the links -
https://youtu.be/jiGrXqnJ7Bc
https://youtu.be/HySk893JEDk
And just a heads up that the February supper, which is pencilled in for Friday 27th, falls within a couple of days of Dydd Gwyl Dewi, St. David's Day, so it will have a very Welsh flavour, literally!
We would like to thank everyone who supported and volunteered for the December events, and who kindly gave up their time to man the hall on the days we opened up for the card stamping. Some days were very busy, others not so much, but yet again we welcomed visitors from near and far, who all seemed very pleased that the tradition of stamping cards was still carrying on in Bethlehem. Looking forward to seeing you at the Old School sometime in the near future.
Diolch,
Nia
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Hiring Bethlehem Hall
If you want to book the hall for events, then get in touch
with Nia who is managing the bookings.
You can contact her on niaclement0@gmail.com or
by phone 01550 777254 or mobile 07747021462.
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Gwynfe
Hall
Blwyddyn Newydd Dda i Bawb! Happy New Year to Everyone!
We will be having a Sausage & Mash Supper at Gwynfe Community Hall on Saturday, 31st January. There will be a choice of meat or veggie/vegan sausages with mash, peas and onion gravy or a baked beans option for anyone not so keen on peas / gravy.
Come along for takeaways between 6:30 and 7 pm (please bring your own containers) or from 7 pm to eat at the hall. The bar will be open and supper will be priced at £8 for adults and £4 for children (payable in cash on the door); some sweet treats will also be available for purchase.
Please fill in the simple online booking form by following this link:
Kindly let us know by the end of Monday, 26th January how many of you will be coming (with menu choices) so that we can plan the catering. If you have any questions, please message us on this e-mail address or phone Colin on 07887-366424 Look forward to seeing you there!
You may also like to make a note of the upcoming additional events at the Community Hall:
- Sunday, 1st March: St. David's Day (details to follow)
- Saturday, 28th March: Quiz Night
- Saturday, 25th April: Pop-Up Pub
Gwynfe Community Association website: gwynfecommunityhall.co.uk
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CADOG FILM CLUB
We run two types of event, always in the evening and in the Llangadog Community Hall:
. on the first Saturday of every month from October to May we show a film that has broad appeal
. on the third Friday of every month from October to April we show something less well-known that has been highly rated - we call these evenings "Buffs' Nights".
The Saturday events are as much social as about the film. Everyone coming brings a plate of food to share and we have a buffet meal at tables, with wine and soft drinks available to buy. We sit and chat for an hour or so before clearing everything away and enjoying the film.
On Fridays we meet for half an hour or so before the film for drinks and nibbles.
The easiest way to join is to come to a Friday or Saturday event and sign up at the door. Membership is £5 per season per person (there is a minimum age limit for paid-up members of 16).
TICKETS cost £5 per person per film, payable at the door.
NON-MEMBERS are welcome, maybe visitors or friends of members who would like to see the show, or under 16s if the film is legal for them to see. Non-members' tickets are £6.
OTHERWISE you can contact the Club's Secretary by e-mail - cadogfilmclub@aol.com
Our website is at https://cadogfilmclub.org.uk/
Dinefwr Ramblers
Dinefwr Ramblers is the Ramblers group for the Llandeilo, Llandovery and Ammanford areas. The first three walks with the group will be free of charge and afterwards becoming a member of the Ramblers will provide many benefits and give support to a charity dedicated to promoting walking.
Further information on these and a wide variety of other easier walks organised by Dinefwr Ramblers, including contact details for the leaders, will be found on the website www.dinefwr Ramblers.org.uk and in The Post's Events section.
Llangadog Gardening Association
Llangadog Gardening Association meets at 7.30pm on the last Wednesday of every month in Llangadog Community Centre. We have a varied programme of speakers, trips and events throughout the year. Contact Helen Williams on 01550-777719 for further details.
