Latest news from the Span Arts team in Narberth

Latest news from the Span Arts team in Narberth - 


It's all going on in May!
From an young, award-winning cellist to an acclaimed London jazz musician, new member trips to the arts and big, stomping 'Bristol bass' parties, we've got something for everyone this month, and it's the 21st anniversary of the BIG Plant Sale!
Head to our website to get more info or book tickets - http://www.span-arts.org.uk


Luke Millard (Cellist) Thursday 1 May
The last in this series of Classical evenings, award winning Cellist Luke Millard performs at Hotel Plas Hyfryd.


Comedy Club: Simon Bligh, Kiri Pritchard McLean and Toby Hadoke Thursday 8 May
A Liverpudlian, a Welsh girl and a 'comedy genius'! Candlelit cabaret dining makes for a top-notch evening.


Span Jazz: Philip Clouts Quartet Wednesday 21 May
Pianist and composer Philip Clouts leads his band in an evening of multicultural jazz at the cosy Dingle Club in Narberth.


The Ugly Duckling Monday 26 May
Magical storytelling and puppetry in a spellbinding puppetry adaptation of the classic children's favourite.



The BIG Plant Sale Saturday 3 May
It's the 21st anniversary of our ever-popular BIG Plant Sale! With food, music and a bar it's the best day out.


Span Arts Singing Workshop Wednesday 14 May
Our monthly singing workshop with Clara Clay. It's warm, welcoming and fun for all talents, come and join with your voice.


Members Only: Mugenkyo Taiko Drummers Wednesday 14 May
If you're a member, you can get free bus travel to this amazing performance! Visit our website for all the details.


Gemini Party: Dub Mafia Saturday 24 May
Sister show of the Aquarian Party, it's the Gemini Party, with Bristol favourites Dub Mafia, plus the best local DJs.

Become a member! Its easy and affordable! Become a member of Span Arts and enjoy discounted ticketsand free trips to arts experiences at other venues.
New: our members now get a discount on tickets to Dinefwr Literature Festival.
Rates start at only £12.50 per year, with group discounts too.
For more info click here

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