What's coming up at Span Arts


Latest news from the team at Span Arts in Narberth -

What's coming up at Span Arts!


Children's Theatre, Hip-Hop, Comedy & More!


The Tap Dancing Mermaid
Tue 29th March
Tessa Bide performs as the tippety-top dancer, offering stunning puppetry, original music and magical storytelling for a truly fantastic show.


Comedy Night with Steve Gribbin
Thur 14th April
Not only will Gribbin be causing laughter with his comedy songs, daughter of 80s comedy icon Jimmy Cricket will be the MC for the evening!

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Monarch at Colby Woodland Gardens
Thur 7th April
The award-winning Feral Theatre introduces this family-friendly outdoor production, that comes complete with exploration and superb storytelling.

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T'Pau
Fri 22nd April
T'Pau are one of thebiggest and most successful bands of the 1980s. Audiences can look forward to all of T'Pau's biggest hits on this acoustic tour!

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Singing Workshop
Mon 11th/25th April
Led by tutor Clara Clay, a member of the NVPN (Natural Voice Practioners Network), the group is friendly and open to all abilities and interests. Just turn up and join in!

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Span Jazz
Thur 21st April
Talented guitarists Tom Gray and Mark David have teamed up to bring you a blend of high energy Gypsy Jazz, Funk, Soul and Blues for a great SpanJazz evening.

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Coming to us all the way from the US, Akua Naru mixes classic boom-bap hip-hop beats with soul, jazz and blues for a truly unforgettable live performance. Having grown up in Connecticut, Naru's insightful, mutli-layered lyricism and sensational sounds bring life to historical narratives, helping to share her experiences and passion for activism and social justice. An incredible performer, and a must not miss event!

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Click on the video above to hear the hypnotic soulful hiphop from Akua Naru


Don't miss out on the Bristol legends Babyhead!
Back again from across the bridge is one of our favourite live bands, the brass fuelled stage stomping 8-piece Babyhead!
The band has been at the forefront of the UK movement in genre-mashing bands for over 20 years. Their unbelievable mix of ska, hip hop and reggae make them firm festival favourites and nominees for best ‘Feel Good Act’ at the UK Festival Awards.
Tickets are selling fast for this event on Friday 25th March, so pick up your tickets now and secure a place in the front row for what could be their last Welsh date for quite some time!

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Saturday 30th April sees the return of The Narberth BIG Plant Sale, one of the most important dates on Pembrokeshire’s gardening calendar.
Pitches are still available to sell anything garden related! Plants, pots, herbs or even honey! For more information, or to book a pitch, please contact us.

Span Arts
Town Moor, Narberth, Wales SA67 7AG

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