New! Yoga with Catbrook resident, Tracey Beal, starting in the hall on Thursday April 11th. Tracey is standing in for Sarah Chatterton who is taking a sabbatical. Please click on the logo for all the details and dates.
Saturday 4 May
Sarah McQuaid
7.30pm Tickets £10 (U16 Free)
Join us for a wonderful evening of music with the multi-talented singer-songwriter Sarah McQuaid, in a tradition that spans cultures and genres with peerless musicianship. There will be a licensed bar (cash/card).
“One of the most instantly recognisable voices in current music." ... For more info please see her website:
To reserve a ticket please email Andy
Saturday 11 May
Kids 'N' Craft
10 - 11.30am
Come along to our May session in our new
Kids 'n' Crafts Club. You can find all the details by clicking on the logo on the right.
Places filled up very quickly for the two sessions so far, so don't delay in registering and booking your place.
Friday 17 May
Pub Night
7.30pm to 10.30pm
Pub night at the village Hall!
Good locally brewed beer, good wine and a variety of other drinks. Good company and it's walking distance to go home!
We even have a card machine now - easy to pay.
Monday 20 May
Coffee & Craft
2pm - 4pm
Each month we try our hands at something fun so why not come along for a cuppa and a natter, and maybe try your hand at whatever craft we're attempting. It's very informal, so do join us! If you’d like a coffee or tea, that’s £1. If you’d like cake that’s £1 too.
This month we're trying the basics of cross-stitch with a variety of kits to try. However, if the crochet efforts are anything to go by there will be more cake and chat than crafting!!
May Book Club
Monday 20 May 7pm - 8.30pm
This month we will be discussing 'American Dirt' by Jeanine Cummins.
Do come and join us - it's very friendly and informal and just £3 to cover hall hire and refreshments...
New members are always welcome - please click on the cat for more details.
Plants can be delivered in advance by arrangement with Fiona
Plant & Cake Bring & Buy Sale
Saturday 25 May
2pm to about 4.30pm - or when sold out!
This promises to be a fun-filled afternoon with cake and plants – what’s not to love?
Please bring plants ready to sell, marked with their name, and ideally with a price as well – in round pounds or 50p would be easiest. While you are there, please buy another plant (or two, or three, bring lots of coins and friends...) Profits will go to St David’s Hospice Care.
Cakes and tea/coffee will also be available, and donations of cakes are, as always, very welcome.
Remember to bring carrier bags to carry all your plants home…
If you have any queries please email Fiona Wilton
To book your place please contact andrew.pullan@icloud.com
Age guidance: Suitable for ages 12+
Content warning: There are descriptions of eviction by authorities. Suicide is mentioned but there is no detailed description.
Saturday 29 June
The Ragged Storytelling Collective present 'Binderella'
Tickets £10 (U16 £5 with an adult)
Doors open 7pm, show starts 7.30pm
A baby cries in a bin at night - as a Faceless Man carves land for profit; a tall tower rises - as the World Tree shakes; and the fate of the earth hangs upon a single silken spider's thread.
Binderella is a tale for our times, the wild birth-myth of an Anti-Goddess who challenges the forces of greed and despair that seek to steal the future from us. This anarchistic wonder story peeks through the cracks in our society, fusing an environmental rallying cry with an uplifting call for compassion and courage in this age of crisis.
In this debut performance The Ragged Storytelling Collective (Kestrel, Heulwen and Hazel) weave their unique patchwork vision, stitching the raw energy of punk storytelling with a haunting thread of Welsh folk melody and song in this fiercely modern epic.
Originally developed through Beyond the Border Storytelling Festival's New Voices scheme in 2021 and made possible through investment from Arts Council Wales National lottery Funding. With creative support from internationally acclaimed storyteller Daniel Morden, and leading Welsh folk musician Oliver Wilson Dixon, this show will leave you spellbound.
"Kestrel is a dynamic and passionate performer with a unique vision. Binderella is a compelling mash-up of memoir, myth and the Matrix. A must-see!" Daniel Morden
“A back-alley fairytale, scavenged, upcycled and retold!”
“I defy anyone not to enjoy this show!”