October Half Term
Dinefwr will transform into a Woodland Theatre with magical storytelling and creative activities exploring the history of our magnificent grounds.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
This October half term Dinefwr will become the host of all things Woodland Theatre, using creativity and imagination to tell stories and explore the history of our magnificent estate.
There will be dressing up, and the opportunity to create your own stories in our Woodland Theatre in the Dining Room. The Oak Yard will be open for creative play; Splash about in Water Play, find a story to read in the second hand bookshop, and make some spooky shadows in the Laundry maze.
The cafe will have tasty treats, and as many pumpkin spiced lattes as you could wish for.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Meeting point
All of the planned activities will take place within Newton House, but there is also a whole estate to explore. From ancient trees, to carpet of conkers, there's treasure for everyone.
- What to bring and wear
There's no such thing as bad weather, grab your coats, hats and wellies and get ready for some fun.
Upcoming events
Castle of Culture: Dinefwr and the Spirit of the Sixties
For three years in the 1960s, Dinefwr became a vibrant centre for modern art, music, film and theatre promoted by the youthful 9th Lord Dynevor, Richard Rhys. Come and visit our new exhibition space on our first floor. Curated by Peter Wakelin.
Teithiau Ty | House Tours
Have you ever wondered about the hidden stories of Dinefwr, or wanted to learn a little more about the rich and compelling history of the house? Join us on one of our weekly house tours to get the answers you've been looking for.
Treasured Land: Bat Walks
Join our team for a talk on the myths and legends of bats followed by a walk looking for some of our local bat residents.
Treasured Land : Flower Fridays
Join our volunteer flower arranging team every Friday morning between 11am and 1pm to see them creating their stunning, natural arrangements.