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Summer of Play : Take Flight at Dinefwr

Let your imagination take flight this summer at Dinefwr. Discover a world inspired by birds as you play, create and immerse yourself in spaces throughout the house. Fun for all the family.

  • Booking not needed
  • Admission applies

This summer, let your imagination take flight at Dinefwr. Inspired by our year-long Birding with Branwen programme, Newton House and the Oak Yard become places for creativity, adventure and play, where birds and nature spark imaginations of all ages.

Explore the Birds' Banquet in the Dining Room, bring feathered stories to life in the Woodland Theatre, or get hands-on creating your own clay talisman; Which bird best represents you? Add your own colourful creation to our growing Take Flight installation and step inside Pantri y Deryn | The Birds Pantry, a life-sized bird-themed dolls' house where you're the doll! Discover hidden corners, peek inside cupboards and imagine life from a bird's-eye view.

Outside, the fun continues in the Oak Yard. Build, climb and create with Tyre Tricks, make a splash with water play, or relax in the Black Raven sensory space.

Add your creativity to our collective drawing in the Old Kitchen, enjoy a quiet moment in the Ale Cellar, or simply bring a picnic and make yourself at home.

Activities inside Newton House and the Old Kitchen are included with normal admission, while the Oak Yard remains free for everyone to enjoy (normal car parking charges apply).

Whether you're building, making, performing or exploring, Dinefwr's Summer of Play is the perfect place to spend time together and create lasting memories.

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Event prices

Ticket typeTicket category
Oak Yard - Free entry! Parking charges only£0.00
Normal Admission Applies - Child Entry£6.00
Normal Admission Applies - Adult Entry£12.00
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Upcoming events

John Abell Exhibition : Dod yn ôl at fy nghoed | Return to my trees 

John Abell returns to Dinefwr for his exhibition ‘Dod yn ol at fy Nghoed’. The Welsh proverb "Dod yn ôl at fy nghoed" translates to "to return to my trees" and signifies a return to a balanced state of mind.

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21 Jul to 27 Sep 2026
at 10:30 to 16:30+ 68 other dates or times

Money, Murder and Marriage at Newton House 

Who were the Rhys family? Which member of the family was nearly murdered and how did they get their money? Join us every Tuesday and Thursday at 2pm to find out.

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21 Jul to 15 Oct 2026
at 14:00 to 15:00+ 25 other dates or times

Clay Day with Artist Bonnie Grace 

Get creative with clay at Dinefwr in this hands-on family workshop inspired by the birds and nature of the estate.

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29 Jul 2026
at 11:00 to 15:00

Make your own Summer Posy in a Jam Jar 

Create a beautiful jam jar posy with the help of Dinefwr's talented flower arranging volunteers using seasonal, locally sourced blooms. Fun for all the family.

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5 Aug 2026
at 11:00 to 15:00