Hello A year on from Confluence, a new arts development strategy for Pembrokeshire is about to get under way. Inspiring Pembrokeshire is an arts and cultural project that aims to improve access to arts and cultural activities for everyone in the county by engaging with all sectors of the community and discovering what people want. The [...]
Janus, the Roman god has two faces; one that looks backward at the year that has passed and another that stares into the future. January is an appropriate time to look back and to look ahead, to reflect on Confluence and the experimental programme of arts-led regeneration in Haverfordwest. A time to review what has [...]
Saturday 21st January saw a unique event unfold in Haverfordwest. The art performance, 'Where's the Centre please?', was devised by artist Janetka Platun as part of her work on our current commission 'Searching for the Centre.' Four women, wearing authentic 19th century Llangwm fisherwomen's clothes, walked into the town from four starting locations in the north, [...]
The weather was unseasonable warm and fine for a day out in the woods, getting close to nature and practising bushcraft skills in a beautiful spot, along the of the river Cleddau The second in a series of Autumn walks, 'Re-Wild' set out to explore the natural and ecological landscape of the river meadows at Lower [...]
A geocaching and mapping game led by Haverfordwest town councillor, Jon Collier. . How do we get here?’ was the third in a series of Autumn walks organised as part of the Lab’s programme for arts and regeneration in Haverfordwest. Each guided walk aimed to give local people and visitors direct experience of the natural landscape within walking [...]
Over a hundred people engaged with the Big Model during Festival week in Haverfordwest. In a series of informal consultations we asked curious passers-by to mark their favourite spots in town on the model, and to explore the model's interactive features They told us what they loved about Haverfordwest (and what they didn't) and what they would change if they could. [...]
