Category: Event
Llandaff Ghost Walk
Llandaf resident and LlandafPost reader Caerwyn Williams has been in touch to say how much he enjoyed the Llandaff Ghost Walk last night.
Caerwyn writes to say:
“Yes, the walking tour at Llandaf was quite something. There are a few stories about ghosts seen in the area around the Cathedral. The witch from ‘Ffordd y Meirw’ (the street of the dead) was particularly scary. She had red hair, green skin and wings. She usually crawls on the ground. Walking around in pitch dark adds to the suspense ! I left the landing light on after going to sleep that night.
“I can recommend the walk. It’s very scary, even though there are no gimmicks, just the stories.” Book @CardiffHistory !”
Thanks to Caerwyn for his report.
The Llandaff Ghost Walk costs £8 for the 1 hour 20 minute walk and £11 for the two hour extended walk. You can see the walks’ dates and book a place on the Llandaff Ghost Walk at https://www.cardiffhistory.co.uk/shop.php?c=1_0
Written 01/09/17
Llandaff 50+ Group outing
The next Llandaff 50+ Group trip is to Llancaiach Fawr on 14 June. Details on this poster.
Cardiff May Day Carnival
Bridge Road – Cardiff
Now in it’s 5th year! Cardiff’s favourite May Day Carnival!
Bank Holiday Monday 1st May 2017
Llandaff Rowing Club
11am
A fun-filled day with stalls, fun fair rides, face painting, BBQ, Beer and Champagne Bar, entertainment through-out the day and lots more……….
St Matthew Passion at Llandaf Cathedral
8 April, Llandaff Cathedral Choral Society
11th Lisbeth David Lecture on Cardiff’s Lost Houses
Friday 31 March in Llandaff Memorial Hall
Tennis tales by Wimbledon umpire George Grimes
Cardiff Rotary offers an evening of tennis umpiring anecdotes about John McEnroe and others on 9 March at Cardiff Metropolitan University’s Llandaf campus.
Happy Birthday K2 Coffee Shop, Llandaf
You just need to ask for a free ticket to join the celebrations:
Auction of art by world-renowned artists in Llandaf
At the Metripolitan University on Western Avenue from 17:00 on 21 Feb
Rosemary Scadden addresses the Llandaff Society
24 Feb at Llandaff Parish Hall, Cardiff a Capitol City. 7.30pm
Photos from today’s Insole Christmas Market
The redeveloped Insole Court in Llandaf Cardiff brings an old-world feel of the Cotswolds or Cheshire to the Welsh capital. The Christmas Market there today really helped to increase the quota of Christmas spirit. There was delicious lentil soup, Italian leather handbags and woven scarves, original pastels by local artists and lots of Festive hustle and bustle. Here are some photos I took:
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