Oriel y Parc, National Park Discovery Centre

Oriel y Parc is a National Park centre, gallery, shopping venue and café in St Davids, the smallest city in Britain. It sits within the UK's only truly coastal National Park.

Pause and connect with the timeless beauty of The Sea Horizon. This exhibition presents a captivating exploration of time, place, and light through Fabian Miller’s The Sea Horizon series, alongside his innovative cameraless photography.

Born curious…a noticer, an observer, a naturalist and self-taught artist, Ian’s work was to record and protect the natural world and if necessary, explain it to others. Maps, notebooks, field sketches, finished work, a 50-year Almanac, vignettes of Arctic and Antarctic life and more, all celebrate a lifetime of observation, creativity and devotion to the living world.

Narberth Poets are a group of six Pembrokeshire-based writers who created this exhibition to protest against political, social and environmental injustices in the world today. Bean Sawyer, Jane Campbell, Jackie Biggs, Jean Riley, Christian Donovan and Emma Baines believe that through poetry, they can sow the seeds of social change and inspire others to challenge the status quo. * Some explicit language

Jane Boswell’s paintings are expressive and semi-abstract, often incorporating collaged elements. These artworks express the joy and deep connection she feels with the coast and countryside of Pembrokeshire. Sue Lewis trading as The Bluestone Bothy has been a member of the group for several years. Sue creates a range of distinctive Preseli Bluestone jewellery which has a strong sense of place.

A collection of rings created within the BA (Hons) Jewellery Design course at Coleg Sir Gâr, Carmarthen for the module Investigating Materiality. Inspired by Oriel y Parc - a modern, sustainable, and architecturally innovative building and Pembroke Castle – this series transforms the forms, shapes, patterns, colours, and surfaces into contemporary ring designs.

Join us for a creative art workshop where you’ll make your own dragon wings or a giant daffodil to wear at our St David’s Day Parade.

Create your own mythical creature and become part of the adventure! Drop in and use a variety of art materials to design a unique piece.

Follow the troublesome Twrch and determined Ddraig Goch as their story unfolds through the City of St Davids. Search for the story stops along the trail to complete the challenge and to earn your reward.

Join us for a market of handpicked local stallholders selling handmade crafts and produce.

Join us for our annual St David’s Day Parade – a vibrant celebration marking the birth of our patron saint, St David.

Join clergy from the Cathedral in celebrating and blessing the lighting of the stone in our courtyard on the patron saints day. Procession then continues to Cross Square.

Come and view the fantastic display of bikes from the Pembrokeshire Vintage and Classic Motorcycle Club as they gather in the Courtyard.