Family Friendly in Pembrokeshire

This exhibition brings to life the legendary tale of Twrch Trwyth from the Mabinogion, a story woven into the very fabric of Wales. The giant boar, though ultimately defeated, remains undestroyed, symbolizing enduring strength and resilience.

This exquisite collection of handmade silver jewellery by Rachel Allan showcases her Sea Kelp, Pebble Gem, and Ammonites designs, all inspired by the breathtaking Pembrokeshire Coast.

The exhibition draws inspiration from the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, reflecting the beauty of nature through a series of paintings of the Pembrokeshire coast.

Each November, Round Table Fishguard and Goodwick set up a ‘road block’ on the Lower Town bridge where Pudsey and his crew, often in fancy dress, exact a toll from all motorists on behalf of Children in Need.

North Pole post box arrives at Oriel y Parc! A magical delivery appears each winter to collect your messages to Santa. Write your festive wishes in a letter and drop it into the special post box.

Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 28 November to 14 December, 4.30pm – 7.30pm. Enchanting light displays create a magical welcome for all the family as you approach the Walled Garden, with Nest Tearoom serving all your festive favourites.

On Saturdays and Sundays from 29 November to 14 December Santa will be in his magical Grotto hidden within the Castle walls from 10am – 4pm.

Kick-start your Christmas shopping at Oriel y Parc with unique handmade gifts from talented local makers. Enjoy the festive atmosphere, live music and seasonal treats – the perfect way to celebrate the season.

Journey around the Cathedral to see hear and explore the sights sounds and smells of Christmas in the 1st Century

A festive treat that will keep the whole family entertained with hair-larious jokes, audience participation, original songs and plenty of silly shenanigans.