Archaeologist Howard Carter’s artwork now on display at The Egypt Centre
A rare painting by Howard Carter, the renowned archaeologist who discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun, has gone on display at...
History and Heritage
UWTSD alumnus creates Welsh Legends card game
A University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) graduate has created a card game with the hope of encouraging more people to...
Celebrating Wales: Arts, Music, and Heritage
Ovеr thе agеs, the small country of Wеles has flourishеd as an artistic hub, еxprеssing a rich culturе through poеtry,...
Powis Castle after dark light display opens for ‘A Treasured Christmas’ 2023
The grand doors to Powis Castle and Garden in Welshpool are open for a for a magical ‘Treasured Christmas’ experience....
Renovated Parc Howard Museum in Llanelli reopens ground floor to visitors
Llanelli’s Parc Howard Museum has reopened to the public with new exhibitions. The distinctive Llanelli landmark was closed in 2021...
Letter by 18th century Welsh naturalist sells for £800 at Shrewsbury auction
An autograph letter by famous 18th century Welsh naturalist, traveller and writer Thomas Pennant sold for £800 at a leading...
First-look: Ancient Egyptian artefacts come to Wales in new study
Swansea University's Egypt Centre given rare opportunity to host and study the artefacts that date back 6,000 years. Having spent...
The Role of Eisteddfodau in Welsh Betting Culture
Despite having been joined with England since 1485, Wales still retains its unique cultural heritage to this day. This continues...
South Wales Miners’ Library marks 50 years of celebrating the region’s industrial heritage
The South Wales Miners’ Library is celebrating half a century of collecting and preserving crucial memories of the region’s proud...
Language performer takes students on cultural journey
A language and chant performer based in the USA was invited to speak to new students about cultural heritage as...