Find out what's on at Parc Howard Museum and explore what you can see inside Llanelli's treasure house
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For periods of time between 1910 and 1913, the artists James Dickson Innes and Augustus John, and occasionally Derwent Lees, formed an artistic community in the Arenig valley in North Wales. Together they produced radical landscape paintings that transformed the visual language of Welsh art.
Parc Howard Museum is a must-see for art lovers. Filled with works by some of the most important Welsh artists of the 20th Century, the Museum lives up to its description by locals as a “Treasure House.”
Adam Jones (Adam yn yr Ardd), the S4C and BBC Radio Cymru gardener, will lead a bilingual hands-on workshop for children.
Prepare to fire your imagination at Parc Howard Museum! Explore our Imaginarium on the first floor and discover the weird and wonderful world of Victorian amusements.
Llanelli is a home to invention and reinvention. The town has developed many entrepreneurs and industries over the last 300 years. Let their stories inspire you to consider an invention of your own.
No visit to Parc Howard Museum is complete without admiring the iconic designs of some of the finest ceramics produced in Cymru.
The Parc Howard Story gives you the chance to get to know the house and park through the people who made into the heart of the community that it is today.
Getting to Parc Howard Museum means passing through the stunning public park that has been a popular spot for locals for over a century.