
Attractions In September

Attractions In September
Tuesday 1st Daphne Cowen Embroided Landscapes & Watercolours
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Wrexham. A selling exhibition by the distinctive award-winning local artist Daphne Cowen. Her images reflect her love of the landscape of Wales and are depected in stylised representations using embroidered silk paintings.
Wednesday 2nd Head Gardener's Walk
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Bodnant Gdns. Conwy. Tour this stunning Garden with our knowledgeable Head Gardener, learn about our magnificent plant and tree collections, hear about projects being undertaken, and pick up helpful tips and ideas for your own garden. Maximum 15 persons.
Friday 4th to Sunday 6th -Shrewsbury International Street Theatre Festival
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Shrewsbury. Three days of top street theatre artists from all over the world performing in the town centre.
Saturday 5th to Sunday 6th 17th Century Living History Weekend 2
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See how ordinary people lived their everyday lives over 300 years ago. See 17th Century craft demonstrations, hear 17th music and smell 17th century food.
Saturday 5th to Sunday 6th - Llangollen Balloon Festival
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Llangollen. Weekend of family entertainment with thrilling balloon nightglow and fireworks finale on Saturday evening. Balloons fly early morning and evening, weather permitting
Sunday 6th Archery Demonstrations
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Bodnant Gdns. Conwy. See the art of Archery demonstrated by the experts, and then why not Have-a-go-with-a-Bow yourself, great fun for all ages. £2 for 6 arrows.
Sunday 6th Herbs in the Victorian Kitchens.
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Bangor. Explore the use of herbs in victorian cooking.
Saturday 12th Heritage Open Day
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Bodnant GdnsConwy The Garden will be open free of charge to celebrate Heritage Open Day.
Saturday 12th Guided tours & late opening of Conwy Bridge.
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Conwy Late opening of the bridge until 8pm with guided tours held at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm.Saturday 12th Explore your digital SLR compact camera part two
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Wrexham A day designed to help you take control of your photography in wonderful historical surroundings. Cost will be £60 to include tea/coffee.Saturday 12th Heritage Open Day
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Chirk Castle Come along and explore this magnificent castle and garden for free on Heritage Open Day.Saturday 12th Heritage Open Day
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Powys Castle Free entry for all visitorsSunday 13th Displays of Falcons and Flying Demonstrations – September
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Bodnant GdnsConwy Our popular audience-participative event is not to be missed! Come along and experience for yourself the thrill of flying and retrieving a Siberian Great Grey Owl or a beautiful Harris Hawk. Talk to the falconers and learn more about these wonderful birds of prey.
Sunday 13th Digital Photography Course - Introduction to Landscape Photoraphy Part 1
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Chirk Castle.Disappointed with your landscape or holiday photos? We aim to show you how to take considered, professional looking photographs, rather than 'snaps'. The techniques you will learn on this workshop will help you to produce better photography of landscapes, cities and buildings.Monday 14th - Conwy Honey Fair
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Conwy. 700 year old charter fair, founded by Edward 1st, held in Conwy High Street and Lancaster Squareevery September. Honey stalls, crafts, plants and local .
Wednesday 16th Tina Holley Exhibition
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Bangor Renowned local artist with art exhibition of landscapes with a personal touch.Saturday 19th Jean Napier Photography
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Wrexham One of Wales most talented and creative photographers brings her large exhibition of prints to Erddig.Saturday 19th to Sunday 20th - Mold Food & Drink Festival
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Mold. Local residents and workers are being given a once in a lifetime chance to share the stage with the celebrity chefs at this year's Mold Food and Drink
Saturday 19th to Sunday 20th The Sealed Knot
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Chirk Castle.Syr John Owen's Regiment of Foote return to besiege Chirk Castle and bring the English Civil War back to life. Full programme of events including battle re - enactment, drill displays, living history camp and demonstrations, and dramatic scenarios.Saturday 19th to Sunday 26th - North Wales International Music Festival
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St Asaph. A week of classical music concerts from internationally acclaimed artists, including the King's Singers and BBC National Orchestra of Wales.
Saturday 19th to Sunday 20th - Birkenhead Festival of Transport
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Birkenhead. The two day Birkenhead Festival of Transport on 19th & 20th September has the theme of transport through the ages particularly the Victorian and Edwardian era, featuring Steam traction engines, steam boats, steam powered fairground, brass bands, trade stands, vintage buses etc.
Saturday 19th to Sunday 20th - Denbighshire Heritage Open Days.
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Llangollen. Come and take a closer look at the Denbighshire's rich heritage. An array of buildings and monuments will be open free of charge, as well as many walks.
Sunday 20th - The Anglesey Marathon
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Anglesey. There will be a full marathon (26.2 miles), 10K and 5K race.
Friday 25th to Sunday 27th - Denbighshire Walking Weekend
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Denbigh. A long weekend of guided walks in Hiraethog and the Vale of Clwyd. Whether you’re fascinated by history or nature, enjoy a challenge or a gentle stroll,
Friday 25th to Sunday 1st Nov Alice's Adventures in Watercolours
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Bangor A wonderful opportunity this year to view for the first time a collection of landscape paintings by the Hon. Alice Douglas-Pennant, daughter of the 2nd Lord Penrhyn.Saturday 26th Dusk Walk