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TimeScape Rhayader is now OPEN

CARAD is proud to announce the opening of our new heritage and arts attraction- TimeScape Rhayader / Amserwedd Rhaeadr Gwy.

This new attraction has something for all ages. Included within lots of fascinating new installations is a wonderfully atmospheric Dragon’s Cave, also accessible through a crawl-through tunnel which features CARAD’s giant Copper Dragon sculpture, Queen Belrenin. 

A host of other new installations explore the area’s fascinating stories from our community today as well as those who lived here before. We explore the unique landscapes, folklore and beliefs which shaped our communities, in a welcoming and fascinating all weather experience.

From Thursday 30th May, TimeScape Rhayader will be open to the public on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays 10.30am-4pm, last entry 3.15pm. Entry is £6 for adults, and a penny for children.

We rely on volunteers to open, so if you’re coming from a distance please check with us to ensure we are open.

Call 07788663172 (Thu – Sat) for more information

International artist Sun Li Tsuei will give a special performance, integrating techniques of tai chi chuan, QI gong, mime and the ancient YA Yue Dance of the Chinese Imperial Court. She studied in Paris with Lecoque and Marcel Marceau.
 
‘Sun Li Tsuei, embodied as a hermit, lives alone on the mountain. One night she is unable to fall asleep. She develops a strange and close relationship with the moon…and with the moon she regains her serenity…she is transformed.’
 
Tickets £10 on the door. 

Volunteers Needed!

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