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Come and see our new exhibitions!
The Museum re-opens on Saturday February 18th with two new Exhibitions on 'Corwen - The Crossroads of North Wales' and 'The Legend of Owain Glyndŵr.
We tell the story of Corwen from the first inhabitants in the area in Prehistoric more | mwy …
We have won Heritage Lottery Support!
We have today received £7900 from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF), part of which will fund two exciting new exhibitions in the Corwen Museum, on the legend of Owain Glyndwr and Corwen – the Crossroads of North Wales. These displays will tell the story of Corwen and the Edeyrnion area more | mwy …
Events in 2016
Our programme for the remainder of 2016 has now been finalised and there are some very interesting talks and visits. Go to the Events Diary to find out what is happening and come along. more | mwy …
What a great afternoon!
We had a great time on our trip to Loggerheads on Thursday 20th August and wish to thank Fiona Gale, the more | mwy …Events for the rest of 2015
Our programme for the remainder of 2015 has now been finalised and there are some very interesting talks and visits. Go to the Events Diary to find out what is happening and come along. more | mwy …
Corwen Museum is up and running!
Our Museum is now open in Capel Coch (next to Bargain Booze). It will be open every day from Saturday March 21st 2015 to Sunday 4th October 2015 and then weekends only during October 2015. Opening times are 11.00 am to 3.45 pm approximately and admission is free (although donations more | mwy …
Premier of video of the Dee Valley taken from the train
Thursday February 19th at 7.00 pm in Capel Coch, Corwen. (next to Bargain Booze). Talk by David Shiel of Denbighshire Countryside Services on "The Dee Valley - Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty", with a video of the Dee Valley taken from the train and being shown to the public for more | mwy …
Visit to Nantclwyd y Dre
Can Edeyrnion and friends enjoyed a trip to Nantclwyd y Dre in Ruthin on Thursday 14th August. Nantclwyd y Dre is Wales' oldest timbered town house, having been built in 1435. It was continually occupied for over five centuries and shows room from seven different ages. more | mwy …
Visit to Tan-y-Coed Burial Chamber
We visited Tan-y-Coed Burial Chamber at Rhydyglaves, Cynwyd, on Thursday 17th July, with the kind permission of the landowner. Fiona Gale, the County Architect, told us that the Burial Chamber more | mwy …Exhibition news
There have been some very exciting developments regarding the Railway Exhibition. Can Edeyrnion are working with Llangollen Railway Trust and Corwen Railway Society to make the Exhibition a permanent museum, based at Capel Coch in Corwen. This has the full backing of the Heritage Lottery Funders and will open to more | mwy …
Programme of Events
Our programme of events is now finalised to January 2015 and promises some very interesting evenings. Please go to the Events page for details. We are now working on our programme for 2015 and would welcome suggestions on topics, speakers and trips, particularly concentrating on the heritage and culture of more | mwy …
