The Friends of Margam Park
Present an evening…
with Phil Cope
a photographer, a writer, a teacher, and a cultural-exhibition designer.
on the history of Holy Wells in Wales.
Ancient, mysterious, and fascinating in their varied forms, the holy wells range from almost invisible rock-strewn holes to startling rocky outcrops. Historical notes are used to explain the significance of the wells featured, which were originally used in pagan rituals before they were attached to early Christian churches. Commercialized spas and full-blown pilgrimage destinations are also shown, along with an environmental message about protecting these fragile geological sites.
This will be of particular interest considering the project with Capel Mair.
Join us on Friday 22nd September at 6:30pm
at
The Abbot’s Kitchen, situated in the Margam Abbey Parish Hall.
£8.00pp
This will include a delicious homemade finger buffet including
Fresh Sandwhiches
Vareity of Pasties
Crisps
Selection of Fresh Cakes
Unlimited Tea/Coffee
Present an evening…
with Phil Cope
a photographer, a writer, a teacher, and a cultural-exhibition designer.
on the history of Holy Wells in Wales.
Ancient, mysterious, and fascinating in their varied forms, the holy wells range from almost invisible rock-strewn holes to startling rocky outcrops. Historical notes are used to explain the significance of the wells featured, which were originally used in pagan rituals before they were attached to early Christian churches. Commercialized spas and full-blown pilgrimage destinations are also shown, along with an environmental message about protecting these fragile geological sites.
This will be of particular interest considering the project with Capel Mair.
Join us on Friday 22nd September at 6:30pm
at
The Abbot’s Kitchen, situated in the Margam Abbey Parish Hall.
£8.00pp
This will include a delicious homemade finger buffet including
Fresh Sandwhiches
Vareity of Pasties
Crisps
Selection of Fresh Cakes
Unlimited Tea/Coffee
Please note, to secure a place you must confirm your attendance by contacting us. Numbers are limited. The cost of the evening is out of our control and is set by Abbot's Kitchen, this includes the hire of the room, food and any additional costs. The Friends of Margam Abbey are a voluntary group like us and therefore it is important to support one another. This is a member only event.
Directions can be found here.
