MOMA Machynlleth

40 years ago the first concert took place at Y Tabernacl. Last night we celebrated with a concert by ten tenors.
-
40 mlynedd yn ôl, cynhaliwyd y cyngerdd cyntaf yn Y Tabernacl. Neithiwr fe wnaethon ni ddathlu gyda chyngerdd gan ddeg tenor.

🎬 The Rocky Horror Picture Show – Special Screening

Get ready for a gloriously outrageous evening with a special screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show on Thursday, 29 October at 7:00 PM.

When the wholesome Brad and Janet find themselves stranded at the mysterious castle of Dr Frank-N-Furter, they are swept into a wild night of music, madness, and mayhem. Packed with iconic songs, unforgettable characters, and larger-than-life performances, this cult classic has been delighting audiences for generations.

Whether you're a devoted fan or experiencing it for the first time, The Rocky Horror Picture Show promises an evening of laughter, spectacle, and pure entertainment. So dress up if you dare, warm up those vocal cords, and get ready to do the Time Warp!

📅 Date & Time: Thursday, 29 October | 7:00 PM
🎟️ Tickets: £5 Adults

Tickets available in our bio.

🎬 Hocus Pocus – Special Screening

Celebrate the spooky season with a magical screening of Hocus Pocus on Thursday, 29 October at 2:00 PM.

When three mischievous witch sisters are accidentally brought back to life on Halloween night, it’s up to a group of unlikely young heroes—and a talking black cat—to stop them before they cast their spell over Salem forever. Packed with enchanting adventures, laugh-out-loud moments, and unforgettable characters, this Halloween classic has delighted audiences for generations.

Perfect for families, friends, and anyone who loves a little Halloween magic, Hocus Pocus is the ultimate feel-good seasonal favourite to enjoy on the big screen.

Don’t miss this bewitching cinematic adventure. 🎃✨

📅 Date & Time: Thursday, 29 October | 2:00 PM
🎟️ Tickets: £5 Adults | £2.50 Under 15s

Tickets available in our bio.

Gwilym Bowen Rhys Trio
Saturday 31 October - 7.30pm

Gwilym Bowen Rhys is a folk singer and musician from Eryri – the mountainous north west of Wales, where Welsh is the predominant language.

His music combines old melodies and lyrics, intricate guitar arrangements, and a rich powerful voice that effortlessly swings from velveteen sweetness to earthy grit. He will be joined on stage by the fiddler Patrick Rimes and the harper Gwen Màiri.

Ticket: £17.50 | Under 15s: £5.00
Tickets available in our bio.

Fiddlebop
Saturday 24 October - 7.30pm

Wales-based FiddleBop plays jazz-folk: from Hot Club Gypsy swing to jigs’n’reels, and beyond.

FiddleBop’s music is sophisticated but isn’t stuffy or pretentious. Is danceable and exciting but not rhythmically boring. Has plenty of go-for-it improvised solos but is still tuneful and melodic. They love what they play, and it shows!

FiddleBop will get your feet stomping and your heart thumping (in a good way, of course)

Adults: £12.00 | Under 15s: Free
https://moma.cymru/en/e/fiddlebop/

Not long to go! Dim hir i fynd!

A concert by Ten Tenors to celebrate 40 years since the first concert at Y Tabernacl.
Cyngerdd gan Deg Tenor i ddathlu 40 mlynedd ers y cyngerdd cyntaf yn Y Tabernacl

Aled Wyn Davies
Trystan Llyr
Robyn Lyn
Rhodri Jones
Joshua Mills
Osian Wyn Bowen
Ceri Davies
Gaz Morris
Elgan Llyr Thomas
Richard Allen

Accompanist / Cyfeilydd: Jeff Howard

Saturday 10 October - 7.30pm
Nos Sadwrn 10 Hydref - 7.30yh
Tickets / Tocynnau: £25.00

https://moma.cymru/en/e/ten-tenors/

Tomorrow/ Yfory

Darlith Condry Lecture 2026
Sat / Sad 3 Oct / Hyd - 7.30pm
Carwyn Graves

The Welsh landscape, in all its variety, is at base just as much a human cultural creation as a natural phenomenon: its raw materials evolved alongside the humans that have lived there since the ice receded. In this lecture Carwyn will present the Welsh cultural lens on some of our familiar landscapes and ask how holding on to this lens can help with work to revivify Welsh landscapes in the future.

Carwyn is an author, public speaker, gardener and naturalist from Carmarthen. His book Tir: The Story of the Welsh Landscape (2024) takes a deep dive into the creation and ecology of different types of habitats within the Welsh landscape, while his publication Cynefin: Wisdom from a thousand years of Welsh Nature Poetry (2026) looks at the long cultural relationship between land and people. His works seeks to illustrate how language and food are woven together in Wales.

Tickets: £10
Doors open 7.00pm
Refreshments included
https://moma.cymru/en/e/condry-lecture-2026-the-welsh-cultural-landscape/

-

Mae’r tirlun Cymreig, yn ei holl amrywiaeth, yn gymaint o greadigaeth ddiwylliannol ddynol yn ei hanfod ag y mae’n ffenomenon naturiol: mae ei ddeunyddiau crai wedi esblygu law yn llaw â’r bobl sydd wedi byw yma ers i’r iâ gilio. Yn y ddarlith hon, bydd Carwyn yn cyflwyno’r lens diwylliannol Cymreig ar rai o’n tirluniau cyfarwydd, gan holi sut y gall dal ein gafael ar y lens hwn helpu gyda gwaith i ailfywiogi tirluniau Cymreig yn y dyfodol.

Mae Carwyn yn awdur, yn siaradwr cyhoeddus, yn arddwr ac yn naturiolwr o Gaerfyrddin. Mae The Story of the Welsh Landscape (2024) yn astudiaeth ddofn o greadigaeth ac ecoleg gwahanol fathau o gynefin oedd yn y tirlun Cymreig, ac mae ei gyhoeddiad Cynefin: Wisdom from a thousand years of Welsh Nature Poetry (2026) yn ystyried y berthynas ddiwylliannol rhwng tir a phobl. Mae ei waith yn ceisio dangos sut y mae iaith a bwyd wedi’u plethu i’w gilydd yng Nghymru.

Tocynnau: £10
Drysau’n agor 7.00yh
Yn cynnwys lluniaeth
https://moma.cymru/en/e/condry-lecture-2026-the-welsh-cultural-landscape/