Ruby Tuesdays

Make friends, socialise, learn a bit, taste and drink a bit (!), have a laugh… it’s all up for grabs.

And it’s free, thanks to our supporters at the Community Foundation Wales.

We will be meeting at the same place and same time as before:

St Mary’s Hall, Rosehill Street

2pm – 4pm on Tuesdays January to April in 2023

So… what’s on?

Here’s a taste of what the timetable will include in the New Year 2023…

We will be drumming with Alan Collinson. A session that is more meditation than Keith Moon. Get zenned out and bring a drum if you have your own.

We will be visiting a garden/orchard in Llandudno Junction with Bardsey apple saviour Ian Sturrock. BYO apples for identification.

Bodnant Garden’s new head gardener Ned Lomax talks about this first season at the garden and what he has planned for 2023.

Tea and wine tasting, astronomy, jazz, rhythm and blues, are all in the pipeline for 2023

Previously on Ruby Tuesdays…

Local band The Secret entertained us at our last get together in April. They are so secret we don’t even have a photo!

Photography in Conwy with Richard Williams

Wine tasting with Julie from Vino Mondo

Snowdonia Dark Skies talk byDanni Robertson of Snowdonia National Park.

Guitarist Jack Mayall brought rock and roll to Ruby Tuesdays with his tallk about famous guitars and their owners.

Photography with Richard Williams and a variety of cameras

An afternoon of gin tasting with Kevin Flower from pHure Liquors

Drumming with Alan Drums.

March 1st- we made a giant daffodil for St David’s Day and smaller ceramic versions

An afternoon tasting locally brewed beers with their brewer Jonathan Hughes,

The Cane Toads’ brought their dirty blues and roots music for a session of slide guitars and old favourites. 

Swing jazz band The Quaynotes got the party started on with tunes from the great American song book and their own interpretations of more modern songs.