



Online Talks and Podcasts
Toby Driver U-Tube talk – Archaeology of the Gwent Levels
The 2025-26 ALHS season of Lectures has been a great success and the almost fully booked Summer Visits, combined with the completion of the first visit of the year indicates that the visits programme will be equally successful. The AGM took place on 13th May and was well attended. It was followed by one of Maddie Gray’s interesting and enjoyable lectures. Although we will not have another lecture until September our monthly email always offers plenty of suggestions for other organisation’s talks and events.
Over the past year, along with their monthly emails, our members have received a copy of the second edition of our children’s stories Abergavenny Tales and Trails, the third edition of our journal Gobannium Gazette, and our special publication Wendy Boston and the Bears, the History of the Toy Industry in Abergavenny and Crickhowell. You can find the download button here. Our £20 subscriptions represents excellent value for money!
Other Organisations' Events in June
More events can always be found on our Facebook page
Tenovus Cancer Care
History Treasure Hunt
20 June 2:00pm – 4:00pm, Castle Street Methodist Church Hall, Abergavenny, £10 adult £5 child including refreshments, suitable for all ages
Step back in time and explore the rich history of Abergavenny in this fun and interactive Treasure Hunt! Perfect for families, friends, and local history enthusiasts, you’ll follow clues, solve puzzles, and uncover fascinating stories hidden around the town.
Whether you’re a seasoned sleuth or just looking for a unique afternoon out, this is a great way to discover Abergavenny from a fresh perspective – all while supporting the vital work of Tenovus Cancer Care.
£50 prize for the winning team! Take part as a team of up to 4 people – or go solo if you prefer
After the hunt, return to the hall to relax and enjoy a well-earned cuppa and some delicious cake.
Tickets can be booked here: https://register.enthuse.com/ps/event/HistoryTreasureHunt
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales
Recording Placenames Workshop
25 June 1pm-6pm Llangors Community Centre – all welcome
Come along to the Royal Commissions Placenames workshop and help develop the National Park’s placenames record. Do you know old place-names that don’t appear on Ordnance Survey maps – old buildings, fields, lanes or footpaths? Maps and other materials are very welcome.

