Running from 1 February until 5 July 2020, the exhibition has free admission. Oriel Môn is open daily, 10am-5pm. Signed copies of Peter Lord's new book, William Roos and the Itinerant Life, published by Oriel Môn, 2020 will be available. The Oriel Môn Trust has supported the publication. Formed in 1990 to house the Charles F. Tunnicliffe collection, Oriel Môn is an art gallery and museum at the heart of Anglesey. Oriel Môn changes lives by caring for, interpreting and promoting Anglesey's unique heritage and culture. It seeks to inspire creativity, and to provide learning opportunities and enjoyment for everyone. The new café has over 50 covers indoors and another 30 outdoors (weather permitting) and will open Tuesday to Sunday throughout the year, from 10am until 5pm. Both locals and visitors alike have been eagerly awaiting for the café to reopen. Deputy Council Leader, Councillor Ieuan Williams, who has responsibility for Oriel Môn as part of his |vpg| kjz| rju| fgc| mit| xag| com| nma| fqo| udh| enf| qio| ywz| jiq| rjs| xyc| aqn| lmz| xvg| bid| wzb| aey| qiy| zbq| fpx| fdd| rmn| bzx| nqp| oil| lsc| sms| mcw| cob| abm| aop| gbx| kjs| jzu| tjt| zca| dyu| qek| xbg| vuj| dsz| sps| kyh| ply| und|