Following the lifting of COVID regulations in relation to public spaces, groups and individuals are invited to use the hall without restriction. However, in the interest of public health, we advise that users utilise the hand sanitiser, wear masks and keep a reasonable distance from others. Thank you.
Welcome to Caerwedros Memorial Hall’s website.
Located in the heart of the Bro Siôn Cwilt area in Ceredigion, the brand-new hall opened in September 2013, offering:
• A large multi-purpose function room
• Fully modernised kitchen
• Extensive banqueting furniture
• Multimedia performance and presentation equipment
• Facilities for disabled users
If you are looking for a venue for an event, activity or meeting get in touch.
Call the Hall Secretary on: 01545 560255.
You can also follow us on Facebook.
Caerwedros Memorial Hall is a registered charity and is administrated by a committee of volunteers.
Caerwedros Memorial Hall
Caerwedros, Llandysul, Ceredigion, SA44 6BL
"Beth yw byw? Cael neuadd fawr
rhwng cyfyng furiau"
- Waldo
“What is life? Discovering a vast hall
within confined walls”.
- Waldo Williams
Over the summer of 2013, renowned sculptor Ben Dearnley (who lived at Pensarn Chapel House) spent many months working on the Talking Stone project - a sculptured menhir which stands proudly in front of the hall.
The stone was kindly donated by the Croesheddig Newydd family and was transported from North Wales on one of Gareth Evans, Hafod Iwan’s, sturdy trailers. A few local characters pitched in to set the monument upright, and a (speeded up!) video of the process can be viewed on YouTube here.
On the front of the stone 'Caerwedros' is carved in Celtic script in monumental fashion. Beneath it is the above quote by Pembrokeshire poet, Waldo Williams.
On the reverse are carvings of local views and famous characters, such as the17th century smuggler Siôn Cwilt and Saint Tysilio who gave his name to the church above nearby Cwm Tudu. There are also depictions of a young farmer shepherding his sheep, and the sun setting over the local hills and shoreline.
You are welcomed to visit the hall to see the menhir and its carvings and explore the stories of Caerwedros.
Click here to see more pictures of the stone
Established in 1995, the Caerwedros Produce Show is held on the first Saturday in August and is the local social event of the year!
There are sections for domestic, artistic, horticultural and agricultural produce. Many local societies and organisation have stand exhibitions at the show and various attractions and activities are organised during the day.
The Show Committee are indebted to the Jones family, Cyffionos, for hosting the show annually in a field adjacent to the hall.
For more information, please contact the Show Secretary, Llinos John, on 07814 216123.
