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Connecting unique cultural space across the region - welcoming families, friends and communities to discover something new.
We are CofGâr
We are the Carmarthenshire County Council museums and arts service and we care for five museums in West Wales.

Carmarthenshire Museum
Discover the chapters of Carmarthenshire's history in the beautiful Old Bishop's Palace of St David's, filled with family-friendly exhibitions and events.

Dylan Thomas Boathouse
Visit the iconic last home of Wales's most famous poet and find out how this 'seashaken house' in the 'lovely town' of Laugharne inspired some of his most successful works.

Kidwelly Tinplate Works
Kidwelly is home to the oldest surviving tinplate works in the world, and we're working on bringing this wonderful site back to life. View our latest news, events, and guided tours here.

Museum of Land Speed
Experience this family friendly museum that tells the story of Pendine Sands and the iconic land speed records that were set there.

Parc Howard Museum
Play, discover, and learn at the heart of Llanelli with exhibitions filled with ideas, inventions, and imagination.
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Welsh Museums Festival
Witches, pumpkins and not a scrap of plastic: a sustainable Halloween at CofGâr!

The Wild Men of Arenig
For periods of time between 1910 and 1913, the artists James Dickson Innes and Augustus John, and occasionally Derwent Lees, formed an artistic community in the Arenig valley in North Wales. Together they produced radical landscape paintings that transformed the visual language of Welsh art.

Romantic Wales: Turner and his contemporaries
Explore Wales through J M W Turner and his contemporaries, featuring rare sketchbooks, landscapes and Neo‑Romantic art.

Garlic, Pumpkins, and Vampires!
Adam Jones (Adam yn yr Ardd), the S4C and BBC Radio Cymru gardener, will lead a bilingual hands-on workshop for children.

Spooktacular Drama Session
Want to get in the mood for a haunting Halloween?
The Voteporix Stone
If you like objects with stories to tell, don’t miss this impressive standing stone at Carmarthenshire Museum. It’s unusually large, beautifully carved, and it carries messages in two different writing systems.
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New exhibition brings the Wild Men of Arenig to Parc Howard Museum
A new exhibition, Wild Men of Arenig: James Dickson Innes | Augustus John | Derwent Lees, opens at Parc Howard Museum, Llanelli, from 4 July 2026 to 10 January 2027.

Discovering Turner's Laugharne Connection
Follow in the footsteps of J.M.W. Turner through Laugharne Castle, the Taf Estuary and the landscapes that inspired both the celebrated artist and poet Dylan Thomas.

Darganfod cysylltiad Turner â Thalacharn
Dilynwch ôl traed J.M.W. Turner drwy Gastell Talacharn, Aber Taf a'r tirweddau a ysbrydolodd y ddau – yr arlunydd enwog a'r bardd Dylan Thomas.

Romantic Wales brings J.M.W. Turner to Carmarthenshire Museum
An exciting new exhibition, Romantic Wales: Turner and his contemporaries, is now open at Carmarthenshire Museum in Abergwili until 16 October 2026.

Y Gymru Ramantaidd yn dod â J.M.W.Turner i Amgueddfa Sir Gâr
Mae arddangosfa newydd gyffrous, Y Gymru Ramantaidd: Turner a'i Gyfoedion, bellach ar agor yn Amgueddfa Sir Gâr yn Abergwili tan 16 Hydref 2026.
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We are CofGâr.
We care for five museums as the Carmarthenshire County Council museums and arts service



