What better way to celebrate the achievements of Ty Gobaith and look forward to the future than by having the International Opera star, Rhys Meirion  is co-ordinating a three day festival- Festival of Hope/ Gŵyl Gobaith - to be held at Gwysaney Hall, Mold on June 26, 27 and 28.

 

The weekend will kick-off with Comedy in the Park on Friday 26. Its official we are going to laugh, with the line up that is Silky, Milton Jones, Tudur Owen and top comedian Jason Manford from Chanel 4 panel show, 8 out of 10 cats. Tickets priced at £20.

 

 Classics in the Park is Saturday 27 with Rhys Meirion himself being joint by Shan Cothi, David Kempster, Cor Rhuthun, London International Orchestra, Northop Silver Bank, Moreton Hall Ladies Choir and Ewloe Green Primary School Choir.  Tickets priced: £27 for promenade £ 40 seated.

 

On Sunday it will be Choirs in the Park, with some very exciting names such as BBC’s Last Choir Standing winners and runners up Only Men Aloud and Ysgol Glanaethwy, BBC Your Country Needs You runner up Mark Evans along with others.  Tickets £27 for promenade £40 seated.

 

Why not enjoy the festival in style? Enjoy excellent hospitality in the picturesque surroundings of Gwysaney Hall gardens. This is your chance to entertain your guests or clients with some of the finest music and food that Wales has to offer. Our celebrity chef, Dai Davies, will create a stunning three course meal using local produce and meat from the Gwysaney Estate, to be served in the corporate marquee.   Tickets for the evening will include – a canapé and champagne reception in the Gwysaney Hall rose garden, a stunning three course dinner, four bottles (two white, two red) of presentation wine per table of ten, a programme, priority seating and priority parking. There will be different dinner menus for Saturday and Sunday.   Ticket price - £95.00 per person
Rose Garden Reception is at 16:30, dinner served at 17:00. Classical Concert 20:00
If you would like to apply please telephone 01824 707050

 

 

Tickets are available by contacting Rhyl Pavilion Theatre on: 01745 330 000 or website: www.rhylpavilion.co.uk