Welcome to Llanhilleth Miners Institute
New items added to our Community page "Stute Stories" - can you help Lynn trace her mother's home during the War?
WEDDING RECEPTIONS, PARTIES,ANNIVERSARIES,MEETINGS & CORPORATE EVENTS.
We have a Main Hall which will accomodate up to 200 people in a beautiful historic setting.
Licensed Bar and Catering services available.
Come along and have a look around or e.mail
or Telephone Des Cooper on 01495 357825 who will be pleased to help you with your enquiries.
" FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE STUTE"
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Friday 17th July
THE BROTHER BLUE
FABULOUS RHYTHM & BLUES BAND
(Have a look at their website www.brothersblue.co.uk)
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Friday 24th July
International Singer & Entertainer
Richie Jones
plus Vocalist Leanne Briddle
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Friday 31st July
Vocal Comedy Entertainer
Dave Devreaux
plus vocalist Melany Coffey
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Friday August 7th
THE COUNTERFEIT BEE GEE'S
Doors Open 7.00pm
Advance Tickets only £4.50 available from reception.
£5.00 if purchased on the night (Members £4.00 anytime)
Tickets can be reserved before the date at the lower price by calling 01495 357825
Llanhilleth Institute provides a vibrant link with the industrial past of the Ebbw Fach Valley. This Grade II listed building stands prestigiously within the picturesque village of Llanhilleth and is now a unique venue that caters for conferences, weddings, the arts and live entertainment; as well as acting as a focus and resource for the whole of the community (see our Community and Local Services pages).
Fully restored to the original glory of when it was first built in 1906, Llanhilleth Institute has two function rooms; a large Dance Hall (Ithel Suite) with bar and smaller Ebbw Suites, an Internet Café (Red Ash Café) and Youth Room. It is also home to St Illtyds Communities First, NCH, the Local Health Board and an Independent Doctor.
The heritage of Llanhilleth and the St Illtyds Ward is about more than simply coalmining. Although coalmining played an important role; the Institute itself being built and paid for by the local Miners, it is also an area of myths and legends, fairies and folklore with its own Giant and Castle.
Little evidence of the powerful coal industry remains and the scars of coalmining have healed allowing the beautiful scenery of Llanhilleth to shine through. St Illtyds Church is only a short drive above the Institute from which the most spectacular views can be seen.
We look forward to welcoming you.
Mission Statement
The vibrant heart of the community, seeking to meet the changing needs of the people it serves, and reflect the vision of the miners who built it.
Registered Company Number: 6056945
