Entertainment
Evening of mediumship to raise funds for the Pink Robins
A SPIRITUAL fundraising evening is being held next month in aid of Pennar Robins’ women’s football team, the Pink Robins.
Popular medium Lee Mills will be hosting An Evening of Mediumship at Pembroke Dock Cricket Club on Friday, November 7.
The event promises an emotional and uplifting night as Lee connects with audiences through messages from loved ones. Proceeds from the evening will go towards supporting the Pink Robins, helping the team with equipment, travel costs and ongoing club development.
Doors open at 6:30pm, with the event starting at 7:00pm. Tickets are priced at £10 per person, with a £5 deposit required to secure a place.
A spokesperson for the Pink Robins said the night is an opportunity not only to raise vital funds, but also to bring the community together in support of local women’s sport.
For tickets and more information, contact 07592 111655.

Entertainment
The Nutcracker brings festive magic to the Torch Theatre
A TIMELESS festive classic filled with wonder, music and magic will delight audiences of all ages at the Torch Theatre this December, as The Royal Ballet’s spectacular production of The Nutcracker graces the big screen.
Join Clara on Christmas Eve as a cosy family gathering transforms into a dazzling adventure. Based on E.T.A. Hoffmann’s much-loved story, this 19th-century tale unfolds in the home of the Stahlbaums, where Clara receives an enchanted Nutcracker doll. As the clock strikes midnight, she discovers a world of sparkling snowflakes, dancing sweets, and a heroic Nutcracker brought to life.
Peter Wright’s 1984 production for The Royal Ballet has captivated audiences for decades, featuring Tchaikovsky’s unforgettable score and Julia Trevelyan Oman’s lavish designs — a combination that captures the very essence of Christmas magic.
The Royal Ballet: The Nutcracker will be screened at the Torch Theatre on Sunday, December 14, at 2:30pm.
Tickets are priced at £20 (£18 concessions | £9 under 26).
For bookings, contact the Box Office on 01646 695267 or visit torchtheatre.co.uk.
Entertainment
Junior Fun Day at Ogi Bridge Meadow promises family fun and festivities
HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY AFC will host a Junior Fun Day at the Ogi Bridge Meadow Stadium on Saturday (Nov 15), offering a full afternoon of entertainment and family-friendly activities from 12:00pm onwards.
The event will feature a wide range of attractions, including a bouncy castle, face painting, 360 camera booth, prizes and giveaways, and even an appearance by Sweet Home Alpaca, where visitors can meet and interact with alpacas between 12:30pm and 2:30pm.
A marquee in the car park will host various activities throughout the day, and half-time cheerleaders will bring extra excitement during the football action.
The fun continues in the clubhouse from 5:00pm, where visitors can watch Wales take on Liechtenstein in the Cymru match live on screen.
Younger fans will also get the chance to meet mascots Freddie Fox and Sandy Bear, while Prendergast CP School will take part in a special School Takeover Day, with Fishguard Cluster Primary Schools also attending.
The event is supported by community partners Stephen Fellows Chiropractor, Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water, and Sandy Bear.
With so many activities on offer, the Junior Fun Day promises to be a memorable day out for families across Pembrokeshire.

(Pic: Haverfordwest County AFC)
Entertainment
Picton Castle announces festive line-up of Christmas events
PICTON CASTLE is preparing for a vibrant and atmospheric festive season, with a series of special events set to take place over the coming weeks. From creative workshops to family encounters with Santa, visitors can look forward to a varied programme celebrating the warmth, creativity and traditions of Christmas at Picton.

Christmas Fair launches the season
The festive calendar begins with the Christmas Fair on November 22 and 23, when local craft makers, artists and artisan producers will fill the castle grounds with unique gifts, handmade treasures and seasonal treats. It’s the perfect opportunity to support independent craftspeople while soaking up the festive atmosphere of the castle and gardens.
Creative workshops and candlelit tours
Those feeling creative can join the Wreathmaking Workshop on December 6, where participants will craft their own natural wreaths using fresh foliage gathered from the castle grounds. Guests are welcome to bring personal decorations or keepsakes to add to their design, and should bring secateurs, an apron and gloves.
For a cosy evening out, the Candlelight Christmas Tour returns on December 18, inviting visitors to explore the castle illuminated only by candlelight. The evening includes seasonal music, festive displays and drinks with canapés by the fire in the Great Hall — a perfect way to experience Picton’s magic at night.
Meet Father Christmas at the Castle
Families can then look forward to meeting Father Christmas on December 20, 21, 22 and 23, as the castle is transformed with sumptuous decorations and festive activities. Children can follow the elf door trail through the castle, take part in Christmas crafts, and receive a special gift from Father Christmas himself — dressed in his traditional Victorian green robe. Adults can enjoy mulled wine or spiced apple juice by the fireside alongside Mother Christmas in the Great Hall.
Book early to avoid disappointment
Tickets for these events (other than the Christmas Fair) are expected to sell quickly, following the huge popularity of Picton’s Halloween celebrations, which sold out within a day.
For full details and ticket information, visit www.pictoncastle.co.uk or follow Picton Castle and Gardens on social media.
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