What’s On at Penmaenmawr Museum

Walks, Talks and Events

 

WALKS

 

During the summer, the museum organises a programme of guided heritage walks around Penmaenmawr.

Lowland walks are free to join and family-friendly, but donations to help with our insurance costs are always welcome. You can find details of our next lowland walk below.

There is a fee for the upland walks. Please see the information below.

 

Upland Walks

It has long been our ambition to work in partnership with a professional walk leader to develop a programme of upland history walks as a paid service that will contribute to the running costs of the museum. This year, this ambition has come to fruition and we have partnered with one of our members, Sean Gavin, to put together a programme of six mountain walks. As well as being a professional mountain walk leader, Sean formerly worked as a history teacher and he has a passion for the local landscape and heritage.

 

The guided walks are £25 per person. We have created a 10% discount code for Friends of Penmaenmawr Museum. The next guided walk in our upland programme is shown below.

 

Our next upland walk – POSTPONED

Given the recent wildfires on the hillsides in the locality and the potential for residual smoke and flames to still be present in the area, we are postponing this walk on health and safety grounds. We apologise for any inconvenience caused, and will reorganise this walk later in the season.

 

Our next lowland walk


Saturday 1 August, 10am – 12pm. The walk is free (but donations are welcome of course!).

Booking is essential – please book here: 

A History Walk Along Penmaenmawr Promenade Tickets, Saturday, August 1  •  10 AM – 12 PM | Eventbrite

Winter Lecture Programme 2025-26


Our winter lecture programme for 2025/2026 has now concluded. However, videos of the talks can be accessed here.

Details of the programme for 2026/2027 will appear here in due course.

For your general information, talks are held at Penmaenmawr Community Centre and entry costs £4.00 (free for Friends of Penmaenmawr Museum).