Lunchtime concerts promising an hour of musical escape are returning to Tŷ Pawb in Wrexham this autumn.
The free Wednesday afternoon performances begin at 1pm and will run throughout the season, featuring a mix of emerging and established talent from the region and beyond.
Rufus Edwards, the Pendine Young Musician of Wales 2025 winner from Bersham, is among the performers, along with the Nova Saxophone Quartet and acclaimed harpist Katie Hedley.
Hugh Jones, Wrexham Council’s lead member with responsibility for Tŷ Pawb, said: "The free concerts continue to be one of the most popular regular events on Tŷ Pawb’s programme, offering visitors the chance to enjoy a break from the busy weekday world and enjoy an hour of serenity in the company of some truly outstanding musicians.
"It was brilliant to see the audience grow with each concert during the recent summer season.
"The concerts are designed to be accessible to all audiences, so whether you’re a regular attendee or completely new to classical music performances, you’ll receive a warm welcome."
No booking is required, but attendees are advised to arrive early to secure a seat.
Donations are welcome in support of the programme.
The concerts complement Tŷ Pawb’s wider daytime activities, which include craft clubs, a music club, a rooftop gardening club and play sessions for families.
Full programme details are available on the Tŷ Pawb website.
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