What's on in Llandudno

[Nemesis]

 
Here comes the Bird !!!

[Fester]

Also, despite me being a Christian ... what if my bird chose to be a Zen Bhuddist for example?

No.  It all seems very odd to me.

[Merddin Emrys]

I'm definitely not a Christian ( older religions interest me more )  but it seems a very nice idea to me, people love their pets often more than family and neighbours and I seem to recall it worked very well on The vicar of Dibley some years ago!

[Ian]

It all seems very odd to me.

There are theological precedents, but most won't realise, or have any clue about those, I suspect. Technically, a 'blessing' is through to impart some aspect of 'divine' protection, or to imbue the blessed with some degree of spiritual association, which actually sounds even odder, to me, at any rate. But then - the Christian church is hardly a homogeneous entity.

[Blodyn]

The Rector says that the Pet Blessing service is a celebration of the love and affection which people give to and receive from their pets.  Does that make it any clearer?

As I've said before, EVERYONE is welcome. 

[Fester]

I gave (and recieved) an awful lot of love and affection from my Poppy last night, (Didn't I Merddin?)

But... I fear that if I took her to church, she might get a little jittery.

[Merddin Emrys]

I gave (and recieved) an awful lot of love and affection from my Poppy last night, (Didn't I Merddin?)

But... I fear that if I took her to church, she might get a little jittery.

yes you did       she would be ok in her cage, I'm wondering what 20 or so pigeons would make of it all?   I still think it's a great idea!

[Trojan]

I gave (and recieved) an awful lot of love and affection from my Poppy last night, (Didn't I Merddin?)

But... I fear that if I took her to church, she might get a little jittery.

yes you did      she would be ok in her cage, I'm wondering what 20 or so pigeons would make of it all?  I still think it's a great idea!

"Bless the pidgeon, bless the pidgeon"........

[Nemesis]

Next time, we should all go and show our solidarity ! I'm sure Frizzy would find it most absorbing. ---before he caused mayhem !

[Blodyn]

Chamber Choir Concert

Thursday 14 June, 7.30 pm

"The University of Warwick Chamber Choir will be performing at Holy Trinity Church in Llandudno as part of their tour to North Wales and Chester. Join this highly talented group of young singers for an evening soirée of both moving and amusing music from the 1500s to the 21st century in a fabulous programme that has something for everyone.  Tickets are free, however there will be a retiring collection."

Further information can be found on the Choir's website.

[Llechwedd]

There's a very small brass band playing outside the cafe on the coach park, Mostyn Broadway.  They were playing quietly but I could still hear them at B & Q.  Very good I think they are youngsters and quite a crowd watching.

[Blodyn]

Lunchtime Organ Recitals

On Wednesdays during August there will be organ recitals at Holy Trinity Church from 1.00 - 1.45 pm.  Entry is free but there will be a retiring collection.  The organists will be:

August 3rd -    Michael Rhodes (Victoria Hall, Hanley)
August 10th  -    Fay Adamson  (St Paul’s, Llandudno)
August 17th  -    John Hosking (St Asaph Cathedral)
August 24th  -    Charles Jones (Holy Trinity)     
August 31st  -    Norman Rimmer (Holy Trinity)

[Blodyn]

Celtic Harp Concert at St. Tudno's Church

For further information please see the parish website

[DaveR]

It was the Llandudno Lions 15km Road Race today, starting on the Prom and then round the Orme as far as West Shore and then back again. Here are just some of the winners, with prizes being presented by Mr Dennis Pearson, president of Llandudno Lions:

[Bri Roberts]

There seems to be something going on this morning on the promenade outside Venue Cymru.

If I had to guess I would say it was an MG Owners Club Rally.