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Friends of the Workers Gallery

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Friends of the Workers Gallery

Friendly group supporting engagement in the visual arts to benefit people in the SW Valleys.Sats 10-5

18/10/2026

Meet and Make Friends - enjoy a cuppa and a chat, creative activities and art!

This Wednesday 21st October noon - 2pm. See you there?

16/10/2026

The Arty Dozen! Pop in the gallery to enjoy party snacks and fabulous art, as the Workers celebrates its 12th birthday.

03/10/2026

Free entry to the gallery Saturdays 10am-5pm. Our current shows are:
Manifest
with Tom Berry (drawings), Rose Davies (linocut prints) and Maria Lalic (dolls).

Remembering Duncan Edwards
Artist Gayle Rogers shares work in progress from her graphic novel exploring the life of her ancestor England and Manchester United footballer.

Browse & buy art, cards, gifts & handmade furniture.

25/09/2026

We're open 10am - 3.30pm this Saturday 26th September 2026. Please note our early closing this week. Apologies for any inconvenience.

We're free entry.
Enjoy fabulous linocut prints by artist Rose Davies as part of Manifest. We're sharing 2 here...along with posters for our featured exhibitions.

22/09/2026

The gallery will be closing early 3.30pm on Saturday 26 September 2026.
We apologise for any inconvenience.

We're free entry open at 10am - with two exhibitions -
Remembering Duncan Edwards by Gayle Rogers. Revealing work in progress from her graphic novel about her ancestor, Busby Babe, England and Manchester United footballer.

Manifest is a group show of the winners of last year's open exhibition - Rose Davies, Tom Berry and Maria Lalic. The show includes drawings, linocut prints and handmade dolls.

14/09/2026

This Wednesday 16 September is our monthly Meet and Make Friends from 12-2pm.
A chance to enjoy the company of others over a cuppa - with wonderful art on the walls!
Pop in for just 10mins to say hi or for longer - it's up to you!

28/08/2026

Join us for a jggy quizzy fundraiser! PLEASE SHARE!
Our first ever Workers' Friday Night Play Time 4th Spetember from 6.45pm!
It will be a fun-packed evening and we'd love to see you and friends and family at this special event.

There will be a chance to win a bepsoke jigsaw created in collaboration with renowned photographer and documentarist Daniel Meadows, as part of our speed jigsaw challenge. We'll have a little live music and there will be prizes for quiz champions. Tickets on a pay what you want basis: https://www.workersgallery.co.uk/event-details-registration/workers-friday-night-play-time

15/06/2026

The Meet and Make Friends Group are coming together this Wednesday 17th June 12-2pm for a cuppa, chat and social get together.

02/06/2026

Dementia Friends Ambassador, Alison, has been busy collaborating with local businesses to produce 100 forget me nots to display in Rhondda Fach and Rhondda Fawr during last month and throughout the in June.

We think they look fantastic!

Alison said: “Over the last few weeks I have collaborated with Chris Williams, Workers Gallery Ynyshir and Martyn Lyons, President of Rhondda Rotary Club, to produce the forget me nots. Chris has designed and cut out the forget me nots and I glued all the bits together! Rhondda Rotary has financed the project via their dementia fund.

"The aim is to display them in various venues. In Ynyshir we collaborated with the local British Legion Branch to display them on the war memorial railings. They look absolutely fabulous. We also scaled some lampposts in the village.

"There are lots of different groups in the Rhondda who are displaying them, including community centres and local chapels!”

Address

The Workers Gallery, 99 Ynyshir Road, Ynyshir
Rhondda
CF390EN

Opening Hours

11am - 4pm

Website

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