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Aberystwyth Arts Centre is one of those places that is easy to underestimate until you see how much is actually going on inside.
You can watch a film, see a live show, wander around art exhibitions, join a workshop, browse the craft shop or simply stop for food and coffee. It is also one of the best places to keep in mind when the weather makes an outdoor day less appealing.
The programme changes constantly, which is part of what makes the Arts Centre worth checking even if you have visited Aberystwyth before.
There are theatre productions, comedy, live music, dance, talks and visiting performers throughout the year.
Some events are aimed squarely at adults, while others are designed for families and younger audiences, so have a quick look at the programme before deciding when to visit.
The cinema makes the Arts Centre particularly useful when the weather turns.
It shows mainstream releases alongside independent films, event cinema and occasional special screenings.
For families, it can rescue a wet afternoon without having to abandon the day completely, especially because you can combine the film with food or a look around the galleries.
You do not need a theatre or cinema ticket to enjoy the Arts Centre.
The galleries show changing exhibitions throughout the year, including contemporary art, photography and ceramics.
The Ceramics Gallery is especially worth a look because it includes work from Aberystwyth University’s important ceramic collection as well as temporary exhibitions.
If you only have an hour to spare, wandering through the galleries and stopping for coffee is an easy way to enjoy the building without committing to a full performance.
Families are very well catered for here.
The Arts Centre runs children’s theatre, films and creative workshops throughout the year, with particularly busy programmes during school holidays.
Activities can include clay modelling, music, dance, circus skills, art sessions and other hands-on workshops.
Some are bookable events, while others are informal drop-in activities, so check the current family programme before you go.
The shop is worth a look even if you are not normally interested in theatre souvenirs.
It focuses on ceramics, prints, jewellery, books, cards and other work from Welsh and UK designers and makers.
It is a much better place to find an unusual gift or something locally made than another generic souvenir shop.
The café serves food and drinks throughout the day and stays open into the evening on most days.
There is plenty of seating, and because the Arts Centre sits high on the university campus, some parts of the building have excellent views towards Aberystwyth and the coast.
If you are going to an evening performance, you can easily arrive early, eat first and make more of the visit.
Aberystwyth Arts Centre is on the Aberystwyth University campus at Penglais, Aberystwyth SY23 3DE.
The building is currently open seven days a week throughout the year. Performances, films, galleries, café and shop all have their own opening times, so check the programme if you are visiting for something specific.
You can visit the galleries, café and shop without buying a performance ticket.
The centre has good accessibility, with step-free routes, lifts and accessible seating available. If you are booking a performance and need a particular wheelchair position or other assistance, contact the box office when booking.
Parking is available around the university campus, but charges and restrictions can vary depending on the area and time of day.
This is an especially useful attraction to remember for wet weather because you can easily spend several hours here without relying on anything outdoors.
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