#ComeTogether for A Flavour of the Arabic World on Saturday, 22 June 2019. You’ll enjoy delicious food and wonderful music from the Arabic countries.

Want to change the world over breakfast? Then come and fill up at our Big Brekkie! We’ll be serving a delicious breakfast, and raising money to help fight poverty and injustice worldwide.

The Big Brekkie is being held at the Continue reading →

During January there will be a chance to see the Belief and Action exhibition at the Morlan Centre.

Part of the Cymru dros Heddwch-Wales for Peace project, the exhibition explores the reasons why some conscientious objectors chose to take the Continue reading →

At the end of November, Aberystwyth based theatre company, Louche Theatre, will be presenting a musical version of the Charles Dickens classic A Christmas Carol at Morlan.

In October 1843, Dickens – heavily in debt and obliged to his publishers, Continue reading →

One World Week took place this year from 22 October to 29 October; it is a week where people are encouraged to come together to work towards a peaceful and sustainable world. To kick off the week, Morlan joined forces Continue reading →

Over September and October 2017, Morlan hosted and exhibition by Nigel Robert Pugh based on the Stations of the Cross, which is a series of images representing certain scenes on the day of Jesus’ crucifixion.

The Stations of the Cross Continue reading →

One of the aims of the Morlan Centre – a faith and culture centre in Aberystwyth – is to reach out to different sectors of society. During June, it was the inspiration behind two new initiatives that took place in Continue reading →

Over the weekend 16-18 June 2017, the anniversary of the death of MP Jo Cox, communities across the UK came together to remember, to celebrate and to promote diversity and inclusivity in a nationwide event called The Great Get Together Continue reading →