Oriel Ynys Mon
Anglesey's main gallery tells the story of the island in Wales and provides a special space to showcase Welsh art.
Opened in 1991, this purpose-built museum and gallery in Llangefni offers a captivating journey through Anglesey's rich heritage, from its prehistoric past to its vibrant contemporary art scene.
Local history
Oriel Ynys Môn’s History Gallery presents the island's past, through sound, imagery, reconstructions and displays of real objects. Explore local archaeological finds such as Iron Age finds from Llyn Cerrig Bach and Roman artefacts from Tai Cochion. Delve into the lives of the people who shaped Anglesey, and gain insights into the island's unique culture and environment.
Kyffin Williams and Charles Tunnicliffe
Art lovers will be interested in Oriel Môn's diverse art collections. A permanent gallery dedicated to Wales' most celebrated artist, Sir Kyffin Williams, allows you to admire his evocative landscapes. Another highlight is the Charles Tunnicliffe Gallery, which houses an extensive collection of wildlife art by the celebrated Welsh artist.
A hub of activity
Beyond its permanent collections, the gallery stages a dynamic program of temporary exhibitions, featuring works by established and emerging artists. A variety of workshops, talks, and events cater to all ages and interests, making Oriel Môn a lively center for artistic exploration and learning.
Visitor information
Address
Rhosmeirch, Llangefni, Isle of Anglesey, LL77 7TQ
01248 724444
Opening times
Re-opened 18/05/21
Open Tuesday to Sunday, 10-5
Closed 25-26 Dec, and 1 Jan
Exclusions and safety measures
Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day
Refurbishments
cafe is currently closed but snacks and drinks are available to purchase in the shop.
Visitor information
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