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Domestic Venues 11 12 13 14 15 16 Rogue Fox Coffee House St Marks Church St Woolos Hospital The Cellar Door The Riverfront Theatre & Arts Centre The GAp Centre 6 Clytha Park Road, NP20 4NZ Goldtops, NP20 4PH 131 Stow Hill, NP20 4SZ 5 Clytha Park Road, NP20 4NZ Kingsway, NP20 1HG 40 / 42 Stow Hill, NP20 1JG Open: Fri 7am - 4pm / Sat 10am - 4pm Open: Sat 12pm - 5pm / Sun 12pm - 5pm Open: Fri 3pm / Sat 11am - 5pm Open: Fri 3pm - 11pm / Sat 12pm - 11pm Open: Fri 9am - 10pm / Sat 9am - 10pm Open: Sat 11:30am - 4:30pm Twitter - @roguefoxcoffee Facebook - St-Marks-Newport 01633 263321 Sun 11am - 5pm Sun 4pm - 10pm Sun 10am - 3pm www.thegap.wales www.newportlive.co.uk/AOTH Facebook - rogurfoxcoffee www.garth.org.uk T - GwentArtsHealth www.cellArdoornewport.business.site 01633 65675 FB - cellardoornewport 07930 857897 T - @riverfrontarts FB - TheRiverfront FB - GwentArtsInHealth 01633 234234 01633 656757 10 Domestic venues: Newport Museum & Art Gallery John Frost SquAre, NP20 1PA 17 VictoriA Crescent PlAyground, Open: Fri 9am - 5pm / Sat 9am - 5pm NP20 4DE www.newport.gov.uk/heritage Open: Sat 10am - 6pm T - @NewportMuseum FB - NewportMuseum 01633 656656 18 6 Albert Terrace, NP20 4BS Open: Sun 5pm - 6pm 19 26 Bryngwyn Road, NP20 4JS Open: Sat 11am - 6pm *PG* 9 20 50 Llanthewy Road, NP20 4LA Newport Civic Centre Open: Sat & Sun 11am - 5pm Godfrey Road, NP20 4NA 21 57 Llanthewy Road, NP20 4JZ Open: Fri 9am - 5pm Open: Sat & Sun 12pm - 4pm www.newport.gov.uk/heritAge T - @NewportMuseum 01633 656656 22 19 Oakfeld Road, NP20 4LZ Open: Sat 3pm - 6pm 23 18 Stow Park Circle, NP20 4HF Open: Sat 10am - 4pm / Sun 10am - 4pm 8 24 29 Clyffard Crescent, NP20 4GF Ye Olde Murenger House Open: Sat 11am - 3pm / Sun 11am - 3pm 52-53 High Street Newport, NP20 1GA Open: Fri 12pm - 11pm / Sat 12pm - 11pm / Sun 12pm - 3pm, 7pm - 10:30pm Key: Twitter @themurenger 01633 263977 Disabled access Toilets 7 Family friendly Maffes Refreshments 31 Mill Street, NP20 4HA Open: Fri 7am - 5pm / Sat 10am - Visual arts 5pm / Sun 10am - 3pm www.maffes.co.uk FB - maffesnewport Live music Cinema Workshop 6 Le Public SpAce Bus stop 14 High Street, NP20 1FW Taxi rank Open: Thurs 5pm - 2am / Fri 12pm - 3am / Sat 12pm - 3am / Sun 4:30pm - 2am Cathedral www.lepublicspace.co.uk T - @LePub FB - lepubiscool 01633 221477 Castle Civic centre 5 4 3 2 1 Hospital Hounds the Barbershop The Escape Rooms El Siecos Diverse Vinyl Cwtsh Community & Arts Centre Lesiure centre 24 Bridge Street, NP20 4SF Griffn Street, NP20 1FZ 11c High Street, NP20 1FQ 10 Charles Street, NP20 1JU 226 Stow Hill, NP20 4HA Open: Fri 7:30am - 7:30pm Open: Thurs 6pm - 8pm Open: Fri 4pm - 4am Open: Fri 9:30am - 5:30 pm Open: Fri 7pm -10pm Sat 12pm - 5pm Shopping centre Sat 8:30am - 5pm Fri 11am - 3pm Sat 11am - 3pm Sat 12pm - 4am Sun 4pm - 4am Sat 10am - 5:30pm Sun 10:30am - 6pm www.houndsthebarbershop.co.uk 01633 244701 www.escaperoomsnewport.co.uk www.diversevinyl.com T - @diversevinyl www.cwtsh.org T- @hAndpostCLA Railway station T - @houndsthebarber FB - HoundsTheBarbershop T - @escaperoomsNP FB - theescaperooms FB - diversevinylnewport 01633 259661 FB - cwtsh.org 01633 664498 The information is correct when going to print. However pleAse check our website And FAcebook pAge for Any updAtes And chAnges to the progrAmme..
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