Venue hire
We have a number of rooms that can be hired to host events
Formed in 1990 to house the Charles Tunnicliffe collection, Oriel Môn is an art gallery and museum at the heart of Anglesey.
Oriel Môn changes lives by caring for, interpreting and promoting Anglesey’s unique heritage and culture. It seeks to inspire creativity, and to provide learning opportunities and enjoyment for everyone.
Oriel Mon is now managed by Isle of Anglesey Council and relies on support from the Isle of Anglesey Charitable Trust and the Oriel Môn Trust.
Income from sales of art, shop sales, donations and venue hire help support our educational, community engagement, conservation and artistic programmes.
Please contact us for booking enquiries.
The Tunnicliffe Room
This room is dedicated to Charles Tunnicliffe RA (1901-1979), Britain’s foremost twentieth century wildlife artist.
He moved to Malltraeth, Anglesey in 1947, where he continued to draw, paint, print and illustrate books. He produced engravings for novels such as Tarka the Otter by Henry Williamson.
Following his death, a large collection of his work was bought at auction by Isle of Anglesey County Council and Oriel Môn was established.
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Oriel Kyffin Williams
In 2008, Oriel Kyffin was built as an additional gallery to honour the work and achievement of one of Wales’ best loved artists; Kyffin Williams.
Kyffin Williams RA (1918-2006) came from an old Anglesey family and studied art at the Slade, London. He taught art at Highgate School, London for thirty years before returning to Anglesey in 1974 to live and work.
Kyffin Williams donated several hundred drawings and paintings, made in all weathers of the countryside he loved.
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