St Mary’s Church, St Fagans

Exterior of church in St Fagans
Black and white painted image of a choir with hands in the air

MA ‘Come and Sing’ Evensong

We are delighted that our next MA ‘Come and Sing’ evensong will take place in Llandaff Cathedral on Sunday 12 April at 4pm. Singers very welcome! For more information please get in touch with Revd Mary, or come along to Christ Church’s regular practice on Thursdays at 6pm.

‘Sounds of Europe’ Concert

Presented by Marc Elton (baroque violin/viola) and Despina Homatidou (harpsichord). Thursday 9 April in St Catwg’s Church, Pentyrch at 7pm. Despina has performed throughout Britain and Europe as a soloist and an ensemble player. Both she and Marc are lecturers at the Welsh College of Music and Drama, and Despina additionally at Cardiff University. Tickets £13 / £10.

Three crosses on hill at sunset

Lent, Holy Week and Easter Services and Events

There are many services and events taking place over Lent, Holy Week and Easter across the Garth Ministry Area. These are a mix of more traditional services, family services, informal talks and social events. Everyone is welcome to join us.


About

St Mary’s Church in the heart of St Fagan’s Village. The village is situated west of Cardiff which is also home to St Fagan’s National Museum of Welsh Life. 

The original church of St Mary’s was founded in the 12th century.  Little is known of the form of the church then except that it would have been in the Norman style and essentially simple in construction.

Further development took place over the following eight centuries in three main stages. First the change to the Decorated style in the 14th century, the addition of the tower in the 18th century and lastly the substantial restoration during the Victorian period including the major addition of the north aisle and vestry.


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