An early 16th Century hearth-passage house – the oldest habitable dwelling in Bridgend with a history spanning over 500 years
We are looking forward to warmer days! We will continue our celebration of St Davids day on March 8th with coffee and Welsh Cakes, but we also have a new exhibition from our artist in residence, Tim Lewis, our new displays in the Gallery and Tom, a magician creating magic the same day. We will celebrate World Book Day and also International Women's Day with the stunning quilt created by the Cutting Edge Textile Group. At the end of March we will welcome Bridgend library for children's story telling. Its going to be a busy month!
Our St John's House digital guide on Bloomberg Connects is now live and available free to all. Curious to know more? Explore the guide in St John's House when you visit or at home in the comfort of your armchair. St John's House is proud to join over 750 international museums, galleries, gardens and cultural spaces on Bloomberg Connects.
We have planned a number of events for 2026 and have others in the pipeline. Have a look at our ‘What’s on’ page and make sure you don’t miss out. Tickets for events will be advertised on this website, Facebook and through our newsletter as they become available.
The house is open from 11am to 3pm on the last Saturday and the second Sunday of each month.
Our volunteers will give you the fascinating background of this historic building as they guide you around the house.
We look forward to seeing you!
