EVI is hosting an inspirational exhibition about the life of actor, singer, and civil rights activist Paul Robeson. This exhibition chronicles Robeson’s struggle against prejudice and intolerance, his connection with the miners of South Wales, and his work to promote diversity and racial equality. One of his most famous appearances was at the Ebbw Vale National Eisteddfod in August 1958. 64 years on, Robeson’s story returns to Ebbw Vale. All ages can pop in any day during our opening hours for free to learn about Robeson’s fascinating life and important impact in Wales. Try out our new Café at EVI while you’re at it!
“There is no place in the world I like more than Wales.” – Paul Robeson
Sunday 15th January | 1pm
£11.95 (£5.50 for children under 12.)
Thursday 15th December | 6.30 - 8pm
£4 / free for children
Tues 13th December | 7.30pm
£10 General Admission / £8 Concession
Saturday 19th November | 2 - 5pm (other workshop dates available)
£39.50 per person (including your own wreath, mulled wine and mince pies)
Friday 21st October | 3 - 8pm (join us for all or part of this event)
FREE
Dydd Gwener 21 Hydref | 3yp - 8yh
AM DDIM
Wednesday 28th September | 10.30am - 3pm
FREE
30th September | 10am - 12pm
FREE
Friday 30th September | 7pm - 9.30pm
£10 General Admission / £8 Concession
7th & 8th September | 10.30am - 3.30pm
FREE
5th September | 10am - 12pm
FREE
ProMo-Cymru, Charity and Social Enterprise operates and is the custodian of the Ebbw Vale Institute.
We are proud to have saved the EVi for future community use.
