CURRENT SHOW : The Creator's Palette
A journey through the patterns, designs and mysteries that unite humanity and creation.
As autumn begins to paint the landscapes of Gower with new colours, we are reminded that change is woven into the fabric of creation. It invites us to slow down, pay attention, and look again at the world around us.
The Creator’s Palette is an art exhibition exploring the remarkable patterns and connections found throughout creation — from the intricate workings of the human body, to the rhythms of nature and the beauty that surrounds us every day.
At the heart of the exhibition is a simple question: What if the fingerprints of God can be seen in both the human body and the natural world?
As you wander through the artwork, we invite you to pause and reflect. Look closely. Perhaps you’ll discover a pattern, a detail, a mystery — or even a glimpse of yourself within the wider story of creation.
And when you step outside into the landscapes of Gower, perhaps you’ll find yourself looking at the world a little differently. Come and discover The Creator’s Palette this autumn.
COMING SOON: Honest Advent
Honest Advent invites us to rediscover the wonder of Christmas through a more honest and human lens.
For many of us, Christmas has become crowded with traditions, nostalgia, expectations and familiar imagery. Yet beyond the festive noise lies a remarkable story of hope.
Through the artwork of Scott Erickson, this exhibition explores the truth that God did not enter a perfect world, but stepped into the mess, struggle and beauty of human life.
As you journey through the exhibition, you'll encounter a Christmas story that feels real, raw and deeply relevant today.
Honest Advent reminds us that the God who appeared in the hardest parts of our humanity is still present with us in those same places now.
Come and explore a Christmas story with a little less glitter and a little more wonder.
Creative Conversations
Creative Conversations: Honest Advent
Come and take part in a special Christmas edition of Creative Conversations as we explore Honest Advent by Scott Erickson.
This event is FREE but requires booking on to help with our planning and preparation.
Enjoy festive refreshments on arrival before taking time to explore the exhibition and engage with artwork that offers a fresh and honest perspective on the Christmas story.
Together, we'll reflect on themes of hope, waiting, and the ways God meets us in the ordinary, messy and unfinished parts of life.
Throughout the morning there will be opportunities for conversation, reflection, and a simple creative wellbeing activity. We'll also contribute to a collaborative installation inspired by the manger and the Christmas star, inviting us to consider what it means to make room for hope this Christmas.
Everyone is welcome, whether you're exploring faith for the first time or have celebrated Christmas for many years.
Come and discover fresh hope, honest reflection, and the light of Advent together.
Creative Conversations Activity
Embossed Christmas Decorations
You'll have the opportunity to create two embossed Christmas decorations, one to keep and one to give away, offering a simple way to share kindness and connection during the Advent season.
We know that words like creative or craft can sometimes feel a little intimidating and may even put people off attending.
Please don't let that be the case.
Whether you're joining simply to enjoy the artwork, reflect on the exhibition, meet others, or become part of a creative community, you're very welcome.
Our creative activities are always offered as a gentle invitation rather than an expectation.
Each month, we provide a simple "have a go" activity that focuses less on artistic skill and more on the wellbeing benefits of trying something new, slowing down, being mindful, reflecting on the exhibition's themes, and connecting with others in a relaxed and supportive environment.
All materials are provided for FREE, and you'll be gently guided throughout the activity by creative practitioner Chloe Thomas.
Step-by-step guides will also be available for you to take home should you wish to continue exploring the activity in your own time.
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Creative Conversations will be on Saturday 21st November 2026 and include a guided programme of conversation, reflection and creativity. Refreshments will be available from 10:30am, and we'll start together at 10:45am. To help you get the most from the experience, please arrive before the session begins.
Opening Times
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The Art Show will be installed on Friday 20 November and will then be open to the public daily from 10:00am - 3:00pm.
St Mary's Church is accessible to visitors. However, as this is a historic medieval church with much of its original structure intact, there are no toilet facilities available on site.
Public toilets can be found approximate
The Art Show will be installed on Friday 20 November and will then be open to the public daily from 10:00am - 3:00pm.
St Mary's Church is accessible to visitors. However, as this is a historic medieval church with much of its original structure intact, there are no toilet facilities available on site.
Public toilets can be found approximately five minutes' walk from the church, located beyond the National Trust shop.
Entry
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Entry to the church and exhibition is free of charge.
There is no need to book in advance to visit and explore the exhibition. However, places for our Creative Conversations events should be booked online to help us prepare for attendees.
As you arrive, please feel free to pick up a free exhibition booklet. This is your guide to the artwork
Entry to the church and exhibition is free of charge.
There is no need to book in advance to visit and explore the exhibition. However, places for our Creative Conversations events should be booked online to help us prepare for attendees.
As you arrive, please feel free to pick up a free exhibition booklet. This is your guide to the artwork, and you're welcome to take it home with you to continue exploring the themes afterwards.
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