Pwy Wnaeth? Bilingual Murder Mystery

Theatre · Prestatyn

Pwy Wnaeth? Bilingual Murder Mystery

Friday 13 November 2026 · Doors 19:00

St Melyd Golf Club, Prestatyn

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Pwy Wnaeth? Bilingual Murder Mystery is on Friday 13 November 2026 at St Melyd Golf Club, Prestatyn, with doors at 19:00. Tickets start at £22, including the booking fee.

GWENER Y 13EG...FRIDAY THE 13TH...WHAT COULD GO WRONG?! Dewch i fwynhau noswaith arbenig o hwyl a chynllwyn yng Nghlwb Golff St Melyd, Gallt Melyd - dyma 'murder mystery' dwyieithog cynta'r sir ('da ni reit siwr o hynny!). Diolch i nawdd gan Gronfa melinau gwynt North Hoyle, mae'r tocynnau dipyn rhatach fel fusasent fel arall - sef dim ond £20, yn cynnwys bwyd! Come and enjoy a special evening of fun and intrigue at St Melyd Golf Club, Meliden – this is the county's first bilingual murder mystery (we're pretty sure of that!). Thanks to a grant from the North Hoyle Wind Farm Fund, tickets are significantly cheaper than they otherwise would be – just £20, including food! Trefnwyd gan / Organised by LLAIS PRESTATYN

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