Tenby Rotary Club Fireworks Night is tonight, Friday November 4 at Tenby Rugby Club Ground in Heywood Lane. The bonfire will be lit at 7pm, and the fireworks will be at 9pm. There is an entrance fee and snacks will be on sale. Everyone is welcome.

Tenby Arts Club

There is no meeting tonight, November 4, but next week, at 6pm in St Johns Church Hall on Friday, November 11, the historian David Llewellyn will speak on ‘ Every Man a Hero’. Everyone is welcome; there is an entrance fee.

Guy Fawkes Night

Traditionally, November 5 is Guy Fawkes Night as this is a commemoration of the day in 1605 when Guy Fawkes was arrested for being part of the Gunpowder Plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament. A bonfire was held and a scarecrow was burned – called a Guy after Guy Fawkes. Later , people started having firework displays as well, and hot dogs as well as potatoes roasted in the bonfire. You can do a firework picture by colouring all over some sheets of paper with brightly coloured crayons. Paint over the top with black paint, or colour with black crayon, then use a coin, lolly stick or your fingernails to scratch fireworks in to it.

St Mary’s Handbell Ringers Coffee Morning

This will be in Church House on Saturday November 5 from 10 to 12 and everyone is welcome to come along. All proceeds are going to Ty Hafan and there will also be a cake sale.

Films4Tenby presents ‘Downton Abbey: A New Era’

The latest ‘Downton Abbey’ film will be screened at the De Valence Pavilion at 7pm on Tuesday, November 8. Doors will open at 6.30pm – and remember you can also book a pre-screening meal at the Fuschia Caffe if you wish. Everyone is welcome, there is an entrance charge.

Tongue Twister Day

Tuesday, November 8 is also Tongue Twister Day, so get practising! What is the hardest tongue twister that you can manage? What is your favourite tongue twister?

Tenby Food Hub

If you would like to get a mixed bag of fruit, or vegetables or salad, pop down to the Old Chapel as soon as you can, as the orders went in yesterday for delivery this Thursday, November 10 at 1pm at The Old Chapel in Lower Frog Street. The mixed bags are £5 each and you leave your cash and the order form in the box at the back of the Cafe.

Make a leaf tile

Have you used salt dough before? You need twice as much salt as flour. Mix them together with a drop of vegetable oil and a splash of water until you have a dough. Roll it out. Find some autumn leaves with good shapes and press them into the salt dough, vein side down, quite firmly to leave a good impression. Peel the leaf of carefully, and trim around it. Make as many as you like, then bake in an oven at 100 degrees centigrade for about 2 hours – you can turn the oven off before the end, and the heat will be enough o finish baking the tiles. When they have cooled, you can paint them and decorate them however you would like.

Celine’s Salon Book Launch

On Thursday evening, November 10, there is a book launch at Tenby Museum and Art Gallery on Castle Hill. This starts at 7pm and the evening will include poetry, music and the spoken word. All are welcome, entry is free.

Tenby Warm Rooms

There will be a warm room every Friday from 10.30 to 3.30 in Augustus Place Community Hall. Everyone is welcome, and hot drinks are available all day. There are board games, puzzles and adult colouring available, or table tennis if you are feeling a bit more active. You can just come along with the newspaper of a book and have a hot drink. You can bring toddlers along in the morning, but in the afternoon the Boccia and Kurling will be out so it might be a bit more difficult to keep an eye on them!

On Mondays, at the Tenby Project, Augustus Place Community Hall, there is a coffee morning 10.30 to 12 but people are welcome to join the afternoon activities as well.

On Tuesdays the Salvation Army ‘Open for You’ 11am to 2pm, will have free soup and a roll, and Deer Park Church Digital Drop-in and coffee morning from will be on from 10.30.

On Wednesdays, the St Johns Church coffee morning is on from 10 to 12.30.

On Thursdays, the Salvation Army will be open for tea and snacks from 10.30 to 12.30.

Please let everyone know, these are for anyone who would like a cup of tea, a bit of company or somewhere for a warm.

Remembrance Sunday

This is on Sunday, November 13, so still a week away. There will be a Service of Remembrance at St Mary’s Church, Tenby at 10am and then a parade from the grounds of St Mary’s to the Cenotaph after that – meet in the grounds at 10.30 if you are not attending the service, but wish to join the parade. Everyone is welcome to join the parade, and to attend the Cenotaph for the 11am silence.