Oriel Môn Museum & Gallery

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Rhosmeirch, Llangefni, LL77 7TQ

https://orielmon.org/ Visit Site

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Oriel Môn Museum & Gallery

A purpose built museum in Llangefni, Oriel Môn tells the story of Anglesey over thousands of years, showcasing contemporary artists and makers, while Oriel Kyffin offers exhibitions of national and international significance.

Opened in 1991 to both collect and exhibit art and artefacts relating to the island, the museum was expanded in 2008 with the addition of Oriel Kyffin Williams. The museum features significant collections of work from, among others, Gwenddolen and Edith Massey, Sir Kyffin Williams and the collection that led to the museum’s founding – the work of Charles Tunnicliffe.

According to the museum’s mission statement, they aim to:

Engage with inspiring collections and exhibitions.
Create a flagship attraction that defines the island and its people.
Offer a shared space with exciting opportunities for participation.
Develop a resilient, sustainable and innovative centre for excellence.

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Where is it?

Located a short drive from the centre of the town of Llangefni, Oriel Môn can be reached from junction six of the North Wales Expressway, following the A5114 into Llangefni, taking a right on to the high street, then a left on to Church street and following Church Street to where it becomes the B5110, then the B5111 to the museum. There’s also ample on-site parking, so you don’t have to worry about taking the car.