Milford Haven, Haverfordwest and Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire’s towns have long been shaped by the sea and waterways. Trade, industry, migration and military history have all left their mark on the people, places and language of the area.
Wales REACH worked with ateb and local groups to explore these histories and what it means to feel at home in a place. People visited museums, galleries and archives, discovering stories of those who have arrived in Pembrokeshire over thousands of years.
Through research, textiles and visual art, they explored language, landscape and personal journeys – celebrating the different ways that people connect with Pembrokeshire and come to call it home.
“Really uplifting. You can feel the happiness of the participants as you look at the pieces of art. Beautiful”

Explore Pembrokeshire Exhibits
PembrokeshireGood Food from the Garden
Recipes for a lunch made of food grown in their own community garden, on paper dyed with plants from that garden
PembrokeshireReach Back in Time
Collaborative textile art in the shape of the river Cleddau, reflecting the makers connection to the waterways
PembrokeshireScroll Through the Ages
A timeline of the history of Milford Haven, added to by participants and visitors to the exhibition



