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St David’s Church is celebrating its 180th anniversary this summer.
The Church, which is located on High Street, Rhymney, will mark the event with all-day celebrations on July 15.
Entry is free for daytime activities, which start at 12pm, including food, stalls, games and a bouncy castle.
From 7pm there will be an evening concert with a performance from the Rhymney Silurian Male Choir and guests.
Tickets for the evening concert are £8 and refreshments are available.
St David’s Church was built between 1839 and 1843 for Andrew Buchan, the manager of the Rhymney Brewery – Buchan is buried in the church vaults.
The church is a neo-classical grade II listed building, according to British listed buildings, and was built by London architect Philip Hardwick.
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