Wye Valley Crafts Association
~ Established 1986 ~
The principal aims of WVCA are to maintain high standards of individual workmanship,
develop a professional approach to business dealings
and provide opportunities for local crafts people, to exhibit and sell their work.
Welcome to the WVCA website. We hope you enjoy your visit.
Our 'Gallery' has photos of our shop and examples of our members' work.
'Our Crafts' focuses on individual members and their work. All of our Members are local, within 25 miles of Tintern.
'Our Guests' highlights guesting craft workers.
Our 'Gallery' has photos of our shop and examples of our members' work.
'Our Crafts' focuses on individual members and their work. All of our Members are local, within 25 miles of Tintern.
'Our Guests' highlights guesting craft workers.
The WVCA shop was opened in 1994 and provides both members and guests with an opportunity to sell their wares. The shop is run as a cooperative, staffed by WVCA members..
Location. One of five shops on the Abbey Mill site, WVCA can be found on the ground floor of the mill building, in the Angidy Room.
Location. One of five shops on the Abbey Mill site, WVCA can be found on the ground floor of the mill building, in the Angidy Room.
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WVCA opening times for February 2022:
Following our winter break, we are pleased to re-open on Saturday 12th February. We look forward to welcoming you back. Opening times Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays - 10.30am to 4.30pm Saturdays and Sundays - 10.30am to 5pm Mondays & Tuesdays - closed WVCA SHOP SAFETY INFORMATION We will be restricting customer numbers to 4 adults or one family group. We respectfully remind customers that face coverings must be worn, unless you are exempt. We request that within reason customers only touch items they are intending to buy. Sanitiser and wipes are available where this is not possible. Please respect social distancing whilst in and around the shop. We thank you for your patience. Stay safe & see you soon! |
Our Shop address is:
Wye Valley Crafts Association The Angidy Room Abbey Mill Tintern Monmouthshire NP16 6SE We accept payment by debit and credit card, contactless where possible. We also accept Applepay. Unfortunately we do not accept American Express or Diners card. |
Interested in the guest spot or joining the association?
If you are a craft worker and interested in joining the association or taking a guest spot, do visit our 'Membership' and
'Guest Spot' pages.
Please 'Contact us' for general enquiries.
WVCA Privacy notice
If you are a craft worker and interested in joining the association or taking a guest spot, do visit our 'Membership' and
'Guest Spot' pages.
Please 'Contact us' for general enquiries.
WVCA Privacy notice
The Abbey Mill site
Abbey Mill is set in the glorious Wye Valley in the Village of Tintern, which is situated between Monmouth and Chepstow.
The site, which also has a restaurant and a fish pond, is about a quarter of a mile down the road from the Abbey itself.
If coming from the direction of Chepstow you will pass Tintern Abbey on your right and drive another quarter of a mile Abbey Mill can be found on the right.
The old mill wheel still works and can be heard turning quite noisily every half an hour much to the amusement of many of our visitors. The water for the mill is sourced from the River Angidy, which runs through the site and on into the River Wye.
The Abbey Mill site is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. You can find out more about Abbey Mill at www.abbeymill.co.uk
Abbey Mill is set in the glorious Wye Valley in the Village of Tintern, which is situated between Monmouth and Chepstow.
The site, which also has a restaurant and a fish pond, is about a quarter of a mile down the road from the Abbey itself.
If coming from the direction of Chepstow you will pass Tintern Abbey on your right and drive another quarter of a mile Abbey Mill can be found on the right.
The old mill wheel still works and can be heard turning quite noisily every half an hour much to the amusement of many of our visitors. The water for the mill is sourced from the River Angidy, which runs through the site and on into the River Wye.
The Abbey Mill site is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. You can find out more about Abbey Mill at www.abbeymill.co.uk
