Plasnewydd English Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, Methodist chapel in Roath, Cardiff, Wales.
Plasnewydd Chapel is a stone building in Roath, Cardiff, featuring large windows and architectural details characteristic of nineteenth-century Welsh religious structures. Its interior spaces have been adapted to accommodate theatre productions, art exhibitions, and community programs.
The chapel was built in 1886 by architect Beddoe Rees for English-speaking Calvinistic Methodists and underwent significant alterations in 1901. It remains a Grade II listed structure reflecting Cardiff's religious heritage.
The building now serves as an arts center and theatre where performances, exhibitions, and community events take place regularly. Local artists and groups use the spaces to share their work and connect with visitors.
The building sits on Plasnewydd Square and is easily accessible on foot, with clear signage throughout the area. Visitors should check in advance about current events, as the venue mainly hosts performances and cultural programs.
The building displays a rare transformation from an active place of worship to a modern arts venue while retaining its original structure. This dual identity shows how historic structures can gain new purposes while preserving their architectural integrity.
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