As Part of the City of Bangor's 1500 Celebration we invite you to a free concert at Bangor's Saint Deiniol's Cathedral with performances by Arfon Wyn, Nest Llewelyn and Yr Ofergoelus (and special guests) as they recreate the seminal 1972 Resurrection concert at the Cathedral.
Its a pleasure to Welcome Nintendo North Wales back to Storiel for an afternoon of Games, Prizes and collaborating . Bring your Switch , DS or Game Boy with you to take part in various tournaments. A Warm Welcome to All
Join us in Storiel as we delve into the history of one of the most controversial figures in the Welsh language music Scene.
After captivating audiences across Ceredigion with her hauntingly beautiful songcraft, Osgled (the Welsh word for "amplitude") emerges as the new and exciting musical project from Bethan Ruth, a talented singer-songwriter based in Machynlleth, Mid Wales.
Join us at Storiel for an artist talk with renowned artist Bedwyr Williams as he discusses his career from being in Saatchi Collection to representing Wales in 2005's Vence Biennale
As part of the exhibition Hirael 'Pobol Iawn' (Portraits and Voices of Hirael), visitors are invited to a special event featuring a discussion with artist Pete Jones and photographer Robert Eames. Vanished Sea Village will offer a unique opportunity to delve deeper into the stories and themes behind the exhibition and to reflect on the rich visual history of the Hirael area
A workshop led by Gwilym Dwyfor, the former editor of Y Selar (a well known Welsh language music magazine) on crafting compelling music reviews could offer participants a unique perspective into the art of music journalism with a specific focus on Welsh-language music.
In this workshop, participants will have the opportunity to delve into the intricate art of creating a small berry basket. This hands-on experience not only teaches the fundamental techniques of weaving but also encourages individual creativity and expression. As participants interlace each strand, they'll discover the meditative quality of this craft and the satisfaction of creating a unique, functional peice of art from simple materials
Bangor University's Brambell Natural History Museum will be open to the public on Saturday 2nd November between 11am and 3pm