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.
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Seen as one of the earliest Welsh language rock bands , Arfon Wyn’s pioneering folk rock compositions as well as tracks from the Pererin songbook. This will be a free concert and a warm welcome to all.
Join local basketmaker, Karla Pearce, to weave a beautiful willow Catalan Platter. These platters, also known as tension trays, offer an enjoyable introduction to the world of willow basket making. You will learn the skills of hoop making, simple weaving and pairing as well as a tie to finish the handles of the tray. Karla will also talk about willow growing and the preparation of willow for weaving. Small willow plants will be available for purchase on the day so that you can grow your willow at home.
Come and discover a treasure trove of spells, rituals, and magical techniques to use day to day. Inspired by the history of Welsh folk magic and lore, but rooted in the here and now. During this workshop you will learn how to create your own protective charms, how and why to build altars at home for a variety of purposes, and also how to divine into the future.
According to an article published by the Times Higher Education in 2005, Bangor University art collection is in the top ten of the best University art collections in the UK. The art collection consists of approximately 650 works, dating from the 17th to the 21st centuries, and is an important artistic and cultural asset for the University and for the whole of north Wales. This exhibition celebrates the 140th anniversary of the University and its art by displaying highlights from the collection.