Each year since 2009 our annual Inclusion Project has grown in prominence and artistic content and is now well established as a highlight of the Eisteddfod week, leaving a lasting impression on performers and audience alike; emphasising equality, acceptance, and recognising the importance of diversity. Here choirs from Derwen On Tour, Ysgol Plas Brondyffryn, and… Read more »
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Award-winning singer-songwriter James Kirby has been touring worldwide over the last 15 years. Captivating audiences of all ages with his mellow voice and unique style of guitar playing, he is not to be missed!
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Don’t miss the many other Field pop-ups and entertainment on offer throughout the day, including a mini-Eisteddfod Parade, bubble sessions, musical performances, arts & crafts, our birthday scavenger hunt, roving circus performers and much more!
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An expert team from the (WCIA) Welsh Centre for International Affairs lead one of their fascinating workshops on peace and its importance in our lives today.
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Popular and well-known stories, using characters from the book (soft toys or puppets) and encouraging the children to join in or act out the stories for themselves. PJacqui Blore stories are animated and interactive, and introduce books to children from an early age. Each session ends with The Story Teller’s own particular brand of magic!
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Closing Thursday’s Field offering with a bang, headliners Deco blur the line between timeless 80’s synth-pop and contemporary discernment, creating undeniable bops with a bite. In 2019, Deco enjoyed a summer performing on some of the UK’s biggest stages, including Isle of Wight Festival, and supporting Jess Glynne on tour. 2021 represented a turning point,… Read more »
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With music described as ‘language of the soul’ by The Guardian, Faith and Branko’s story is an extraordinary one. The duo met in Branko’s Serbian village in 2009, and – with music as their only tool for communication – began a remarkable story that would lead to their last album being placed in the top… Read more »
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Morgan Elwy and the ‘Bach O Hwne’ band brings steady rock rhythms, memorable melodies and wholesome harmonies to the stage. The songs are messages of peace, party and positive vibes accompanied by a mystical mixtures of Welsh language reggae, folk and rock rooted deep in the rainy hills of mynydd Hiraethog.
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Join us for these vital annual awards, presented by Heart FM’s Megan Llŷn, celebrating children and young people who have contributed to peace, climate justice and equality in their school, youth group, local community or in the wider world. More information
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