After being inspired by the story and art 'Where the Wild Things Are' by Maurice Sendak and old puppet shows. Artist Lowri Mai will present a workshop for children and young people inspired by Halloween which is about creating theatre and characters out of cardboard.
As part of the Welsh Museums Festival Storiel the Museum of Gwynedd are proud to present a series of interactive PyroArt workshops inviting children and families to explore the mysterious world of Welsh folklore through the ancient art of pyrography (woodburning).
As Part of Bangor History festival Saturday program , Rhys Lloyd Jones will present a fun workshop with Bangor centeral to it
Join us for a creative workshop exploring a range of printmaking techniques – including gelli printing, monoprinting, and lino cutting.
Having been part of acclaimed acts such as Rouge Jones, Bitw and the faux band Saron. Mari Morgan presents her début Chwaer Fawr to critical acclaim. A mixture of catchy lo-fi pop and future anthems, Chwaer Fawr is a collection of songs that explores the tension between innocence and responsibility, between personal vulnerability and silent resistance.
To celebrate half a century of horror films in the Welsh language, Storiel is pleased to collaborate with Pontio, Abertoir Film Festival, and Matchbox Cine to present Eryri Arswydus, a celebration of horror films created by the Welsh Film Board and directed by Wil Aaron.
This workshop explores the theme of 'connections' using a variety of art materials, including collage, paint, pastels and 3D
As a preview for the series of events at Storiel curated by photographer and film director Clare Marie Bailey, there will be an opportunity to hear about her collaboration with the innovative singer Gwenno, who has been nominated for a Mercury music prize for her third album Tressor (2022) and has won a Music Wales Award and recieved widespread acclaim for her groundbreaking albums on Peski and Heavenly labels.
To coincide with Bert Isaac's exhibition, a unique performance will take place in Storiel, the Museaum of Gwynedd on the 20th of September at 2pm in the company of three of the most exciting musicians in the Welsh Jazz scene, Museum. This trio will include bassist Huw Vaughan Williams, drummer Gruff Elidr Owen, and trumpeter Emyr Penry Dance, who will also contribute new poetry to the concert . “Impressions of the Quarry” a jazz response to the retrospect of Bert Isaac .