Join us for a special series of Friday afternoon talks exploring the theme of peace, inspired by the powerful legacy of the Welsh Women’s Peace Petition of 1923–24. Organised by the Friends of Storiel, each talk offers a different perspective on women’s involvement in peace movements, activism, and the stories that history often overlooks.
Come and stitch peace with the artist Bethan M. Hughes and create a little piece of textile art inspired by the Peace Petition to share with the world
The vocal half of Nottingham's underground electronic heroes, The Little Typists, MAZ will be performing a stripped-down solo set of original material from his extensive back catalogue.
Join us for a vibrant and creative day at STORIEL with artist David Weaver! Dive into the world of watercolours and learn new techniques to bring your artwork to life. This in-person workshop is perfect for beginners and seasoned artists alike. Don't miss this opportunity to unleash your creativity and connect with fellow art enthusiasts. Secure your spot today!
A series of workshops to accompany the Women Petitioning for Peace Petition Exhibition
LLiFT is an inclusive community group giving individuals the opportunity to play or just experience freely improvised ensemble music on a regular basis in Bangor North Wales and to explore wider interdisciplinary approaches to experimental music making.
LLif(T) is proud to present another in its ongoing series of innovative and experimental music sessions, featuring the incredibly talented performer John Bisset
The aim of the project is to pilot how schools can more easily access national collections – and how galleries that are part of the CELF network might help facilitate that. This project offers one model of working. Storiel and Oriel Plas Glyn y Weddw have worked with two primary schools – Ysgol Garnedd (Bangor) and Ysgol Cymerau (Pwllheli) respectively, the artist Luned Rhys Parri and Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales.
Join us at STORIEL for an opportunity to meet Sian, to explore her materials from ash to rice, and to handle some of her ceramic pieces.