Curious Conversation
27 April 2024This event is hosted by Carreg Creative, in partnership with Utopias Bach and is part of a commission by Storiel, Bangor and the National Contemporary Art Gallery for Wales.
This event is hosted by Carreg Creative, in partnership with Utopias Bach and is part of a commission by Storiel, Bangor and the National Contemporary Art Gallery for Wales.
How to make a traditional book with Emma Hobbins To book, please phone 01248 353368 Tickets £30 including materials Booking is essential, limited spaces
Its a pleasure to Welcome Nintendo North Wales to Storiel for an afternoon of Games, Prizes anc collaborating . Bring your Switch , DS or Game Boy with you t take part in various tournaments . A Warm Welcome to All
This lecture by the poet Ieuan Wyn will focus on the meanings and history of a number of place names in Eryri. There will be an opportunity to hear about the origins of some of the extremely rich names in the area and take a look at the history of the natural environment and early society, raising awareness of their value and the importance of protecting them for the future.
Come join us for a creative and fun-filled Wild Art Workshop on the Storiel lawn with the talented artist Elen Williams. Aimed at children between the ages of 5 and 10 . Get ready to unleash your artistic side and connect with nature in a unique way. This in-person event will take place at STORIEL, so mark your calendars and get ready for a day of inspiration and creativity. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to explore your creativity!
Join us at Storiel for an afternoon of deign and technology fun with Sioned Young , the founder of thedigital design company Mwydro for a Gif Designing Workshop. This workshop will raise awareness for using the original Welsh names of places and will give the young participants a chance to chose a locacion name local to them and design a bespoke gif of the area. Gifs are static or animated images that can be used on numerous platforms such as Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat. Ipads will be provided for the activity or you can bring your own Ipdad or laptop.
A new production of one of the Arad Goch classics, Where the Leaves Blow is an interactive drama for young children 3 – 9 years old (younger children can also attend with their families) that includes some elements of British Sign Language (BSL).
The annual Open Art exhibition is open to artists and students of 16 and over who live or work in Wales. This year applications were invited on an Open theme with a limit of size set to be no larger than A1 (594 x 841mm). Artwork in any media could be submitted: painting, drawing, photography, film, textile, wood, clay and in 2D or 3D format.
The first of three talks by pioneers in the Welsh music scene. Spend the afternoon in the company of a First Welsh DJ: Mici Plwm. Talk and reminisce about the Welsh music scene.