The Borth Scratch – Workshop
The Borth Scratch – Concert
Coch Bach Y Bala : On The Trail Of The Welsh Houdini
It’s the dying days of September 1913, the guards at Ruthin gaol opened one of the cell doors to find a most peculiar sight. Instead of the prisoner lying in their bed, they found nothing. Save for a small hole dug into the wall of the cell. I say peculiar and not unusual as this […]
Pennod Podpeth
Pennod Ani Glass
Pennod Mark Roberts
Breuddwydio Am Ddannedd
Lucid / someperson
Cardiff Music Awards – Molly Interviews Al Moses
Doco
Episode/Pennod 04 | Matt Durbridge: Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci – How I Long to Feel…
Episode/Pennod 02 | Patrick Jones: The Alarm – Declaration
6 Days in 5 Minutes
Pennod Eleri Morgan ac Esyllt Sears
Pennod Mari Beard a Hanna Jarman
Kinell
Organised Chaos
Cardiff Music Awards – Molly Interviews Gwdihw & Clwb Ifor Bach
Swansea Music Hub – Trampolene
Episode/Pennod 01 | David Owens: 60ft Dolls – The Big 3
Flo Morrissey Sessions
Dry Cleaning Sessions
Chrysalis
Cotton Wolf – Avalon
Y Cledrau
Pennod Elis James
Pennod Dyl Mei
Pleidleisiwch
Aberration

LGBT+ events in Aberystwyth and on tour: cabaret, music, dance, film, spoken word, discussions, workshops and more. Organised by Ruth Fowler, Jane Hoy and Helen Sandler
NAWR

NAWR (meaning NOW in Welsh) is a multidisciplinary concert series in Swansea and Hay-on-Wye of experimental music, free improvisation, film, lo-fi, free jazz, sound art, alternative folk and new music.
NAWR was founded by Rhodri Davies, Jenn Kirby, Rose Linn-Pearl, Dan Linn-Pearl and Daryl Feehely.
NAWR Swansea is run by Rhodri Davies and Ioan Humphreys.
HAY NAWR is run by Rose Linn-Pearl, Dan Linn-Pearl and Jim Kerslake.
“The aim is to offer an open and reflective space for an audience to experience new music in a welcoming and intimate setting.”
Swansea Music Hub

The Swansea Music Hub is a collective aiming to community venture with the overall aim of supporting, developing and improving the Swansea music scene. It’s a place where ideas, creativity, events and opportunities can be shared all in one place for musicians and those interested in music.
Cwrdd Chwefror: Natur Sonig gyda Cheryl Beer

04/02/25 5 – 6 yh ar Zoom IAP: Cathryn McShane Cofrestrwch: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZItc-ygrz8sHdJzsbY7LQojgtGi-vGx3QX8 Pan ddeffrodd Cheryl Beer, Eco-Gerddolegydd a Gwneuthurwr Ffilmiau Cadwraeth, gyda cholled clyw, tinitws a hyperacusis 7 mlynedd yn ôl, ni fyddai erioed wedi dychmygu ei bod yn ddechrau arfer creadigol newydd a fyddai’n ei chysylltu hi, a chynulleidfaoedd ledled y byd, yn […]
CWYR issue 2 is released today 🔊

Oyez, oyez! CWYR issue 2 is released today 🔊 Presenting a feast of queer creativity, fulfilment is explored in exclusivity. Contained within 44 recycled pages, lie poetry, photography and writing on the Dark Ages 🕯️ Printed and bound by @folium_publishing, the cover is completed with silver thermo powder finishing. Available for purchase through the link […]
Hi 👋 We’re Hannah and Ella, the co-founders of CWYR

CWYR issue 2 is on its way! But before the release of our second edition in December, we thought it was about time to introduce the queers behind CWYR.
Galwad Agored Sesiynau – Gŵyl Tawe – Sessions Call Out

Menter Iaith Abertawe and Gŵyl Tawe are seeking five filmmakers to film a series of live sessions leading up to Gŵyl Tawe in June 2025. The goal of these filmed sessions is to showcase a variety of artists who have performed at the festival since its beginning in 2021. The sessions will be recorded at several unique locations across Swansea.
PAID OPPORTUNITY
Closing Date for Applications: December 18th, 2024
Application Form: HERE
Well / Being – Mab Jones
An animated film-poem on the theme of happiness made up of contributions from people across Wales.
Bodlon // Contented – Manon Steffan Ros

A short film by Manon Steffan Ros about the value of focusing on mindfulness and being content by examining the little things that bring us joy.
Llawenydd i Dadau // Joy For Dads – Jonathan Dunn

When thinking about my primary source of happiness, I can only think of my daughter, Nora. Nora’s instinct for finding joy is natural, effortless and inspiring. Her aim in any given situation is ‘how can I make this more fun?’. I find that following her lead allows me to experience her joy in times when […]
Hapusrwydd // Happiness – Robert Corcoran

A 16mm film, merging real answers to ‘What makes you happy?’ with an AI model to create an original story.
Beth sy’n rhyddhau’ch llawenydd? Beth sy’n eich gwneud chi’n hapusach na mi? – Michael Barnes

A short look at what happiness means to people in Wales and whether comparison impacts our own contentment.
Wild Sounds of Wales

Experience Wales like never before – where sight, sound, and music converge to create an unforgettable virtual reality journey through one of the country’s most beautiful nature reserves. Prosiect wedi’i ariannu gan/Project funded by: Arts Council of Wales PRS Foundation – Owain Llwyd is supported by PRS Foundation’s The Open Fund Cadw National Landscapes […]
Bodlon – Hijinx

Three short films by learning disabled and/or autistic creatives about who, what and where makes them happy.
Ffilm David Nash Coed / Coexist Nash film 2024

David Nash
Cyfraniad at | Contirbution to the
Symposiwm Coed / Coexist Symposium
35 munud | minutes
Ffilm gan | Film by
Y Wladfa Newydd | Culture Colony, 2024
**Fersiwn gyda is-deitlau Cymraeg ar ei ffordd // Welsh subtitled version on the way**
Mae’r ffilm newydd hon yn gyfraniad gan yr artist David Nash tuag at y symposiwm undydd ar 14 o Fedi 2024 a gynhalwyd yn Plas, Coed/Coexist, sy’n archwilio ein perthynas â choed ac yn ceisio dod o hyd i gydbwysedd ar gyfer ein cyfodolaeth â nhw a’r byd naturiol ehangach.
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This new film is a contribution by artist David Nash towards the day-long symposium held on the 14th of September 2024 at Plas, Coed / Coexist, that explores our relationship with trees and seeking to find balance for our co-existence with them and the wider natural world.
Gŵyl Tawe 2024
Earlier this summer, we sent Sion Teifi Rees and Aled Victor to make a short documentary about Gŵyl Tawe and the Welsh music scene in Swansea. Featuring The Bunkhouse, Mission Gallery, Gower College Swansea and more!
BFI Short Course

We’ve been location scouting!
The young filmmakers on TAPE’S BFI Film Academy Short Course have been busy developing the script for their short film. There are no spoilers, but it’s a powerful story and looks great!
Last week, the group had the chance to explore the backstage dressing rooms at Venue Cymru in Llandudno. We had a guided tour, took some reference footage, and got a sense of the space available to us.
A huge thanks to Venue Cymru for their accommodation, we’ll be back again next week to begin filming!
Plas Glyn y Weddw

A Vibrant arts centre and museum in a Gothic Victorian building showcasing some of the best contemporary Welsh art and crafts.
PSYLENCE 2024

Weekend of events to celebrate our friend and colleague – Emyr Glyn Williams (Emyr Ankst)
4-6/10/24
Pontio presents a weekend of special events this October to celebrate and remember our friend and colleague, Emyr Glyn Williams (Emyr Ankst).
Psylence was one of the most exciting events Emyr organised here at Pontio with bands such as Datblygu, Adwaith and R. Seiliog setting live scores to various films such as Andy Warhol’s Kiss, Maya Deren’s short films, Dovzhenko’s Earth and much more.
Emyr’s saying was ‘build it, and they will come’ – so, we are building on the most innovative, exciting and bold events Emyr curated, with a full weekend of events; Psylence 2024 is the biggest yet.
All proceeds will go to charities Cancer Research UK as chosen by Emyr’s family.
More events and artists to be announced!
Hope Productions – The Right Door

The Right Door is an animated web series about mental health. It has been made by young people for young people. Each episode looks at a specific issue and offers ideas on how and where to get support. The series has been created and produced by Hope Productions in Ysgol y Gogarth through support from TAPE Community Music and Film. This is a Welsh Government project, funded and supported by the North Wales Regional Partnership Board.