Thu 1 Jun 2023 - Sat 3 Jun 2023
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Join us for a weekend of sublime music from all over Africa with dance, Afro-Welsh performances, workshops, film, an art/photography exhibition, and much more! A true celebration of Africa in Wales!
Dathliad Cymru-Affrica (meaning ‘Wales-Africa celebration’ in Welsh) brings you a pan-African arts festival. The weekend will be a celebration of the richness of diversity in Wales, specifically African diaspora culture and arts. We have guest bands from Africa (Mali, Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo), plus African artists based in Wales and from across the UK.
Venues: Neuadd Ogwen & Y Fic
Weekend ticket (1st – 3rd June): £50 Thursday 1st Day Ticket: £18 Friday 2nd Day Ticket: £18 Saturday 3rd Day Ticket: £25
Festival Organisers – The Successors of the Mandingue
Phone or Text: 07806771275
Email: admin@successors.co.uk
The organisers and venue of Dathliad Cymru want to ensure all visitors and attendees have their access needs met. We are aware we need to hear from you to make sure your experiences are positive and welcoming.
Do contact the venue if you have any specific requests or need clarity on what is available.
Neuadd Ogwen is located on the A5, Bethesda’s High Street. Parking is limited on the road, but some spaces may be free just past the venue heading towards Bangor.
There are Bus Stops by the venue on both sides of the road.
Car parking can be found at Cae Star and is free for Blue Badge holders, and free for anyone after 4.30pm. Do contact the venue for information about parking and drop off points.
If you need specific access support, anything from seating to safe spaces, do contact Neuadd Ogwen.
Any Welsh or English spoken will be British Sign Language interpreted by Cathryn McShane-Kouyaté and Rachel Green.
There will be stewards available to assist throughout the festival period [wearing Successors T-shirts] – do look out for them.
We hope you enjoy your visit and we welcome your comments.
Brought to you by The Successors of the Mandingue, Neuadd Ogwen, Butetown Arts & Culture Association (BACA) and Rahim El Habachi, with support from the Arts Council of Wales, North West Wales (Anglesey, Gwynedd, and Conwy) Regional Community Cohesion Fund, University of Wales Trinity St Davids & Global Humanity for Peace Institute, Anthem Music Fund Wales Atsain Fund, Culture Step (Arts and Business Wales), Ty Cerdd, and Orchard Lwp/S4C.
Mae trefnwyr a lleoliad Dathliad Cymru-Affrica eisiau sicrhau bod anghenion mynediad yr holl ymwelwyr a mynychwyr yn cael eu diwallu. Rydym yn ymwybodol bod angen i ni glywed gennych i wneud yn siŵr bod eich profiadau yn gadarnhaol ac yn groesawgar.
Cysylltwch â’r lleoliad os oes gennych unrhyw geisiadau penodol neu os oes angen eglurder arnoch ynghylch yr hyn sydd ar gael.
Mae Neuadd Ogwen ar yr A5, Stryd Fawr Bethesda. Mae lleoedd parcio yn gyfyngedig ar y ffordd, ond efallai y bydd rhai lleoedd am ddim ychydig heibio’r lleoliad yn gyfeiriad Bangor.
Mae Arosfannau Bws ger y lleoliad ar ddwy ochr y ffordd.
Gellir dod o hyd i faes parcio yng Nghae Star ac mae am ddim i ddeiliaid Bathodynnau Glas, ac am ddim i unrhyw un ar ôl 4.30pm. Cysylltwch â’r lleoliad i gael gwybodaeth am fannau parcio a gollwng.
Os oes angen cymorth mynediad penodol arnoch, unrhyw beth o seddi i fannau diogel, cysylltwch â Neuadd Ogwen.
Bydd unrhyw Gymraeg neu Saesneg a siaredir yn cael ei ddehongli i BSL gan Cathryn McShane-Kouyaté a Rachel Green .
Bydd stiwardiaid ar gael i gynorthwyo drwy gydol cyfnod yr ŵyl [yn gwisgo crysau T Successors] – cadwch olwg amdanynt.
Gobeithiwn y byddwch yn mwynhau eich ymweliad a chroesawn eich sylwadau.
Cyflwynwyd i chi gan The Successors of the Mandingue, Neuadd Ogwen, Butetown Arts & Culture Association (BACA) a Rahim El Habachi gyda chefnogaeth Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru, Cronfa Cydlyniant Cymunedol Rhanbarthol Gogledd Cymru (Ynys Môn, Gwynedd a Conwy), Prifysgol Cymru Y Drindod Dewi Sant & Sefydliad y Ddynoliaeth Fyd-eang dros Heddwch, Cronfa Atsain Anthem, Culture Step (A&B Cymru), Ty Cerdd, ac Orchard Lwp/S4C.
Festival Organisers – The Successors of the Mandingue
Phone or Text: 07806771275
Email: admin@successors.co.uk
The organisers and venue of Dathliad Cymru want to ensure all visitors and attendees have their access needs met. We are aware we need to hear from you to make sure your experiences are positive and welcoming.
Do contact the venue if you have any specific requests or need clarity on what is available.
Neuadd Ogwen is located on the A5, Bethesda’s High Street. Parking is limited on the road, but some spaces may be free just past the venue heading towards Bangor.
There are Bus Stops by the venue on both sides of the road.
Car parking can be found at Cae Star and is free for Blue Badge holders, and free for anyone after 4.30pm. Do contact the venue for information about parking and drop off points.
If you need specific access support, anything from seating to safe spaces, do contact Neuadd Ogwen.
Any Welsh or English spoken will be British Sign Language interpreted by Cathryn McShane-Kouyaté and Rachel Green.
There will be stewards available to assist throughout the festival period [wearing Successors T-shirts] – do look out for them.
We hope you enjoy your visit and we welcome your comments.
Brought to you by The Successors of the Mandingue, Neuadd Ogwen, Butetown Arts & Culture Association (BACA) and Rahim El Habachi, with support from the Arts Council of Wales, North West Wales (Anglesey, Gwynedd, and Conwy) Regional Community Cohesion Fund, University of Wales Trinity St Davids & Global Humanity for Peace Institute, Anthem Music Fund Wales Atsain Fund, Culture Step (Arts and Business Wales), Ty Cerdd, and Orchard Lwp/S4C.
Join us for a weekend of sublime music from all over Africa with dance, Afro-Welsh performances, workshops, film, an art/photography exhibition, and much more! A true celebration of Africa in Wales!
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