Guides

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Building stronger connections for eisteddfod organisersAn eisteddfod may be rooted in one village, school, chapel, or community hall, yet its success depends on connections that reach far beyond the venue.…
A Safer Way to Understand Holland Casino And Gambling RecoveryFor many people, gambling is occasional entertainment. For others, repeated deposits, chasing losses, or hiding play from family can become a serious concern.…
Bringing digital tools into the Welsh festival traditionA traditional festival is built from human connection: performers gathering in a hall, families sharing food, judges listening closely, and communities…
The craft of making traditional Welsh costume accessoriesTraditional Welsh dress is often recognised by its tall black hat, red woollen shawl, patterned skirt and crisp white blouse. Yet the character of an outfit is…
How to Host a Community Singing Morning for All AgesA community singing morning can turn a familiar hall into a lively meeting place where children, parents, grandparents, experienced performers, and complete…
Building a lasting relationship with the Welsh Arts CouncilFor local eisteddfodau, a constructive relationship with the Arts Council of Wales can open access to expertise, funding information, professional networks and…
Fair ticket pricing for a sustainable local eisteddfodSetting admission prices for a local eisteddfod is a practical financial decision with a strong cultural dimension. The event must generate enough income to…
Using video highlights to promote next year’s eisteddfodA successful eisteddfod leaves people with more than a list of winners. It creates memories of music, movement, language, friendship and shared local pride.…
A Kids’ Guide to Eisteddfod EtiquetteAn eisteddfod is a lively celebration of Welsh culture where people gather to perform, compete, listen, learn, and support one another. Children may take part…
How to Run a Cerdd Dant Composition CompetitionA cerdd dant composition competition can bring together poets, singers, harpists, conductors, composers, and audiences in a shared act of Welsh cultural…