Llanfairfechan Pioneers walked across the Carneddau Mountains to raise money for the OneHeart charity
Read the whole story on the Eryri page.

Llyn Brenig Woodchips & Elfins (age 2 - 7)
Saturdays 10a.m. -12p.m. (starting May 8th 2011)

Arts & Crafts, Music, Co-operative games, Outdoor Activities, Camping, Nature Walks and lots more!...

Please contact Sion / Becks on 01824 710637 for more information

Llyn Brenig Vistor Centre, B4501, Cerrigydrudion, Corwen, LL21 9TT

Gwerin members have been marching and protesting against the Tory-LibDem coalition government proposal to treble top-up fees for students whose homes are in England.

How can everyone in the world have enough to eat?
How can this change our attitudes to food and where it comes from?
Is a zero carbon foodprint for Wales possible?

GAG
5 – 7 November 2010
Tresaith Hostel, Cardiganshire.

This year the Gwerin Annual Gathering will be held at the hostel in Tresaith from the 5th to the 7th of November. Tresaith is a picturesque seaside village in Cardiganshire, about thirty miles south of Aberystwyth. There will be an opportunity to have a fire on the beach, to sing and to take part in various activities.

One EPIC barn, two days, three guitars (well, two and a ukelele), tamad o Gymraeg and lots of biscuits. LOTS of biscuits. Sounds like a Welsh Thing to me...

Span That World With Music comes to Aberystwyth. A gig organised by young people for young people brings enthusiasm for a budding DF community in the area.

Read our latest newsletter here:

December 2009

Gwerin Annual Gathering

9– 11 OCTOBER - KINGS YOUTH HOSTEL, DOLGELLAU

Gwerin y Coed’s annual meet up – a chance to meet Gwerin members from all over Wales, catch up on what’s been happening over the last year, and make plans for the next year. The weekend also includes the AGM – the Annual General Meeting which is the formal business part of the Gathering

Celtic Camp
Summer 2009

on the shores of Llyn Tegid, Bala. This is an all-age camp powered by renewables where we'll be learning the skills to live in harmony with the elements and how to pass these skills on to others. Check out the website link: www.gwerin.org/celticcamp.

At the recent Gwerin Annual Gathering in S. Wales, a record number of young people stood for election to Welsh Council (the management board of Gwerin y Coed) and six were elected - the youngest being only fourteen.

We thought that it may be interesting to look at the report done at last year’s GAG—how have we done and are we responding to members’ ideas?