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…Hopwood will meet with staff and the families of patients at the Palliative Care Unit in Bronglais Hospital, Aberystwyth, as well as those cared for in the community. From her…

Project name: The way we see it Participants: Llamau: Wales’ leading homelessness charity Lead artist: clare e. potter   Project outcome: A week’s exhibition spotlight as part of Llamau’s Our…

…stomp and talwrn competitions, Gwion has also gained a wealth of experience leading workshops with writers of all ages and backgrounds. He recently won the Crown at the National Eitseddfod…

…Steffan Ros worked with 21 schools by leading creative writing workshops and the children visited the Gwynedd Archive Services to research local individuals who played a part in the First…

…message that literature belongs to everyone. The work of the National Poet of Wales is varied. This includes receiving commissions to write poems for different themes and occasions; taking part…

…Slate Museum, are pleased to announce that the National Poet of Wales, Ifor ap Glyn, will be leading a week-long series of community events, between the 22-29 May 2021. The…

…was Digital Manager for Cyfle; he produced the first online drama series in Wales; he worked with some of the world’s leading artists in Transmedia and spoke in various conferences…

The Young People’s Writing Squads aimed to locate talented young writers – in both English and Welsh – and introduce them to some of Wales’ leading writers, and teachers of…

…is a cross-artform bilingual collaboration between two of Wales’ national arts companies, Literature Wales and National Dance Company Wales. It began as a lock-down project between individual dance artist and…

As part of the Holy Glimmers of Goodbye event at the Senedd on 19 February 2019, Literature Wales commissioned the following lectures:   ‘Where is war poetry?’ By Nerys Williams…