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Read our latest Welsh Festivals news.
28 July 2016
Llais y Maes returns to provide a fresh perspective on the National Eisteddfod
Archaeology connects young people with their past and future
27 July 2016
Contributors will record and upload the language as used in real life
25 July 2016
Turbulent political period under the microscope at Eisteddfod
21 July 2016
Traditional Welsh dialects in Eisteddfod area ‘extremely rare or have died out’
4 August 2015
Inspirational student from Thailand is now fluent Welsh.
3 August 2015
Industry leaders gather on Maes to discuss future of Welsh language media.
30 July 2015
Welsh for All was formally launched at the National Eisteddfod by the First Minister.
29 July 2015
Experts will demonstrate why rugby balls can be caught in wet weather
28 July 2015
Professor Sioned Davies is preparing for a very special Eisteddfod on home turf
