Printing the Past 

Saturday 4 November 11am–4pm

Half Term at The National Wool Museum

Part of Oriel Myrddin Gallery’s ‘out and about’ off-site programme at the National Wool Museum, Dre-fach Felindre, SA44 5UP

Join the Rhôd artists group making a giant map of the neighbourhood in a fun print workshop celebrating the Welsh names of local fields and houses.

Open to all ages and abilities • Free and drop in

Printio’r Gorffennol

Dydd Sadwrn  4 Tachwedd 11am–4pm//

Hanner Tymor yn yr Amgueddfa Wlân Cymru

Rhan o’r Oriel Myrddin ‘o gwmpas y lle’ rhaglen oddi ar y safle yn yr Amgueddfa Wlân Cymru, Dre-fach Felindre, SA44 5UP

Ymunwch â grŵp artistiaid Rhôd i wneud map anferth o’r gymdogaeth mewn gweithdy print hwyliog sy’n dathlu’r enwau Cymraeg ar gaeau a thai lleol.

Yn agored i bob oed a gallu • Am ddim galwch heibio

Join Rhôd and this year’s Rhôd in Roath artists in front gardens along Cardiff’s Ninian Road this October as part of the madeinroath festival 2017.

Sat 21st Oct – Sun 22nd Oct 2017

All day with guided tour each day at 2pm (meet @ no 18).

Front Garden Installations and activities at numbers 18,19, 20, 28, 29, 30, 39, 47, 61, 76, 91, 95, Ninian Road, Cardiff, CF23 5EF.

Artists: Toby Downing, Ann Jordan, Rachel Marshall, Claire Louise Prosser, RhysReeceRees, Abigail Sidebotham, Susan Sluglett, Mita Solanky, Sam Vicary, Sean Vicary and Jacob Whittaker.

You can also join in the RSPB Big Garden Bioblitz at garden no 29 – a free and family friendly event.

Rhôd Is an artist-run project based in rural west Wales. The enduring theme of Rhôd’s activity is the ongoing creative dialogue between rural and urban environments and the ways in which artists think about and interpret those differences and similarities.

A huge thank you to Lucy and Matt, Dorcas Pennyfather , Chris Sutherland, Sue Willams, Bee and Roland, Kirsty Foster, Gill Bowker, Peter Knight, Rosie Cadwaladrevans and the Mellor family who have kindly provided front gardens for the show. The event would be impossible without their enthusiastic co-operation.

Find out about the 2017 artists and participants

madeinroath

Image: Sam Aldridge steps at Melin Glonc