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Gweithgareddau Am Ddim yng Ngŵyl y Plant| Free activities at the Kids Fest


  • Yr Hen Farchnad | The Old Market Hall Carmarthen Street Llandeilo, Wales, SA19 6BJ United Kingdom (map)

Free / Am ddim

Bydd Yr Hen Farchnad (ar ben uchaf Stryd Caerfyrddin) yn gartref i ddau ddiwrnod llawn gweithgareddau creadigol AM DDIM ar gyfer plant a phobl ifanc. Bydd llwythi o sesiynau celf a chrefft a pherfformiadau byw.

Cofiwch y bydd parcio am ddim drws nesa i’r Hen Farchnad.

Crochenwaith: Adeiladwch cerflun allan o glai gyda’r arbenigwyr o adran Serameg Coleg Celf Caerfyrddin,

Cerflunio Papur: Creu cerflun papur gyda'r artist papur clodwiw Polly Verity.

Argraffu Gwasg Llythyr: Argraffwch plât llyfr eich hun gyda Amplifier Press.

Gwnewch nod llyfr: Rhowch gynnig ar argraffu leino gyda'r artist Gemma Nathan a gwnewch nod llyfr eich hun.

Gwnïo rhywbeth! Rhowch gynnig ar ddefnyddio peiriant gwnïo gyda'r dylunydd ffasiwn lleol Emma O’Brien.

Mae Ffeltio yn Hwyl! Gwnewch creadur ffelt eich hun gyda'r artistiaid tecstilau Karen Vosmer a Joanne Summerfield.

Gwnewch Ddyddlyfr. Rhowch gynnig ar creu dyddlyfr gyda Vicki Davies.

Gofalwch am y blaned. Plannu hedyn cyfeillgar i wenyn gyda newyddiadurwyr ac ymgyrchwyr amgylcheddol ifanc Rose a George Fulton ac edrych ar eu cylchgrawn anhygoel ‘Green Fuse’.

Ysgrifennwch fel eich Tad-cu neu Mam-gu! Rhowch gynnig ar deipiadur gyda'r bardd Angie Davies. Teipiwch cerdd eich hun.

Paentiwch deilsen gyda'r artist cerameg Kate Glanville.

NEU darllenwch lyfr yn ein Llyfrgell ‘Kid’s Fest yn y Lit Fest’ ac ewch â llyfr adref am ddim!

Mae Carmarthen Free Books yn siop lyfrau gymunedol ynghanol tref Caerfyrddin. Credwn y dylai pawb gael y cyfle i ddarllen llyfr o'i dewis, ac mi 'rydym yn gwneud hyn trwy adael i unrhywun gerdded i mewn i'n lleoliad a dewis tri llyfr- am ddim.’ Rydym hefyd yn rhoi cymorth i ysgolion, a mudiadau eraill yn y gymuned, ac yn fyd-eang, drwy eu darparu gyda'r hyn y mae ei hangen arnynt-am ddim.' Rydym yn helpu i ddod ag addysg a llythrennedd i'r rhai sydd wir ei angen.

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Yr Hen Farchnad (at the top of Carmarthen Street) will be the venue for two days of FREE creative events for children and young people of all ages. There will be loads of hands-on art, craft and live performances. 

Free parking in Yr Hen Farchnad Car Park next to the venue.

Pottery: Build a sculpture out of clay with the Carmarthen College of Art’s Ceramics department.

Paper Sculpting: Create an amazing paper sculpture with acclaimed paper artist Polly Verity.

Letter Press Printing : Learn how they printed back in the day with Amplifier Press.

Make your own book: Learn how to make a simple book out of recycled materials with local artist Nina Vangerow.

Cartoon drop in: Creative fun with local cartoonist Scott Artus

Sew something! Have a go at using a sewing machine with local fashion designer Emma O’Brien.

Felting is Fun! Make your own felted creature with textile artists Karen Vosmer and Joanne Summerfield.

Make a Journal: Have a go at journaling with Vicki Evans

Seed planting: Llandeilo Town Council

Cooking: Learn to cook with Bocs Bwyd

Willow Weaving: West Wales Willows (Sunday only)

Write like your grandparents! Have a go on a typewriter with poet Angie Davies. Type your own poem.

Paint a tile with ceramic artist Kate Glanville.

OR read a book in our ‘Kid’s Fest at the Lit Fest’ library and take home a book for free!

Carmarthen Free Books is a community-focused bookstore in the heart of Carmarthen's town centre. We believe that everyone should have access to books, and we do this by allowing anyone to walk into our store and choose three books for free. We also help schools and other organisations in the community, and around the world, by providing them with the resources they need for free. We help to bring education and literacy to those who need them most.

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