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Learn the building blocks of manipulating paper using simple materials. Spend two rewarding hours folding, pleating and crumpling to create a beautiful sculpture.

Dewch i ddysgu elfennau sylfaenol trin papur gan ddefnyddio deunyddiau syml. Treuliwch ddwy awr werth chweil yn plygu, plethu a chrimpio i greu cerflun hardd.

Join BBC producer and broadcaster Jenni Crane as she brings to life the remarkable story of Myfanwy Haycock (1913-1963), a pioneering poet from Pontypool. Once celebrated but now largely forgotten, Haycock’s work deserves to be rediscovered. Crane’s passionate exploration of her literary hero promises to inspire, intrigue, and reintroduce this lost voice to a new generation.

Minnie Pallister: Voice of a Rebel

Twenty years ago acclaimed poet and author Owen Sheers won the prestigious Somerset Maughan Award with his second poetry collection Skirrid Hill (Seren, 2005). Owen returns to the Llandeilo lit fest to talk about the journeys his writing has taken him since this award established him as a key figure in contemporary Welsh literature.

The Stranger in My House is a gripping ‘cuckoo in the nest’ domestic thriller, from celebrated author Judith Barrow, exploring how coercive control can tear a family apart.

Mae The Stranger in My House yn lyfr drama gyffrous domestig syfrdanol gan y nofelydd enwog Judith Barrow, yn archwilio sut gall rheolaeth gorfodol dorri teulu’n ddarnau.

Joshua Jones (he/him) is a queer, neurodivergent writer & artist from Llanelli, south Wales.

Local Fires, a collection of short stories set in his hometown of Llanelli, which explores the inertia of living in an ex-industrial working-class area, as well as gender, sexuality, toxic masculinity and neurodivergence.