Join the celebration of Welsh spring traditions at Dydd Gŵyl y Pasg in Narberth on April 12, featuring workshops, music, and Welsh treats.

Building on Celtic pre-Christian traditions of renewal and celebration, the event will highlight Wales' cultural heritage, blending ancient customs with creative workshops, traditional music, and seasonal festivities.

Dydd Gŵyl y Pasg will offer a range of activities inspired by Welsh customs, including:

– Spring Wreath-Making Workshop with Hannah Darby – A hands-on session where participants can craft their own decorative wreaths using seasonal materials, embracing the symbolism of new life and growth.

– Choral Procession with the Mari Lwyd made by Artist Samara van Rijswijk – The Mari Lwyd, an iconic figure in Welsh folklore, will lead a musical procession with choral singing, echoing the storytelling customs of Welsh communities.

– Traditional Singing and Dancing – A lively celebration of Welsh folk music and dance, bringing together voices and movement to honour the season.

– Welsh Tea and Cake – Attendees can enjoy a selection of traditional Welsh treats, including Bara Brith (a rich, spiced fruit loaf) and Welsh Cakes, served with tea in a warm and welcoming setting.

This celebration is open to all and offers a unique opportunity to experience Welsh culture in an immersive and interactive way. Whether taking part in the workshops, enjoying the choral procession, or simply indulging in a traditional Welsh tea, attendees will leave with a deeper appreciation of Wales’ historical connection to the rhythms of nature.

With a unique ‘Pay what you can’ policy starting from just £3, Dydd Gŵyl y Pasg takes place at SPAN Arts, Town Moor, Narberth, SA67 7AG on Saturday, April 12, 1.30-5pm.

Those with accessibility needs are encouraged to email [email protected]; visit span-arts.org.uk for more information.