Tŷ Pawb will be hosting three days of FREE live music and family activities this February to celebrate Dydd Miwsig Cymru (Welsh Language Music Day).
Founded by radio presenter Huw Stephens, Dydd Miwsig Cymru is an annual, national celebration of the vibrant world of Welsh language music.
Every February, special gigs and events take place across the country, showcasing Welsh music of all genres.
This year’s event is set to be the biggest Dydd Miwsig Cymru Tŷ Pawb has ever hosted!
There will also be live music events taking place in the city centre – at the Magic Dragon and Saith Seren. See the programme below for full details.
Here’s the full programme:
Thursday 12th February
Composing Belonging
Doors: 6.30pm
A live music performance with Yasmine Latkowski (Panedeni), Ayoub Boukhalfa (One World Oasis Choir) and SERA, exploring home and belonging through Arabic and Welsh traditions.
You’ll hear specialist instrumentalists from Arabic and Welsh traditions, rich vocal harmonies, rhythm, and storytelling — and gain insight into the histories, sounds and personal journeys behind the music.
Bar and food court open!
The event is free to attend but booking is advised to guarantee a seat –
Friday 13th February
LIVE MUSIC with Candelas
Doors: 5.30pm
This special, family friendly gig featuring one of North Wales top rock bands has been organised by Menter Iaith, with support from Ysgol Morgan Llwyd’s ‘Y Sîn ar y Ffin’ group.
Y Sîn ar y Ffin’ is a Menter Iaith project, supported by Arts Council Wales and Wrexham Council, with the aim of introducing children in the Wrexham area to Welsh music, and giving them the chance to see some of the country’s top bands.
Candelas already have a few fans in Wrexham, having gone down a storm at the Wrexham AFC fanzone recently!
This is a family-friendly gig, however all ages are welcome!
Bar and food court will be open.
No need to book – just turn up!
LIVE FA CUP 4th ROUND: Wrexham v Ipswich
KO: 7.45pm
Straight after the Candelas gig on Friday evening, we’ll be bringing the big screen down so you can enjoy Wrexham’s much anticipated FA Cup game LIVE right here at Tŷ Pawb!
Or if it’s more music you’re after, head over to the Magic Dragon, who will be hosting a special open mic night, or Saith Seren, where Cowbois Rhos Botwnnog and Daf Williams a’r Band will be performing live!
Saturday 14th February
Dydd Miwisg Cymru / Gwyl Dyfodol Festival with FOCUS Wales
This is the BIG one! There will be an all-day event at Tŷ Pawb (10am-9pm) – all FREE to attend – no need to book!
11am-2pm
FREE Family Activities with Menter Iaith
11.30am-2pm
Live Music in the Food Court
Sara Erddig / Vivace Choir / Lleisiau Clywedog / Rhi Jorj a’r Band
Food court, bar and shops in the market and south arcade will be open all day! Plus a new exhibition to explore in the gallery!
4pm-9pm
Gwyl Dyfodol with FOCUS Wales
Featuring:
MWSOG / SEAZOO / MALI HAF / THE FAMILY BATTENBERG /
OSGLED / ELIN A CARYS / ANDY HICKIE / CÔR DAW
A celebration of Welsh language and culture everyone can enjoy!
Wrexham Council’s Lead Member with responsibility for Tŷ Pawb, Cllr Hugh Jones, said: “Tŷ Pawb has proudly showcased Welsh arts and music since day one and we are delighted to continue our long running partnership with the multi-award winning, FOCUS Wales to celebrate this year’s Dydd Miwsig Cymru.
“Hosting the brilliant National Eisteddfod here last summer has given Wrexham new ideas, energy and confidence to champion Welsh language and culture. As a result, this February’s event will be the biggest Dydd Miwisg Cymru Wrexham has ever hosted and is part of a wider legacy we are creating, building on the success of the Eisteddfod and the new audiences and partnerships we’ve been able to develop.
“This is set to be a hugely enjoyable three days for all ages. Whether you’re a lifelong Welsh music fan, or you just want to come and enjoy the atmosphere and festivities, I would encourage everyone to come and make the most of these free events.”
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