Venue: Theatr Gwaun
Date: Saturday September 21st 
Time: 7:00pm

Join us for an evening of Festival Folk as Filkin’s Drift reimagine traditional melodies through pizzicato grooves, intricate guitar tunes, and boundless improvisation and Broadoak and Fishguard Folk Singers bring their blend of traditional and contemporary folk and rousing song.

Venue: Ffwrn
Date: Saturday September 21st 
Time: 9:00pm

We are rounding off day 2 of the festival with a Twmpath and DJ Set at Ffwrn.

Venue: Theatr Gwaun
Date: Sunday September 22nd 
Time: 10:00am

Richard Gwyn: In this workshop we will consider some of the ways in which a writer might engage with myth, memory and the stories absorbed in childhood.

Venue: Peppers
Date: Sunday September 22nd 
Time: 1:00pm

Hanan Issa: Hanan is the author and editor of the children’s poetry book anthology And I Hear Dragons (Firefly Press).

Venue: Ffwrn
Date: Sunday September 22nd 
Time: 1:00pm

An afternoon of literary riches. Richard Gwyn will be reading from his latest book Ambassador of Nowhere and in conversation/Q&A with Sue Lewis.

Venue: Theatr Gwaun
Date: Sunday September 22nd 
Time: 2:00pm

Float downstream with the Story Man, in Sea Legs Puppet Theatre’s gentle, musical adaptation of Hans Christian Anderson’s classic tale of belonging and identity.

Venue: Theatr Gwaun
Date: Sunday September 22nd
Time: 3:00pm

Inspired by this year’s Puppet Theatre Show, The Ugly Duckling, Melissa Pettitt returns to the festival with ‘Swanning Around’.

Venue: Gwaun Valley, Lower Town bridge
Date: Sunday September 22nd 
Time: 3:00pm – 5:00pm

Like to sketch? Need to unwind for a couple of hours? Then please join FAS artists, Judith Leyland and Barbara Price and enjoy a relaxing two hours drawing and mark making.

Venue: Theatr Gwaun
Date: Sunday September 22nd 
Time: 7:30pm

Once again we close the weekend with our Simffoni Mara evening. This year sees new music from David Pepper and Jobina Tinnemans.