Twmpath yr Hydref gyda Brython | Autumn Twmpath with Brython
Bydd Emyr Jones yn galw’r dawnsiau a’r band Brython (Tracy Hales, Aneirin Jones, Geraint Roberts, a Ian “Titch” Thomas) yn canu alawon ac ambell i gân draddodiadol. Dewch i ddawnsio, gwrando, canu ac i ymuno yn yr hwyl.
Does dim eisiau profiad o ddawnsio – bydd Emyr yn esbonio popeth!
TOCYNNAU:
Talwch Beth Allwch Chi: £6, £8, £10*, £12
Mae tocynnau ar gyfer llawer o’n sioeau a’n darllediadau byw ar werth ar sail talu beth bynnag allwch chi, sy’n golygu y cewch chi ddewis y pris gorau i’ch poced. Noddir tocynnau lefel isaf, tra mae’r pris uchaf yn rhoi ychydig bach ychwanegol i’r Neuadd Les, sy’n helpu ariannu ein gweithgareddau cymunedol.
Ar gyfer pob digwyddiad, fel canllaw, mae’r pris safonol a awgrymir wedi’i amlygu mewn print trwm gyda *.
Mae’r digwyddiad hwn yn rhan o’n trydedd ŵyl “Dihuno’r Hydref”, yn dathlu cymunedau glofaol sydd wedi’u cysylltu â’i gilydd gan dreftadaeth ddiwydiannol a diwylliannol trwy gelfyddydau, ymgyrchu, hanes a diwylliant. Bydd yr ŵyl eleni yn canolbwyntio ar dalent a straeon o gymunedau glofaol De Cymru.
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Experienced caller Emyr Jones will guide you through traditional dances and sing-songs to traditional Welsh tunes with Brython (Tracy Hales, Aneirin Jones, Geraint Roberts, and Ian “Titch” Thomas).
Great for experienced and less experienced dancers.
TICKETS:
Pay What You Can: £6, £8, £10*, £12
Tickets for many of our live shows and live broadcasts are on a pay what you choose basis, which means you can choose the price that best suits your pocket. The lower ticket levels are subsidised, the top price puts a little extra into The Welfare, helping to fund our community activities.
For each event the suggested standard price is highlighted with an * in bold as a guide.
This event is part of our third Autumn Rising festival, which celebrates mining communities connected by industrial and cultural heritage through arts, activism, history and culture.
This year’s festival focuses on talent and stories from South Wales mining communities.