What's On

October 12 - December 24, 2025

Russ Chester - Enlli

Amelia Shaw-Hastings - Drawings and sketches of Bardsey Island life in the 1960s and 1970s

Matt Sanderson - Gateway

Deanne Doddington Mizen - The Space Between...

North Wales Wildlife Trust - Beyond the Boundary: A Case of Garden Escapers

This session led by Leri, who will be giving a broad introduction to baby yoga and massage techniques to support your baby's developmental milestones. Along with an emphasis on parent/caregiver wellbeing.

These sessions are different to any other courses offered by Iogis Bach.

A small, welcoming group which will also give you an opportunity to meet and socialise with other mums/parents/caregivers. The sessions are relaxed with no pressure on you or your baby.

Suitable from 8+ weeks - up to active crawling.

Please book your space, limited spaces available.

*If the session is full, get in touch with Iogis Bach to go on the waiting list at iogisbach@gmail.com

We’re delighted to introduce you to Yr Oriel Fyw – a living gallery where people, trees, and ideas grow side by side. Based in the grounds of Plas Glyn y Weddw, this space is designed to inspire learning, creativity, and a love for nature conservation. Whether you’re here to lend a hand, ask questions, or simply potter among the trees, you are part of the journey. No experience is needed – everyone belongs here.

28+30/10 - 10am 

An all-day session led by Rob Parkinson from the National Trust and artist Sioned Medi Evans, in collaboration with Plas Glyn-y-Weddw and Ecoamgueddfa Llŷn, as part of the Welsh Museums Festival.     

An introduction to wet felting with artist Deanne Doddington Mizen

10:30-12pm - 4-7 years old - £5

1-3pm - 8+ years old - £5

Limited spaces, best to book beforehand to avoid disappointment

11-12.30pm - £5

Talk and exhibition tour with Deanne

8/11/25 - 1:30-3:30pm

Forage in the woodland and learn to needle felt your own wool figures, whilst working with natural scents and materials

Gelli Printmaking Workshop with Jŵls Williams to coincide with the North Wales Wildlife Trust exhibition

Come along for a creative workshop where you’ll explore various plant forms through a range of fun and accessible printmaking processes. Led by local artist Jŵls Williams this 2.5 hour creative workshop will help you connect with incredible plant life, exploring the topic of invasive plants and their impact on wider, wilder landscapes.

Perfect for beginners and experienced makers alike.

Ages 16+ only

The event host speaks conversational Welsh. Feel free to use Welsh or English during this event.

Cyanotype Printmaking Workshop with Justine Montford to coincide with the Wildlife Trust Wales exhibition