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Following a period of eighteen months without live productions in our studio and theatre, I’m excited to share with you that our doors are open once more! With the cinema being open for some time now, the success of Gwyl Goncrit over the summer and the online projects that we have created, we’re now excited to build on these successes with live events over the coming months. The Coronavirus is still present in our communities, and we have been working hard to ensure that our arts centre is as safe as possible for your return! Over the past months, we hope the variety in our projects bringing together various arts have entertained, but now, it’s time for us to open our doors and bring productions to life on stage once more. The past eighteen months has allowed us to
think outside the box, and I’m confident that the digital and outside live events will continue to go hand-in-hand with our core artistic, indoor, programme. I’m looking forward to welcoming back our national companies to Pontio such as Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru, National Theatre Wales and Ballet Cymru, but also, for our community showcases, that gives local talent a stage, with the performing school Showzone.
Our BLAS participatory programme returns, and we’re looking forward to welcoming people of all ages back to Pontio, with an exciting programme to be announced in the coming months. An exciting period awaits us for the arts in Wales and beyond, following a challenging time for the arts, we have an important and interesting journey ahead of us in this next chapter, and I hope you can join us!
This academic year, Bangor University will be celebrating a century of music – so be ready for the music-filled year that awaits us!
Osian Gwynn Director, Pontio Arts
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Recap Covid Embrace Location: Digital Date: Lockdown period Covid Embrace from Iola Ynyr was a creative response to the support she received from other women during the lockdown period in 2020. The project culminated in a digital experience reflecting on how the period impacted women at home, work and within themselves. It took
a fresh view of women’s aspirations, fears and roles within social, political and spiritual expectations. With: Iola Ynyr, Miriain Fflur, Nia Dryhurst, Denise Gough, Nurit Gordon, Lleucu Non, Marged Sion, Kristina Banholzer, Or Danon, Carys Gwilym a Lindsay Walker.
Supported by an Arts Council of Wales Stabilisation Fund for Individuals and in partnership with Pontio and Gwynedd Council. Head over to Pontio’s AM channel to watch the final work: Watch here
Triongl Location: Digital Date: Lockdown period Triongl is a project created and developed during the lockdown, curated by Griff Lynch. The intention was to offer freelancers opportunities during that challenging period, during which theatres and arts venues were closed for months, seeing many creatives losing work overnight. All three digital projects were interdisciplinary
and multimedia, brought together by 27 artists, musicians and poets.
Menai, Lowri Hedd, Junko Mori, Simmy Singh, Kristina Banholzer, Sian Angharad
With: Casi Wyn, Owain Roberts, Seindorf, Lena Jeanne, Iestyn Tyne, Ciara Ní É, Caryl Bryn, Annes Glyn, Zoë Skoulding, Rhys Trimble, Mari Elen, Glyn F. Edwards, Yasus Afari, Róisín Sheehy, Sian Miriam, Morwen Bosschot, Marged Elen Williams, Catrin
The results of Triongl can be seen online: Watch Project 1 Watch Project 2 Watch Project 3
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Cymru yn Ewrop Location: Digital Inspired by the Welsh Government’s ‘Year of Wales in Germany 2021’, Cymru yn Ewrop is a series of short films created by Welsh artists living and working throughout Europe. As well as offering these inspiring artists a platform, providing an insight into their life and work beyond the UK, the
project nurtures cultural connections and celebrates what Wales has to offer on the European stage. With: Gethin Wyn Jones (Stockholm), Steven Emmanuel (Nürnberg), Hannah M Morris + Owain Griffiths (Leipzig), Carys Huws (Berlin) and more.
Head over to Pontio’s AM channel to watch: Watch here
Skate by Jess Balla
Location: Exhibition Space Lefel 0 Date: September – October 2021 This exhibition is the result of artist Jess Balla’s residency at Pontio, and her collaborative work with the local skateboarding community in Bangor. This community has strong roots in the area, with a rich and exciting visual culture that has always inspired the artist. The exhibition includes a
large window installation at the front of the building, a film of a ‘Skate’ workshop held during Gŵyl Goncrit, and photographs by individuals from the skateboarding community, including Jordan Phoenix, Stewart MacKellar and Aled Oddy. Drop by to have a look!
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Upcoming Hybrid by Osian Efnisien Location: White Wall Date: October – November 2021 Pontio is pleased to commission the artist Osian Efnisien from Porthmadog to create new work in the main atrium’s White Wall. The installation will playfully weave the digital with physical materials to explore new ways of combining
virtual experiences, which have occupied most of us during the lockdown period, with concrete, architectural spaces. It will create a creative, colorful buzz in our public spaces to welcome you back into the building.
Eye of the Moon by Jo Lawrence Location: White Wall Date: December 2021 – January 2022 Eye of the Moon is an installation by artist Jo Lawrence in collaboration with the School of Music and Media, Bangor University. Based on Caradog Pritchard’s novel Un Nos Ola Leuad, which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, the installation in Pontio’s main atrium will
feature projections and a new composition by postgraduate student Tomasz Edwards. There will be a live performance of the piece in the public spaces in early December, to coincide with the School of Music’s centenary celebrations. Supported by Colwinston Trust.
White Wall Wal Wen (White Wall) is a curated platform enabling large-scale projection of video, photography, animation and moving image onto the vast white walls of Pontio’s public spaces, providing audiences with experiences that provoke, inspire and entertain.
Join our team of volunteers! Are you... - Interested in Theatre, Live music and Films
- Keen to learn, develop and apply new skills
- Passionate about delivering exceptional customer service
- Looking to meet new people & build confidence
We believe that the Arts should be inclusive therefore encourage volunteers from all backgrounds to join us - the only requirements are to be aged over 16, enthusiastic, friendly and reliable.
Interested? volunteers@pontio.co.uk 01248 382666
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7 DAYS A WEEK OPEN TO ALL
1 Screen 3D 15 new films a month 70 showings a month One stage for the best in live opera and theatre Pontio’s monthly cinema programme is available online and published and distributed locally or you can pick one up at the centre. To receive weekly email bulletins, sign up at www. pontio.co.uk and tick ‘Cinema’ in the interest categories. Follow the latest cinema news on Twitter @sinemapontio
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Ad Astra, Farmaged don, Joker, Abertoir, ROH: Don Pasquale, Judy Fleabag, Billy Conn olly, The Irishman a llawer mwy! and much more!
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Book at pontio.co.uk 01248 38 28 28
Friday 22 October, 6pm Saturday 23 October, 10.30am / 1pm / 3.30pm Pontio Cinema
Deian a Loli Free (Tickets on sale 01.10.2021) Maximum 4 tickets per order The mischievous twins and their magical powers are back. It’s Halloween, but Deian and Loli don’t want to go to the party with mum and dad. But with a ghostly visitor in the house, they have no other choice but to go to the prestigious Dygwyl y Meirw celebration!
English subtitles will be provided on 23 October, 1pm There will be a Q&A to follow on 22 October, 6pm
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BLAS is Pontio’s youth participation programme that gives children and young people a ‘taste’ (blas) for the arts Over the past year and a half, regardless of restrictions, BLAS’ participation activites have continued. Our weekly drama workshops went online, new projects were created and projects have adapted for the digital world! Read and watch more about our projects.
To learn more about BLAS projects here: See more
10,400 watched UN SEREN, Bangor Over 6000 watched #KeepCreative videos
90 children joined in Lead Creative Schools workshops
80 joined our Homeschooling workshops
41 of BLAS members joined on Zoom every week
Un Seren Pontio alongside Bangor City Council, brought a Christmas film to celebrate Bangor. Contributions came in from over 40 businesses, communities and institutions in Bangor, with Elise Jones from Maesgeirchen, that has been in several BLAS projects since the beginning in 2013, singing Un Seren, mentored by singer Alys Williams. Watch here
#KeepCreative A series of free daily workshops released on BLAS’ Facebook. Released between March 2020 and April 2021, with over 6000 joining in the fun.
Dance For Homeschooling Parkinson’s Workshops
Our Homeschooling Workshops were launched to support children who had to continue to self-isolate after the schools opened in September 2021. Fun and informal workshops, looking at numerous aspects of the curriculum through the arts.
We became an associate hub for National Dance Company Wales’ and English National Ballet’s Dance For Parkinson’s programme. Classes were launched on Zoom in March 2021. The classes are now a part of our artistic programme at Pontio.
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Heb Ffiniau R&D
bring an artistic dialogue. The project was co-ordinated and led by the dance and physical theatre artist, Sarah Mumford.
A research and development projcet that explored the connection between Language, Identity and Landscape, and how these elements shape our feeling of belonging. Professional artists and performers came together, as well as individuals who have an interest and experience in movement sessions, performing and the arts to
Watch the culmination videos on AM
Watch Project 1 Watch Project 2 Watch Project 3
Heb Ffiniau Movement workshops were developed from the research and development sessions. Workshops that encourage you to move, relax and stretch. Go to page 39 for more information
Book Club As a way to encourage more people to read during lockdown, and to support local book stores, we worked with Palas Print to host a series of Book Clubs. At the beginning of each month we would invite an author to interview another author about their works, writing and one specific work in particular. At the end of each month, led by the host author, the book club would discuss the guest author’s work. All held over Zoom, bringing authors from all over Wales to join us.
Ysgol Pendalar A fun workshop with the beatboxer Mr Phormula, and the rapper from Maesgeirchen, A Gent Orange, working with Ysgol Pendalar to create a Christmas Rap. Music was composed and the Video created via Zoom, to share with parents at the end of the school term.
Caffi Babis Career’s Wales Presentation and Video Pontio took part in a question and answer session as part of the digital event Career Discovery Week. The aim of the session was to give young people across Wales the opportunity to question different staff members about their jobs, skills, career path and so on. The purpose of the event was to support the area of learning and experience within the Expressive Arts and the New Curriculum also to respond to careers-specific crosscurricular requirements.
A new session created for new parents and their babies with Siwan Llynor and Angharad Harrop. Caffi Babis will be a permanent part of Pontio’s artistic programme
Lead Creative Schools – Ysgol Nefyn Pontio were proud to be part of a scheme by Arts Council Wales. Mared became an agent for Ysgol Gynradd Nefyn who were busy working with Mr Phormula and Marci G to create their own radio show, that was broadcast on CymruFM.
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UNOL Panel Discussion Our annual panel discussion for A Level students was slightly different this year. Through Zoom, we recorded the panel discussion on ‘Un Nos Ola Leuad’ by Caradog Prichard, with the actor Gwion Aled giving readings from the work. The recording was shared with schools. Panelists: Chaired by: Dr Manon Wyn Williams Menna Baines Dr J Elwyn Hughes Betsan Llwyd
BLAS on Zoom Following the success of our horror film that was created on Zoom, BLAS, hosted their weekly wokshops on Zoom to current members. Being able to bring the young people together for a creative session every week during lockdown was special and important. A Christmas film was created in addition that is still available to watch on our Vimeo: Watch here Keep an eye out for more projects by BLAS over the coming months.
Mentoring – Tutor In Training A series of 1-2-1 workshops with Ed Holden (Mr Phormula) mentoring Owen Lee Maclean (A Gent Orange) the young rapper from Maesgeirchen to develop the confidence to host workshops through the medium of Welsh. Follwing the workshops, A Gent Orange shadowed Mr Phormula on the Ysgol Pendalar, as well as leading a workshop in Welsh to a group of peers.
Pwy? BLAS Film 2020 was the final year for some of our BLAS members since we opened in 2016. We felt it was important for us to do a project together before they finished for University. During the first Lockdown, Years 10-13 came together over Zoom to create a horror film that was based on the ‘found footage’ genre. Watch here
BLAS Workshops are back! Join us in Pontio Studio for our weekly drama workshops, that return to Pontio for the first time since March 2020! MONDAY Years 3 and 4: 5pm – 6pm Years 5 and 6: 6.15pm – 7.15pm WEDNESDAY
To book a place in the workshops, contact the Box Office on 01248 38 28 28, or go to pontio.co.uk. For more information please contact Mared Elliw Huws on m.huws@bangor.ac.uk
Years 7, 8 and 9: 6.30pm – 7.30pm Years 10 – 13: 7.45pm – 8.45pm
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Monday 4 October 7.30pm Studio
Huw V Williams Trio £10 / £8 Bass player Huw V Williams, a Londoner by way of Bangor, North Wales is one of the most exciting new arrivals on the jazz and improvised music scene in the last five years. Since moving to London in 2013, Williams has been an exciting presence in
the city’s progressive jazz scene. He bought his unique intensity on the double bass to projects such as the Michael De Souza Trio, Alam Nathoo’s Cerberus Distracted and Ivo Neame’s Quintet. See more
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Thursday 14 October 7.30pm Theatr Bryn Terfel Mid Wales Opera
Il Tabaro £15 / £14 Mid Wales Opera presents Puccini’s passionate late masterpiece Il tabarro, or ‘The Cloak’. Set on the banks of the Seine, this one act opera tells the short story of the barge owner Michele who suspects his young wife Giorgetta of being unfaithful. Packed with side plots and characters bringing to life the sights and sounds of 1900s Paris, the opera reaches
its dramatic conclusion when Michele unexpectedly catches his wife’s lover at the strike of a match. With alluring melodies and a fastmoving pace, Il tabarro sees the great opera composer at the very height of his powers. MWO’s new production features 6 singers and 4 musicians, with a new English translation by
Richard Studer and a new chamber arrangement by Jonathan Lyness. The opera will be followed by a second half continuing the Parisian theme with a mix of entertaining musical items featuring all of our talented singers and musicians. See more
Electroacoustic Wales presents a two day mini-festival in Theatr Bryn Terfel celebrating Bangor’s history of pioneering experimental sonic art, and pointing the way to the future.
Resonant Pasts, Sonic Futures: Jo Thomas Wednesday 20 October, 7.30pm £10 / £8 students / £5 children Internationally acclaimed composer and Bangor graduate Jo Thomas will present a showcase of her award-winning sonic art. The programme will also include sonic art composed by Bangor University
composers over the last 30 years, all dynamically projected through the space of Theatr Bryn Terfel on Electroacoustic Wales’ legendary 24-loudspeaker orchestra.
Resonant Pasts, Sonic Futures: Adam Stanović
Wednesday October 20, 1.15–2.15pm FREE The Next Chapter Continuing our celebration of a century of music at Bangor, this free lunchtime concert points the way ahead, presenting new sonic art works by student composers at Bangor University.
Thursday 21 October, 7.30pm £10 / £8 students / £5 children Join us for an evening of new sonic adventure – sometimes familiar, often mysterious, and always entertaining. Guest composer, Adam Stanović will present a selection of
sonic art works, transporting us to real and imagined spaces, including a journey through a rather surprising machine, accompanied by recent works from Wales and further afield. See more
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Tuesday 30 November 7.30pm Theatr Bryn Terfel
Cwmwl Tystion II / Riot! £14 / £12 Tomos Williams returns to Pontio with the second iteration of his Cwmwl Tystion project.
Soweto Kinch sax, rap
Internationally renowned musicians Soweto Kinch and Orphy Robinson join young Welsh vocalist Eady Crawford and the top-class rhythm section of Aidan Thorne and Mark O’Connor, alongside live visuals from Simon Proffitt for an immersive live performance entitled Cwmwl Tystion II / Riot!
Tomos Williams - trumpet
Eady Crawford - vocals
Orphy Robinson - vibes, electronics Aidan Thorne - bass Mark O’Connor - drums Simon Proffitt – live visuals See more
Wednesday 15 December 8pm Theatr Bryn Terfel Cabaret Pontio yn cyflwyno
The Furrow Collective £14 / £13 concessions SPECIAL OFFER £12 / £11 concessions until 01.12.2021 As the bleak winter nights draw in, The Furrow Collective have chosen a special festive programme to celebrate the dark time of year. Come in, friends, from the howling wind and bitter frost, draw a little closer to the roaring fire and prepare to be bewitched by eerie story-songs and seasonal carols that revel in
the strange and wonderful traditions of these isles. With The Furrow Collective’s signature spine-tingling harmonies and masterful storytelling bringing a spark of light into the wintry gloom, this promises to be an unmissable evening to remember.
Come and enjoy music of the highest standard in a relaxed setting, cabaret style. The Cabaret series will re-start with The Furrow Collective, so keep an eye out for more events in the New Year.
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Friday 7 January, 2022 7.30pm Theatr Bryn Terfel WNO Orchestra
Return to Vienna £20.50 | £19.50 | £7.50 Concertmaster – David Adams Soprano – Isabelle Peters Tenor – Adam Gilbert WNO Orchestra is delighted to be back on stage, presenting its sparklingly successful, and welltravelled, new year’s concert. Under the direction of Leader and Concertmaster
David Adams, the Orchestra, joined by WNO Associate Artists, will welcome in 2022 at Pontio Arts Centre with a rousing programme of waltzes, polkas and maybe even a few surprises. Join us for this toe-tapping evening of Strauss, Lehár and so much more - what better way to kick off the new year? See more
Drama
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Friday 8 October Saturday 9 October 7.30pm Theatr Bryn Terfel Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru
ANFAMOL
by Rhiannon Boyle £10 - £15 Welcome to Ani’s world. Feminist, lawyer, sister, aunty, daughter. And mother? Although single, and against the advice of her family, Ani decides to use a sperm bank to have a baby. Maybe this is just what is needed to unite her complicated family? A funny and tender new play by Rhiannon Boyle about identity, loss, love and belonging, about being a mother and a single parent in the new world we are living in.
Age Guidance: 14+ Contains strong language and adult themes – including post-natal depression and matters relating to COVID-19 that some might find distressing. We cannot guarantee the appearance of any artist at every performance due to circumstances beyond our control.
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Watch the trailer Sibrwd, the language access app, makes Welsh-language theatre accessible to all. Available at each performance.
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Saturday 20 November 7.30pm Studio National Theatre Wales presents
Possible By Shôn Dale-Jones
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Perfectly judged, unabashedly authentic and vulnerably autobiographical The Guardian
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£14 Shôn Dale-Jones’ playful, honest and heartfelt show about love, creativity and family. Magnetic storytelling with animation, film and original music: “charming, relatable and authentic” (Exeunt).
With live music
Created and performed by Shôn Dale-Jones
Filmmaker Bear Thompson
Co-directed and designed by Stefanie Mueller
Lighting Designer Katy Morison
Composer and Collaborator John Biddle
Sound Designer Sam Jones Age: 14+ See more
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Saturday 27 November 7.30pm Theatr Bryn Terfel Ballet Cymru
GISELLE £13 / £11 concessions Choreography and Interpretation Amy Doughty & Darius James OBE and the dancers of the company Original Score Catrin Finch Costume Design and Construction Deryn Tudor Lighting Design Chris Illingworth Set Design & Video Projection Darius James OBE
Critics’ Circle Award winning company, Ballet Cymru, present an extraordinary new ballet based on the eternal story of Giselle, the young girl who falls in love with the wrong person and pays a terrible price. Ballet Cymru have put their own unique stamp on this tale of love and loss, bringing relevance, poignancy and grittiness to this most romantic of ballets. Featuring a new score by acclaimed composer and harpist Catrin Finch whose spellbinding music is
interwoven with mesmerizing movement by Ballet Cymru Artistic Director Darius James OBE and Assistant Artistic Director Amy Doughty. Don’t miss this once only opportunity to relish some of the best dance in Wales, made in Wales. Created in Wales in partnership with Riverfront Theatre, Newport and Catrin Finch. Most suitable for 7+ See more
Photo: Siân Trenberth Photograp
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Community
Friday 29 October Saturday 30 October 7pm Theatr Bryn Terfel ShowZone Maes-G
Big Show £12 / £10 concessions It’s time to dance! After what has been a crazy year, despite COVID-19 the children and young people of MaesG ShowZone have come together with a variety show just for you! By the community for the community, MaesG
ShowZone’s Big Show truly has something for everyone! Music from the musicals, the 1960s and up to today, plenty of laughs and a song or two to get your teeth stuck into. A great night out for all and a spectacular show you don’t want to miss!
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s p o h Works
23 September 21 October 18 November 11am Studio
Heb Ffiniau £3 per session Movement workshops, that encourage you to relax, move and exercise from our Studio Theatre. The workshops are suitable for everyone aged 18+, and encourage you to move through improvisation and dance – but all within your ability on the day of the workshop.
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9 + 16 + 23 + 30 November White Box
Dance For Parkinson’s £3.50 Tuesdays, 10 – 11.15am Dance has been proven to develop confidence and strength, whilst temporarily relieving some participants of symptoms in everyday life. Classes are creative and promote feelings of freedom from the physical and social constraints of having Parkinson’s.
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Watch the trailer
Friday 1 October Friday 5 November Friday 3 December 10am
Caffi Babis £3 This is a creatvie hour with Siwan Llynor and Angharad Harrop that gives new parents the opportunity to meet other parents, as well as to relax with your baby for a while. An hour to bring parents together, in a safe space. Every session will last
around half an hour, with the opportunity to have a panad and a chat afterwards. The session is most suitable for children up to 24 months, however, older children are welcome to join. See more
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Wednesday 27 October 10.30am (Welsh) 12pm (English) 1.30pm (Welsh) 3pm (English) White Box
Creepy Caban £5 Join us for Halloween to hear stories and to do some spooky crafts! Wear your Halloween fancy dress and bring a coat to keep warm. This is an event for the whole family and parents will also need to a ticket and stay with their children. 4-7 years
To come in 2022... The Fureys Wednesday 23 February, 2022 7.30pm Theatr Bryn Terfel £20
Trials of Cato Thursday 10 March, 2022 8pm Theatr Bryn Terfel £11 - £14
Nish Kumar: Control Wednesday 13 April 2022 7.30pm Theatr Bryn Terfel £20 43
General information Group Bookings We cater for groups and schools and can occasionally offer great discounts. Please contact our Box Office for more information on 01248 38 28 28. All bookings are subject to our standard terms and conditions. Please visit our website for more information https://www.pontio.co.uk/ Online/term Postal Charges £1 mailing charge is applied if you request tickets by post. Tickets by post can only be requested until 10 days before the event to ensure they reach you on time. After this,
all pre-bought tickets can be collected from the box office or printed at home. Families Where a family ticket price is denoted, the offer is available to a group of four. A minimum of one member of the group must be under 18. Concessions Wherever concessions are denoted for Pontio events, the following categories are included in that definition, unless otherwise stated: students and those over 60. Children and young people include anyone under the age of 18. Children under 2 years of age go free.
A resource for teaching, research, public education and enjoyment.
Regular volunteering session every Wednesday & Friday
Treborth Botanic Garden comprises planted borders, species-rich natural grassland, ponds, arboretum, Chinese garden, ancient woodland, and a rocky shoreline habitat. Six glasshouses provide specialised environments for tropical, temperate, orchid and carnivorous plant collections.
INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING?
We organise regular talks, plant sales, specialist workshops, crafts and more!
01248 353398
CONTACT US Treborth Botanic Garden Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57 2RQ www.treborth.bangor.ac.uk treborth@bangor.ac.uk
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