Using a line from a 1970s folk rock song as a starting point and theme, this illustrated lecture performance takes a discursive and digressive look at divergent experiences of time.

Literature Wales, in partnership with Disability Arts Cymru, is once more delighted to invite Deaf and/or Disabled and/or Neurodiverse writers based in Wales to apply for a space on our Reinventing the Protagonist Retreat followed by online one-to-one tutorials in the spring-summer 2026.

The exhibition opens at 2pm Saturday 1st November at Queen Street Gallery, Neath. It will run until 29th November.

Theatr Clwyd are looking for an emerging creative with an active interest in lighting and / or video design, a passion for theatre and an interest in gaining experience in creating large-scale, high-quality, accessible work to join them as Trainee Lighting & Video Designer on their upcoming production of Under Milk Wood.

Join Inclusive Journalism Cymru to celebrate the publication of Mair Jones’ creative essay commissioned as part of our ‘Understanding Our Past to Know Our Present’ project, in partnership with the Wales Broadcast Archive.

This is a fantastic chance to gain hands-on experience and be part of a dynamic team in the world of special effects, while working towards a Level 3 Apprenticeship in Creative and Digital Media with Sgil Cymru.