**Theatr Clwyd’s Family Arts Festival Takes Over Wepre Park**
This weekend, Theatr Clwyd’s annual Family Arts Festival is set to transform Wepre Park into a hub of joy, creativity, and entertainment for families to enjoy. Offering an affordable escape from the monotony of everyday life, the festival promises to be the perfect antidote to a boredom-stricken weekend.
Festival-goers can expect a multitude of new activities and events that cater to a diverse range of interests. For drum enthusiasts, the workshop Ffynci Jync will be a pulsating experience filled with samba rhythms. Traditional Welsh folk-dancing and vibrant queer nightlife will merge in the spectacle known as Qwerin. Performers adorned in extravagant hats will mesmerize the crowd with their intricate moves, creating a visual feast for the eyes.
Children will have their own exciting experiences to look forward to at the festival. Parti Magi Ann, a storytelling and song session featuring the beloved children’s book character Magi Ann, will captivate young minds. Additionally, a colony of friendly bees in the interactive show WAGGLEDANCE will encourage festival-goers to become part of their adventurous quest for a new home. This high-impact, playful performance promises to leave families buzzing with excitement.
Sunday’s line-up at the festival includes the Flying Squad, a group of detectives determined to solve a crime involving one of their own. Filled with slapstick humor and audience interaction, this performance guarantees laughs for the whole family.
Families are also invited to step into the magical world of Club Origami, an immersive and interactive dance show that encourages creativity and imagination. The festival proudly showcases Oily Cart’s unique brand of multi-sensory mayhem, specifically designed for children of all abilities. Their interactive storytelling session, The Lost Feather: A Sensory Storytelling Adventure, ensures that everyone becomes an active participant in the enchanting tale.
Adding a nostalgic touch, The Baad Mutha Funkas will bring their funky dance moves and cheesy one-liners, ready to get the party started. With their giant flares, massive hair, and upbeat tunes, this groovy group is set to transport festival-goers back in time.
Lastly, Symud Gyda Tedi, a movement and music session, will add a musical touch to the day’s events, providing an opportunity for families to get active and enjoy the rhythm.
Theatr Clwyd’s Family Arts Festival promises a weekend bursting with color, sound, and the spirit of community at Wepre Park. To book tickets and see the full line-up, visit www.theatrclwyd.com/event/family-arts-festival-23 or call the box office at 01352 344101.
As families eagerly await the festival, excitement fills the air. With an abundance of activities and performances, Theatr Clwyd’s Family Arts Festival guarantees a weekend of unforgettable memories and shared experiences. So mark your calendars, pack your picnic baskets, and get ready to immerse yourself in a world of creativity and entertainment at Wepre Park this weekend.
