Instagram Live – A project update with TAIR

On the 14th February TAIR, the projects artists in residents, hosted an Instagram Live with Sian Stacey, Project Development Officer, about how the project has been developing, and how the co-design process is going. You can watch the discussion, which is in Welsh and English below.

Creative workshop with TAIR – 23/02/22

TAIR will be holding a creative workshop to collect ideas for the future of the project. This creative session will last for 90 minutes, from 16.30 – 18.00 on Wednesday 23 February in the Owain Glwyndwr Centre, Machynlleth. The session will be an opportunity to discuss the wording that belongs to the project area, and invite people to create collages using pictures of plants and other items that belong to the landscape of the area – with the hope that these collages can be used to develop the discussion for a future name of the project.

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Arts Open Call

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Rheidol Emergency Plan

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What does our Nature Officer do?

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Launch of the Changing Tides handbook

Changing Tides launch - Aberystwyth Arts Centre. Photo credit: Dan Jones On Friday 27th February we launched Changing Tides, a coastal adaptation handbook which has been co-designed with communities of the Dyfi. The handbook aims to give local residents, stakeholders,...

Art, Talks and Workshops

27.04.25 - Sunday10:00 – 17:00Star of the Sea – Borth SY24 5HF Join us for a creative day of sharing with Tir Canol’s Artists in Residence: Veronica Calarco, Ailsa Mair, and Hannah Doyle! Come explore the connection between art, myth, community and the natural world....

Expressions of interest for Dyfi & Rheidol Crop Trials

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PRESS RELEASE: LAUNCH OF TIR CANOL PROJECT ‘CYNNAL’

An exciting new series of projects launched through Tir Canol after funding received from the Esmeé Fairbairn foundation.

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Adroddiad blynyddol – tir canol – annual review

Rydym wedi gorffen ein Adroddiad blynyddol cyntaf Tir Canol yn ddiweddar, sy’n crynhoi rhai o’n prif weithgareddau rhwng 2022 a 2023. Gallwch ddarllen yr adroddiad hwn ar-lein yn Gymraeg neu Saesneg drwy ddilyn y dolenni isod! Mae’r cyfnod hwn o fywyd y prosiect yn un...

A Volume of Poems – The Wild Farmer

On a cold evening a in February 2022 an audience gathered in Machynlleth to celebrate the launch of a volume of poems by poet Sam Robinson at the Owain Glyndŵr Centre. Sam Robinson was accompanied by poets and singers in the area as he who shared a number of poems...