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“Yay us!” – Wrexham youngsters attend grand premiere of movie they created

Local children have attended a grand premiere of Play – The Movie!, a film they helped to produce, star in and direct in over the summer holidays.

The premiere took place at the the Odeon Cinema in Eagles meadow. A “green carpet” and press/photography area was laid out at the entrance to the screening room to add some Hollywood glitz and glamour to the occasion.

Play – The Movie! was created at a special exhibition of the same name, held at Tŷ Pawb over the summer holidays. The gallery was transformed into a film set where thousands of children worked alongside artists, playworkers, and filmmakers to explore play in Wrexham.

PLAY – The Movie! is the vision of artist Rachael Clerke, commissioned by Tŷ Pawb and working in partnership with playworker Penny Wilson of Assemble Play.

The children worked alongside artists Ella Jones, Harold Offeh, Noemi Santos, Sarah Ryder, Jamila Walker and Rhi Moxon, local playworkers and 73 Degrees films to collaboratively create an epic feature length film that explores play in Wrexham.

The finished film featured all the best moments from 8 weeks of caputreud footage. As you might expect with children in charge, there were plenty of wild and wonderful moments, including the search for Pigeon man, space adventures and a zombie attack – obviously!

Lead Member with responsibility for Tŷ Pawb, Cllr Hugh Jones said: “What a wonderful occasion this has been, for local children to be able to watch a film they helped to create, up on the big screen where they usually watch all their favourite movies.

“Exploring the benefits of play and creativity in children is something Wrexham has become renowned for. The project to create this film showcases this perfectly, with artists, playworkers, and creatives coming together at Tŷ Pawb to create something that perfectly captures the inspiring energy and imagination of the local children who took part. Congrautlations to the the team who have worked so hard to produce the exhibition over the last year.”

Events news, For Families

Discover Wrexham’s Blend of Science and Art at Darganfod//Discover 2024!

Xplore! Science Discovery Centre and Ty Paŵb are thrilled to announce the much-anticipated return of the Darganfod//Discover Science and Arts Festival.

The 2024 edition is set to take place on the 3rd and 4th of August in the heart of Wrexham. This extraordinary weekend event promises to be a fusion of science and the arts, creating an immersive experience for all attendees.

This year’s Darganfod//Discover edition is poised to be the most diverse and exciting festival to date. It’s as well as a vibrant platform that invites people to engage with Wrexham as more than just a tourist destination. Visitors will have the unique opportunity to experience firsthand the dynamic synergy between science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and the arts.

Photos from last year’s festival

Darganfod Discover – Wrexham’s Science Festival 2023 at Ty Pawb and Xplore. Photo by Ian Cooper/Ian Cooper Photography. PLEASE CREDIT.
Darganfod Discover – Wrexham’s Science Festival 2023 at Ty Pawb and Xplore. Photo by Ian Cooper/Ian Cooper Photography. PLEASE CREDIT.
Darganfod Discover – Wrexham’s Science Festival 2023 at Ty Pawb and Xplore. Photo by Ian Cooper/Ian Cooper Photography. PLEASE CREDIT.

A key cultural event in Wrexham

Scot Owen, Centre Manager said “For us Darganfod//Discover is one of the highlights of our event calendar and seeing it return to Wrexham once more is a fantastic continuation of a key cultural event in the heart of the city. 2024 is going to be an unforgettable year and we can’t wait for you to see what we have in store!”

Darganfod//Discover 2024 will not only cater to the local community who already cherish Xplore! and Ty Paŵb, but it will also serve as a focal point for tourists new to Wrexham. For those eager to discover more of what this vibrant city has to offer, the festival provides an ideal entry point. The event promises a plethora of engaging activities, workshops, and performances, making it an enriching experience for everyone, regardless of age or background. Darganfod 2024 will leave visitors inspired and enlightened.

Lead member with responsibility for Tŷ Pawb, Cllr Hugh Jones, said: “We are thrilled to be continuing the fruitful partnership with Tŷ Pawb’s neighbours at Xplore! Science Discovery Centre to bring this fantastic event to Wrexham city centre. Last year’s festival was a tremendous success, with over 800 children and parents attending over the two days. We’ll be looking to build on this success again over the summer and look forward to announcing the full line-up very soon.”

Councillor Nigel Williams, Wrexham Council’s Lead Member for Economy, said: “Since returning in 2019, Darganfod has grown to become one of our most popular summer family activities and is now a key date on Wrexham’s events calendar. We look forward to welcoming even more families and visitors to the city centre in 2024 to enjoy another extravaganza of science and art. We’ll be announcing the full line-up and details on how to book tickets in the new year so I would encourage everyone to sign up to receive updates about the event, using the instructions below.”

Mark your calendars for the weekend of August 3rd and 4th, 2024, as Wrexham transforms into a hub of creativity, knowledge, and exploration. Be part of the Darganfod Festival and unlock the possibilities of science and art in the heart of this historic city.

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Other news

Arts Council Wales Investment Review – Tŷ Pawb to join national portfolio

We are delighted to confirm that Tŷ Pawb has been successful in its application to become part of Arts Council Wales’ national portfolio.

The Investment Review provides multi-year funding for organisations, allocating a total of £29.6m funding from Welsh Government and the National Lottery.

Organisations were asked to respond to the Arts Council of Wales’s Six Principles – Creativity, Widening Engagement, Welsh Language, Climate Justice, Nurturing Talent, and Transformation.

Tŷ Pawb is one of 81 creative organisations to be offered conditional grants following the results of Arts Council Wales’ 2023 Investment Review process.

Lead Member with responsibility for Tŷ Pawb said: “This is a significant achievement for Tŷ Pawb, the Arts Team and all involved in creating a centre of National and International standing, Congratulations to them for putting together such a strong bid.

“Arts Council Wales have noted that this year’ application process was “highly competitive” with a record number of bids. For Tŷ Pawb to emerge as one of the 23 organisations to secure multi-year funding for the first time is a commendable reflection of the status it now holds as an elite Welsh cultural destination. This a reflection on the high standard and ambition of an arts programme that consistently and successfully blends local relevance with international significance.”

Arts Council of Wales Chief Executive, Dafydd Rhys said: “This Investment Review represents a very positive shift for the arts in Wales, one which will lead to new opportunities for people of all backgrounds to engage with, and enjoy creativity of the highest quality.

“We had a record number of applications this year for our funding, with 139 eligible organisations.

“We were very pleased to be able to fund 81 organisations across Wales, although we recognise that we could not fund everybody, or fund all organisations to the level which they would like.

“The decision not to continue funding for some organisations will no doubt be much debated, which is something we welcome – however our Strategic Interventions will respond to any gaps created in relevant sectors as a result of our decisions.

“The Investment Review sits alongside our other Arts Council of Wales programmes including Creative Learning, Arts & Health, Wales Arts International and Night Out and our other funding opportunities, including Creative Steps, our International Opportunities Fund and Create.”

Find out more about Arts Council Wales Investment Review 2023.

Exhibitions

‘Multidisciplinary artist returns to Wrexham for homecoming exhibition

Introducing “NAU, NAU, DOH, CHAAR”: A Retrospective by Multidisciplinary Artist Liaqat Rasul

We are thrilled to invite you to embark on a captivating journey into the world of “NAU, NAU, DOH, CHAAR,” (Urdu for 9924), a retrospective exhibition at Tŷ Pawb Art Gallery.

This extraordinary showcase celebrates the remarkable artistic evolution of Liaqat Rasul, a multidisciplinary artist, and marks a significant milestone in his career.

The Tŷ Pawb exhibition serves as a homecoming for Rasul, as it reconnects him with his roots and early experiences. Rasul’s upbringing was deeply intertwined with the world of market trading and this heritage played a pivotal role in shaping his life and career.

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Learning the trade at Wrexham’s markets

At the incredibly young age of 11, Rasul was already involved in the family business, taking on the role of ‘window dresser’ at the Beast Market, Vegetable Market and Butchers Market. This early exposure to the market environment not only provided him with practical skills but also instilled a profound understanding of the market’s dynamics, the art of presentation, and the significance of commerce in the community.

For Rasul, his journey from a young ‘window dresser’ to becoming an artist exhibited at Ty Pawb exhibition is a testament to the enduring influence of his family’s trade and his personal growth as an artist. The exhibition provides him with a unique opportunity to pay homage to his roots while showcasing the evolution of his artistic expression. It is a poignant reflection of how one’s upbringing and early experiences can leave an indelible mark on their identity and creative journey.

Tracing an artistic journey

This momentous exhibition is particularly special as it marks Rasul’s first solo institutional showcase in his hometown. It serves as a unifying thread that weaves together a lifetime of boundless creativity, ingenuity, and adaptability.

The exhibition derives its name from the year 1999 when Rasul transformed his fashion label, Ghulam Sakina, into a limited company. It meticulously traces the trajectory of his artistic journey, from his roots as a visionary fashion designer to the instantly recognisable and impactful work that defines him today. This title, “NAU, NAU, DOH, CHAAR,” and the exhibition as a whole, symbolise the culmination of years of dedicated effort and represent a significant milestone in the artist’s career.

“NAU, NAU, DOH, CHAAR” at Tŷ Pawb not only showcases Liaqat’s artistic practice but also offers a glimpse into the diverse influences that fuel his creative spirit. The artist draws inspiration from various cultures he has encountered, with a particular fascination for South Asian textiles, which inspire a vivid tapestry of colours and narratives in his work. His stories often delve into topics of courage, emotion, and boldness, advocating for open discussions on mental health as a constructive aspect of our lives. His message encourages us all to be aware, show kindness to one another, and prioritise self-care.

‘A transformative and thought-provoking experience’

This remarkable exhibition has been curated by independent curator, Lewis Dalton Gilbert who was invited to collaborate with Tŷ Pawb by the artist himself. It promises to be a transformative and thought-provoking experience, inviting you to explore the unique and inspiring world of Liaqat Rasul’s artistry.

Lead Member with responsibility for Tŷ Pawb, Cllr Hugh Jones, said: “We are delighted to be hosting Liaqat Rasul’s first solo exhibition in his hometown. Tŷ Pawb always strives to showcase artists and creative talents with a Wrexham connection alongside national and international exhibitions so it’s an honour for us to be able to share the story of Rasul’s remarkable career through this inspiring and wide-reaching exhibition.”

NAU, NAU, DOH, CHAAR will open at Tŷ Pawb from 6th July 2024 -2nd November 2024.

See our What’s On guide for more info on upcoming events

Events news, For Families

A record breaking year for Darganfod Science Festival!

Darganfod 2023 has come to a close and we are delighted to say that it was our biggest year ever!

More than 800 people attended the two-day festival, organised by Xplore! Science Discovery Centre, Tŷ Pawb and Wrexham Council’s City Centre’s Events Team – a new record since the festival returned to Wrexham in 2018.

Lead Member with responsibility for Tŷ Pawb, Cllr Hugh Jones said: “Since the festival returned five years ago, the team at Xplore!, Tŷ Pawb and Wrexham Council’s Events Team have formed a fantastic partnership, working together to bring an extravaganza of science and art to Wrexham city centre every summer.

“Praise must go to the providers of activities, shows and workshops, who inspired and entertained so many families, and also to the team of staff and volunteers for the excellent planning and organisation that helped this year’s festival run so smoothly.”

Lead Member for Economy, Cllr Nigel Williams, said: “Darganfod Science Festival has continued to grow and get better and better every year and can now be quite rightly seen as one of Wrexham’s key, signature annual events. It’s fantastic to see that this year’s edition has been the most popular so far, with 800 children and adults attending. Congratulations to the team and we look forward to seeing the festival return next year.”

Katie Williams, Business Development Officer at Xplore! said, “Thank you to our sponsors and funders who gave generously to allow us to run the festival at all. Thanks to Aparito, Principality Building Society and Lyan Packaging for your sponsorship of the event. Without your generous contributions the event would not have happened.

Support from Wrexham County Borough Council, Reaching Wider and Wrexham University was also much appreciated in helping Darganfod//Discover reach as many people as it did”.

This year’s providers brought dinosaurs, clouds, chemistry, Roald Dahl, body tracking, photography, robots, music and song, cave painting, video games and so much more to life for the people of Wrexham. Thank you for all you did in making the event run smoothly.

And finally a massive thank you to everyone who braved the wind and the rain on Saturday and the glorious sunshine of Sunday to attend the event. Without your continued and ongoing support Darganfod would not exist in the city of Wrexham and would not have reached five years! We have loved meeting you all and providing a chance for everyone to engage with science.

Make sure you stay up to date with our 2024 plans via our newsletter. Be the first to hear the 2024 date and access your early bird discounted entry.  Sign up at www.xplorescience.co.uk or www.typawb.wales We’d also love to hear from any new providers who may be keen to showcase their own STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and maths) activities next year. Contact info@darganfod-discover.com

Exhibitions news

Wrexham traders and playworkers star in major exhibition at Manchester International Festival

Local businesses and Wrexham Council’s Play team have been featured in a major new exhibition, organised with Tŷ Pawb for this summer’s Manchester International Exhibition.

Twenty five market traders from Tŷ Pawb’s market and food court have products on show at Economics the Blockbuster: It’s not Business as Usual, a ground-breaking exhibition that explores economics through contemporary art to find new ways of shaping a fairer world.

The exhibition is taking place at the Whitworth, a former winner of Art Fund’s Museum of the Year, located in the heart of Manchester city centre.

Examples of each traders’ wares is presented on specially constructed shelving inside Tŷ Pawb’s installation at the Whitworth. Visitors are be able to contact the traders directly, inside the Whitworth’s shop or sample some of the services during events at the Whitworth during the summer.

During the course of the show playworkers local to Wrexham will be invited to host ‘playdays’ at the Whitworth as part of their playtime programme.

This is to the collaboration between the two galleries, and to recognise Wales’ world leading Play Sufficiency Duty important policy to engage play as key part of young people’s lives.

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An exhibition highlighting the ‘uniqueness’ of Tŷ Pawb

The invitation from the exhibition organisers to Tŷ Pawb was to highlight the uniqueness of it as a combined centre of playspace, market, art gallery, food hall and garden.

In a new film commissioned for the exhibition playworker Jay highlights that “Tŷ Pawb is a place for parents and children, for sellers and consumers, for relaxing and working”.

Lead Member with responsibility for Tŷ Pawb, Cllr Hugh Jones, said: “To see our local businesses and playworkers celebrated at such a prestigious festival, set to be seen by of thousands of visitors over the summer, really is a landmark moment for Tŷ Pawb and a stunning showcase for Wrexham’s markets and playwork heritage.

“Tŷ Pawb’s ethos of bringing arts, markets and communities together in one footprint, continues to receive huge national interest as an inspiring and pioneering model for a cultural venue. This exhibition is a further example of the high profile of Tŷ Pawb both nationally and internationally and is a tribute to all involved in Tŷ Pawb and a boost to all our partners.”

“The connections we’ve made are already bringing new opportunities”

Tŷ Pawb trader, Simon Morris (The Personal Present People), said: “What an amazing few days! Having items of ours displayed in the world renowned Whitworth gallery, to walk past LS Lowry and Lucian Freud’s works to get to the gallery where they are displaying our stuff is frankly surreal. It’s been such a good experience, the Whitworth staff are superb, supportive, thoughtful people, the whole experience has made me realise what a unique place other people see Tŷ Pawb as. The connections we have made are already bringing new opportunities and I have the feeling that’s just the beginning.”

Poppy Bowers, Acting Head of Exhibitions, the Whitworth said: “To collaborate with Tŷ Pawb on this exhibition has been an inspiring experience for two galleries exploring how art can be useful. It has been full of warmth, humour and generosity. We are excited for Manchester audiences to experience the products available from Tŷ Pawb as well as new methods for play, artfulness and doing business.”

Discover more about the exhibition here

Exhibitions news

“PLAY – The Movie!”- Children to get leading roles as Tŷ Pawb’s gallery becomes film set

Tŷ Pawb’s gallery is set to be transformed into an evolving film set this summer as part of a major new exhibition.

PLAY – The Movie! is the vision of artist Rachael Clerke, commissioned by Tŷ Pawb and working in partnership with playworker Penny Wilson of Assemble Play.

The project will see Tŷ Pawb’s gallery one transformed into an evolving film set for eight weeks over the summer. During this time, children will work alongside artists Ella Jones, Harold Offeh, Noemi Santos, Sarah Ryder, Jamila Walker and Rhi Moxon, local playworkers and 73 Degrees films to collaboratively create an epic feature length film that explores play in Wrexham; how & where do we play now, how and where do we want to play in the future?

PLAY – The Movie! has links to the Welsh Play Sufficiency Assessment, and research being carried out in relation to Wrexham’s forthcoming campaign to become UK City of Culture 2029. Anyone is welcome to get involved, either behind the scenes or in front of the camera.

The finished film will premiere in a red carpet event at Wrexham Odeon in late 2023.

The exhibition is being funded by Art Fund’s Reimagine grant, The Thomas Howell’s Foundation and Arts Council Wales.

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A continuation of pioneering Play work in Wrexham

Lead Member with responsibility for Tŷ Pawb, Cllr Hugh Jones, said: “Among Tŷ Pawb’s greatest achievements are the strong and fruitful partnerships they’ve been able to form with playworkers and play professionals, both here in Wrexham and nationally. This has enabled them to collaborate on some fantastic projects, from the phenomenally popular Play-Work exhibition in 2019, which saw the gallery transformed into a giant adventure playground, to the free, playworker-supported play sessions that take place every week in Tŷ Pawb’s Useful Art Space.

“This exhibition is set to take this partnership to the next level. It will be a continuation of Wrexham’s pioneering and well-renowned work in the field of Play, with children, artists and playworkers working side by side to create something we can all enjoy and learn from. We are hugely excited to see where this project will lead us over the summer.”

‘Play-it-forward’

Rachael Clerke said: “I’m so excited to be working with Tŷ Pawb, Assemble Play & 73 degrees film on Play – The Movie! It’s a rare treat to get to bring together artists, children and playworkers like this, to make something together.

“Art galleries are often spaces where we are told not to touch, where one or two artists are put on a pedestal. Movies are something made in Hollywood (though of course we’re making them all the time on our phones). It feels radical to be able to transform the gallery into a space where children can play and create like this together. We’ve got everything we need right here!”

Penny Wilson said: “Working with the Playworkers of Wrecsam, Rachael Clerke, Ella Jones, Noemi Santos, Jamila Thomas, Rhi Moxon, and Harold Offeh to discover ways that they can play-it-forward by revisiting their playhood memories and offer a gallery version of them to the children of Wrecsam has been an absolute joy.

“Let’s see what sort of film snippets the children create, with the support of 73 degrees, to remind adults about the vitality of freely chosen play. Thanks to Tŷ Pawb for being a bold and imaginative play advocate.”

PLAY – The Movie! Opens from July 29 – September 23

See our What’s On guide for more info on upcoming events

For Families

Our revamped Family Art Club is a big hit with kids!

Our weekly Saturday morning art club has proved a massive hit since we relaunched it at the start of 2023!

Over 300 children and their family members have attended so far this year.

We made a few key changes to help enhance the experience for families…

  • The activity is now pay what you can, meaning families taking part are only need to pay what they can afford.
  • Breakfasts are now included!
  • We also now able to deliver Family Art Club multilingually (Welsh, Portguese, Sinhala and Tamil & Telugu) thanks to the recruitment of our brilliant new lead artists, Ffion, Priya, Neuza, Manori, with the support of our superb artist mentor, Ellie.


‘Creativity feeds imagination’

Here’s what families had to say about recent sessions…

“Well lead – clear instructions, interactive, good feedback to children.”

“The people running it are lovely and the environment.”

“Lovely friendly, non pressured atmosphere.”

“The people explaining/running the club, made it extra special, they were fab.”

“Great informative way of doing art with children in friendly environment.”

“Staff were welcoming and friendly. De- stressing, doing art and spending family time after a long week of school and work.”

“So well organised and hosts so friendly and helpful.”

“Very friendly and my little boy had so much fun.”

‘Always striving to improve’

Cllr Hugh Jones, Lead Member with responsibility for Tŷ Pawb said: “The huge success of the relaunched Family Art Club is further testament to the Tŷ Pawb team’s ability to be dynamic with their activity programme, adapting when required, and always striving to improve the offer through responding proactively to visitors feedback and implementing new ideas.

“Family Art Club has been at the core of Tŷ Pawb’s programme since it first opened in 2018, offering children and their families a chance to explore the galleries and develop imagination and making skills. If you haven’t visited with your children already, I would highly recommend popping over on an upcoming Saturday morning to give it a try.”

Family Art Club takes place every Saturday from 10am-12pm (term time only).

Find out more about upcoming sessions and book your place here.

Events news, For Families

DARGANFOD/DISCOVER Science Festival to return for summer 2023

DARGANFOD//DISCOVER Science and Arts Festival is exploding into Wrexham once again!

DARGANFOD//DISCOVER is once again coming to Chester Street, on the 5th and 6th of August 2023. Xplore! Science Discovery Centre and Tŷ Pawb are working together for the 3rd year to put on a fantastic festival of science and art for the city.

Thanks to funding from Wrexham County Borough Council, local business Aparito and grants awarded to Xplore!, this year has a bigger programme than ever before. The two-day festival will include workshops and shows highlighting the science of Roald Dahl, the incredible world of chemistry, dinosaurs and much more.

Festival set to be ‘the most varied and exciting’ yet

Cllr Nigel Williams, Lead Member for Economy and Regeneration said “We are thrilled to be working with Xplore! Science Discovery Centre once again to bring this fantastic event to Wrexham city centre. Last year’s festival was a truly joyful experience and it was wonderful seeing so many families exploring both our venues and enjoying the discovery of all things science and art. We are delighted to be continuing our partnership with Xplore! and we are looking forward to welcoming this festival back to the streets of Wrexham as it continues to grow.”

Dawn Pavey, Project Officer at Xplore! said “DARGANFOD//DISCOVER returning to Wrexham for the third year is a fantastic statement of ongoing investment in events within Wrexham city centre.

“The festival is providing a platform to allow more people to engage with Wrexham, not only as a tourist destination but to experience first-hand, the exciting interaction between science, technology, engineering, maths and the arts. We can’t wait to welcome everyone for the most varied and exciting festival we have ever put on!”

A great value family day out

A timetable for the event will be available in the coming weeks. Visitors can drop-in for whichever part of the festival best suits them, with each day ticket providing access to every event that takes place that day, providing a great value family day out. Activities will take place at various sites within Xplore! and Tŷ Pawb as well as spilling out onto the Hippodrome site on Henblas Street.

With the spotlight firmly on Wrexham this year, this 2-day event will shine a light on two of Wrexham’s visitor attractions, not only providing activities for locals who already enjoy coming to Xplore! and Tŷ Pawb but it will provide a focal point for tourists new to Wrexham who are keen to see what more the city has to offer.

For media enquiries or for activity stallholders wishing to be part of the event contact info@darganfod-discover.com.

Tickets are available to purchase now at www.darganfod-discover.com

For Families

Criw Celf – Art Project for young people ages 9-14!

Criw Celf – Art Project for young people ages 9-14!

Do you love drawing, painting, crafting, spending time inventing characters, making animations, making jewellery, or other craft activities.

Join the Criw Celf Art Project and boost your creativity, learn new skills and experiment with materials in a supported environment.

You will be able to attend six Art Workshops, receive your own art materials pack, have your artwork exhibited in Wrexham Library and go on a trip to Oriel Mostyn Gallery in Llandudno.

There will be two groups:

1 – Tŷ Pawb, Market Street, Wrexham, LL13 8BY

2 – Bellevue Community Centre, Bellevue Park, Wrexham, LL13 7LY

Cost: £38 (funded spaces available –  email Beverley.Jepson@glyndwr.ac.uk )

(Price includes all six masterclasses, your own Arts Materials Pack, your work being part of the Criw Celf Exhibition and a trip to the Oriel Mostyn Gallery in Llandudno)

Dates:

Saturday 22nd April

Saturday 29th April

Saturday 13th May

Saturday 20th May

Saturday 27th May

Saturday 3rd June

Sessions will be from 10 am until 3 pm.

For more information/ to book a place please email Beverley.Jepson@glyndwr.ac.uk

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