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EISTEDDFOD GENEDLAETHOL CEREDIGION 2020 Cyfarfod CYFAcGHFHFHFHFHFHFHFHFHFHF EISTEDDFOD GENEDLAETHOL The National Eisteddfod of Wales ChairingCEREDIGION Ceremony Sponsorship 2020 Opportunity The National Eisteddfod, the pinnacle of the Welsh cultural calendar, is held annually during the first week of August. Attracting up to 150,000 visitors over nine days, the festival is an eclectic mix of old and new, the traditional and the modern. It is a celebration of Wales, its culture and its language. Combining ceremonial andCyfarfod official activities with Cyhoeddusa dynamic, young-spirited and welcoming/ Public festival, we offerMeeting something for everyone – whateverFFFFF their ages and interests. WeArdal are a travelling Trawsg festival, visitingoed, north and southLlanilar, Wales alternately, Lledrodproviding the whole Areaof Wales with an opportunity to visit the festival locally every few years, creating an inclusive and welcoming environment, relevant to communities in different parts of Wales, and giving each festival an unique vibe and local feel, whilst retainingCyfarfod its national identity. Pwyllgor Apêl Lleol tuag at The National Eisteddfod is a one stop shop for all things Welsh. It has a strong world-wide identity and is synonymous with theEist Wales eddfodbrand. The festiv Genedal is the perfectlaethol vehicle for a 2020 company or business to promote its Welsh heritage. Local Fundraising Appeal Committee for the Our aims Our primary aim is to promote2020 the Welsh National language and Eisteddfodthe culture of Wales, in an inclusive and welcoming way. We believe that the Eisteddfod is the festival for everyone, whether they speak Welsh or not. Our varied activities and vibrant spirit sets us apart from other festivals, making us one of the world’s greatest cultural festivals.Tafarn y Falcon / Falcon Inn The festival itself, the highlight of a two year community project, brings people together to enjoy, compete, and learn new skills in a relaxed and informal atmosphere, building community confidence and providing a boost for the language, culture and the economyLlanilar locally. Described as Wales’ leading mobile regeneration project, our commitment to the local community over two years is a vital part of our work. Our supporters Nos Sul, 27 Ionawr am 6.30yh As one of the world’s largest cultural festivals, we have regularly attracted a substantial level of corporate sponsors,Sunday which have, in theevening, past, included BBC, 27 Natwest, January The Principality, at HSBC, 6.30 Boots andpm Classic FM. Our varied opportunities combining competitive, ceremonial and social aspects, has long appealed to businesses of all types. Croeso Cynnes i bawb Warm Welcome to all .
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