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I’m walking down Albany, towards Plasnewydd Road in central Roath. This is where madeinroath have their HQ. It’s behind the ROADBLOCK. It’s full of sun and street stalls, food and art, alive with people. Why is this place called Roath, or Albany for that matter? Roath, with its claims to pre-Roman origin is the name the city of Cardiff could have had if it had played its cards right. Albany Road was once Merthyr Road, renamed in 1884 to mark the death of Queen Victoria’s eighth son, Prince Leopold, the Duke of Albany. Local objections were overruled.

Roath, on the other hand has always been Roath. Except when it was Raz or Rath or Ratostathibios, of course. Rath means fort - here was one where Cardiff Castle is now and another, maybe, on that slowly rising mound of earth where St Margaret’s Church stands today.

Roath is the city’s new cultural epicentre, snatching the crown clean and easy from arty Pontcanna. Round here we have more eateries, coffee shops and watering holes than the entire of Canton. When madeinroath first began in 2009, galleries, open studios, strolling players, poets, peddlers, Roath had three galleries - today it has eight. Count them: street food sellers, commissioned creatives, concerts, g39, Albany, SHO, Oriel Makers, Cardiff MADE, Inkspot, performances, platforms, innovations, interventions, Waterloo Gardens and The Gate. When you’ve got that installations, improvisations, broadcasts, publications, much creativity bubbling then you need to celebrate. dances and diving, multi-cultural workshops, films and touring vans, knitting, cooking, brass bands, guitars, digital And madeinroath does just that. It’s run today by three doodling, the Actual Museum of Roath as well as Roath’s artists, Gail Howard, Helen Clifford and Becca Thomas. painterly finest. You can experience it all and only feel a little It began as a sort of painters’ open house day. Much in bit creatively blitzed. Check madeinroath.com on your phone the style of the Royal Horticultural Society’s open gardens for hit lists and guidance. weekends you could tour the district visiting the back rooms, basements and lofts of Roath’s growing crowd of painters, This is a festival for everyone. As the organisers will tell makers and sculptors. In that first year ten studios opened you, the people of Roath are as important as the place. their doors and running alongside there were thirty-one allied Anyone can join in: for 2016 send in your ideas; if you’ve got events. This year there will be twenty-seven open studios a space, open it to the public; if you make in Roath then let supplemented by a whacking two hundred events. Helen, Gail & Becca know. Meanwhile 2015 is three quarters gone. Fill the rest of it with art. Use the map on the back of But don’t expect a chaos of excess. madeinroath may this brochure. Start now. have expanded its brief to include arts beyond the simply visual but it remains readily doable. Activity runs over two Peter Finch weekends with a bunch of linking days. It includes pop-up 08/2015 4

Welcome Susanne & Lilith König, while Christian Hart and Nia Metcalfe have got Highlights a surprise for you in their front garden at 114 Straithnairne Street… madeinroath 2015 is set to be the biggest and most exciting festival Finally, make sure that you don’t miss out 32 Kelvin Road where we’ve ever presented! Here are some of the many things to look something very special is happening – Amgueddfa Cymru - National forward to during the week… Museum Wales’ natural history curators are bringing the museum to a Exhibitions family home! This year our Exhibitions programme is as exciting and diverse as Spoken Word ever. Perhaps you’ll want to take in the quiet beauty of Crafters on Film You may have caught Solstice, our dedicated festival of spoken word at Deli Rouge, with finely crafted objects displayed alongside films of over the summer, but don’t worry if you didn’t – there’s still plenty their making. You can celebrate 5 years of SHO Gallery with ‘Hi five’, you can enjoy over madeinroath week too. Festival favourite Mark or enjoy EASTN, a festival within a festival featuring works combining Blayney will once again bring Octopoet to The Coffi House, while traditional art practices from across Europe, artefacts and customs with we celebrate the publication of Skylark Review, a new Cardiff based new technologies. Stiwdio 7 at Cathays Library is an exciting group literary magazine at Waterloo Gardens Teahouse. Come along to show of upcoming Cardiff artists recently graduated from CSAD, while ROADBLOCK on Saturday for a written portrait by Steven Kenward Ceramics in the City, at St Edwards Church features graduates of BA and Tereza Nekvasilova. and MA Ceramics. And once again don’t forget to look out around Roath for Richard Powell’s ain’tnozooinroath billboards. Stage Our stage programme this year includes traditional performances Foto and encounters in unusual places… there’s plenty to look forward to, We’re really pleased that the madeinroath photography programme this including Vaughan Wylliams: Agent of LOVCRAFT and A Fête Worse year has expanded greatly, to partner with Ffotofringe. You can enjoy Than Death by Karen Sherrard, both in the Roath Park Pub. exhibitions including Peter Evans’ Bradford PA, a photo documentary project based around the Pennsylvanian town, at the Roath Park pub Workshops (which we’re really pleased to be working with again over the whole madeinroath wants you to get involved in the festival – and what better of the the festival). Elsewhere around the streets it’ll be hard to miss way than taking part in one of our many exciting workshops? You’ll find large scale highlights, such as Jon Pountney’s Cardiff before Cardiff a whole array of them at ROADBLOCK, including badge making, spin images, a 5 year project that draws together unseen photography to tell painting and pottery. Elsewhere you can Paint the Park at Roath Lake, the stories of Cardiff’s past, or Whitewashed, Nick Davies’ display of one of the most beautiful spots in Roath, or maybe take part in the Big whitewashed empty shop windows from around the UK. Draw with Becci Holmes at St Martin’s church. You can even carve your Happenings own mask with Brian Denman at Roath Park bowling pavilion! This year we have a jam packed Happenings programme – kicking ROADBLOCK off at Penylan Pantry on Sat 10, with an afternoon of live arts in their A highlight of this year’s festival will be ROADBLOCK – our bubbling new community space. From there, you can make your way straight hub of community creativity located on a suburban street. Jess Brett down to Waterloo Gardens Tea house to take in our Open Exhibition, will be performing a brand new dance inspired by the people of Roath. before making your way to St Martin for a viewing of photographer Jim There’ll be arts & crafts workshops for adults and children alike. Music Mortram’s first exhibition in Wales! Celebrate an exceptional evening of from Vinyl Cruise & Studio 22. as well as an exhibition of photography art with Time at the Bar, presented by Over Here at CF24 Project… in a unique space with Cardiff Caravan Gallery tour. ROADBLOCK is our party, a day when we gather together to reveal and celebrate the Don’t miss Sounds of Roath, a large scale ‘xylophone staircase’ by generosity, talent and creativity of our community! Hannah McKimm in Roath Park Pavilion, a group show by Rhôd in We hope to see you there – it wouldn’t be the same without you! Roath / Rhôd yn y Rhâth and exhibitions by Ian Watson in the Roath Park Pub and James Green in The Spice of Life! There are too many So there it is, a brief summary of just some of the things to expect and highlights to mention so simply browse this brochure and enjoy the ride! look forward to during madeinroath 2015 – keep reading for the many, many other events, happenings, installations or gatherings during the Films 9 days of the festival. We do hope that whatever you see or do, you’ll As ever our film programme includes a mix of the child friendly – with enjoy it and enjoy Roath! It’s such a special place – and you’re part Who Framed Roger Rabbit at The Globe, and the more adult – with of it. Francis Ford Coppola’s Apocalypse Now at g39. There are other exciting things to look out for, including the ever popular Roathbud. Residencies Music For the first time this year madeinroath are delighted to announce a Music is another part of the festival that has really expanded this year programme of residencies, pairing a selection of special artists with to include a whole host of gigs, performances and launches. Make sure organisations that we are privileged to have been given access to. you don’t miss Austerity Frankenstein with Gareth Ziggy, Brik Pho & Beth Greenhalgh is artist in residence at Mackintosh Community Electronic Music Wales – something really quite extraordinary coming Gardens. Beth will be working with sculpture and sound in the to you from Albany Pets. Our ever popular Howardian Studio 22 Stage gardens, reflecting on a recent visit to Venice. Samuel Hasler is artist will once again feature on ROADBLOCK, and at The Record Shop on in residence at Cardiff Council, and will be based at County Hall, in the Inverness Place there will be Za Sonic’s album launch. democratic services department. Richard Powell is artist in residence Open Houses & Open Studios at National Museum Wales, working behind the scenes alongside the One of the enduring and popular elements of madeinroath is the Natural Sciences Conservators. Open Houses and Studios, where you can wander around the streets These residencies will be ongoing throughout the festival, and you will of Roath enjoying a glimpse into the creativity on our doorstep. This be able to check on progress by checking our website, year make sure your stroll includes the diverse group show at 219 www.madeinroath.com. Mackintosh Place, including Glenn Carney and Laura McCormack. The front of 37 Alfred Street will be a treat – it’s a collaboration between 5

Thank You As ever an enormous debt of gratitude is owed to our wonderful Waterloo Gardens team of coordinators for their contribution to the festival and for being 59 Teahouse CF23 5AA the wonderful, creative folk that they are. Ladies and gentlemen, be Sat 10 - Fri 30, 8am - 6pm upstanding for Tom Betts (Film), Rachel-Helena Walsh (Theatre & Opening Event - Sat 10, 6pm Performance), Georgia Bowles (Workshops & Brochure), Christina You are warmly invited to submit Thatcher (Spoken word & Literature), Clare Charles (Exhibitions & work for this year’s madeinroath ROATH FEAST), Dave Morris (ROADBLOCK), Nia Metcalfe (Open Open Exhibition hosted by Waterloo Gardens Teahouse. The Houses & Studios), John Pountney (Foto), Dai Howell (Social Media madeinroath Open has become a popular and well recognised feature & Blog) and Gareth Ziggy Thomas (Music). Our volunteers have once of the festival, representing the range and breadth of creativity within again been the best of people, thank you enormously - the festival our community. There is no admission fee for showing at this year’s simply couldn’t happen without your very great help. Open Exhibition and no restrictions. This year it is judged by Chris Brown (g39) and Karen Mackinnon Thank you to all the photographers who contibuted their images to (Artes Mundi), there will be prizes awarded to a selection of outstanding this brochure, including Stephan Caddick (mothmusic image pg 3) work. Heddwyn Davies (front cover) and Nigel Pugh (above).

A special shout out must also go to to George Keane, Ruth Hitchens, Judith Nubold, Meryl Cubley, Jennifer Jones, Dan De’ath, Helen Morgan, Ruth Cayford, Julian Carter, Annette Townsend and the whole introduction 3 community of Roath, you matchless bunch! Finally of course we must say a thank you to our ever so long suffering partners... highlights 4 open houses & studios 7 many thanks to: spoken word 9 theatre 10 workshops 11 film 15 exhibition 15 interventions 20 music 26 foto 30 road block 34 Mobility Scooter We are delighted that this year, with bogman colouring page 32 the support of Cardiff Council, we are able to introduce mobility scooters to our programme to assist participation in the festival. The 5 person vehicle will be available for free to follow the route of The information in the brochure is correct when going to print. However, our Open Houses, from Penylan Library please check website for any updates or changes to the programme. Car Park. Thankyou. Sat 17 & Sun 18 - 11am, 1pm & 3pm

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219 Mackintosh Place 9 164 Treharris Street 75 CF24 4GG CF24 3HQ Glenn Carney, Den Foley, Dinah Mary Dewey Vagina, Laura McCormack, Jaime Sat 17 - Sun 18, 11am - 6pm McCormack The Joshua Gallery: Born, raised Sat 17 - Sun 18, 12 - 4pm and living life in Roath, local girl Mary A diverse selection of artists including: Glenn Dewey has been a sculptor and painter Carney - oil paintings of evocative West Wales for 30 years. She works in a variety of landscapes, Den Foley - alabaster carvings, materials and takes inspiration from the Dinah Vagina - interactive ceramic work, Laura environment and her Christian faith. An McCormack - poignant collection of vintage oasis of art and creativity - discover a s s m t w t f s s real unseen gem. family snapshots and Jaime McCormack - s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 recrafted discarded textile items. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Front of House, 37 Alfred Street 28 72 Marlborough Road 57 CF24 4TY CF23 5BY Susanne & Lilith König Claudia Carrillo Sun 11 – Sun 18, 9am - 9pm Sat 17 - Sun 18, 10am - 4:30pm One Year of Making: A small show of Inspired by the research of Karl Ewald Konstantin handmade objects created during a Hering on Binocular Perception, this interactive first year of learning Stained Glass, installation offers an ever changing view on the Patchwork and Quilting in Cardiff Council past and present in an ordinary street in Roath. classes for adult learners. I have greatly enjoyed taking part in these courses and Suitable for all ages and abilities. hope to share with people visiting my s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s home the joy and satisfaction of making 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 something beautiful by hand. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Front Garden, 114 Strathnairn Street 52 75 Kimberley Road 35 CF24 3JP CF23 5DL Christian Hart & Nia Metcalfe Lynne Cartlidge Sat 17 - Sun 18, 10am - 3pm Sat 17, 10am - 4pm Engaging still life and flower paintings fill Everyone hates their wheelie bins but the one the walls in Lynne’s studio, which used to we got delivered is really great. be an Edwardian shop. Many painted on site, others from visits to Cornwall, direct Come take a peek. observation, imagination and feeling synchronise in rich, painterly colour play. Lynne’s work is becoming increasingly s s m t w t f s s collectable. lynnecartlidge.com s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

98 Keppoch Street 63 72a Kimberley Road 36 CF24 3JU CF23 5DN Clare Waller Mary Traynor Sun 18, 11am – 4pm Sat 17, 11am - 4.30pm Sun 18, 12 - 4.30pm Inspired by repetition and pattern Clare’s Informal show of work by this well-known design process begins with the collection local artist. She focuses on sketches and of materials and objects. Looking at the finished works of buildings (prints and relationship between these objects, Clare cards for sale) and life studies made at creates framed pictures to formulate a the Broadway Drawing School. cohesive body of work. Her work is also showing in the Festival s s m t w t f s s exhibitions at Waterloo Gardens Teahouse s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 and Broadway Drawing School. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

16 Cottrell Road 76 20 Ninian Road 32 CF24 3EY CF23 5EF Beth Nicholls, Rachael Baralos, Dorcas Pennyfather, Siobhan McCrudden, Madeleine Sims, Gabrielle Frazer and Jill Gwen Davies, Helen Bennett Mercer Sat 17, 11am - 5pm & Sun 18, 12 - 4pm Sat 17, 10am - 5.30pm Wire sculptures, unique jewellery & handmade Sun 18, 11am - 4pm greetings cards.Textile artist, original free A warm welcome awaits at No 20 to motion embroidery brooches, cards & pictures. view mixed media pieces and ceramic Illustrator specialising in botanically inspired sculptures created by mother and daughter, Dorcas and Gabrielle prints & ornaments. 100% cotton patchwork & respectively, with illustrations by Jill. There s s m t w t f s s quilting using geometric designs. Pencil & s s m t w t f s s will also be the opportunity to buy unusual 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ink to create surreal, colourful images. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Christmas presents. 8 open houses/tai agored open studio/stiwdio agored

70 Ninian Road 13 14 Werfa Street 16 CF23 5EN CF23 5EW Peter Browne NEAC & Sir Alfred Street & Dr Glenn Roy Leonard Beard Sun 18, 10am - 5pm Sat 17 - Sun 18, 12 - 5.30pm The Actual History of Roath: Even more The usual warm welcome and vintage exciting historical discoveries from the ambience awaits you at the Tea Stoppe, beloved Roath. Presenting information though this year’s promises to be rather that could well have happened in Roath. special. We will be serving sumptuous Cream Teas, Afternoon Teas and Sparkling Teas on the front lawn Suitable for all ages, but people from and exhibiting a private collection by the Splott might want to stay away. s s m t w t f s s acclaimed street artist Peter Brown and s s m t w t f s s the late Leonard Beard. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

103 Ninian Road 6 32 Kelvin Road 18 CF23 5ER CF23 5ET Community House Share - Amgueddfa Cymru - Ben, Kate, Katherine, Laura, National Museum Wales Rachel, and Tom. Sat 17 - Sun 18, 11.30am - 4.30pm Sat 17, 9 -11am Owls on bookshelves, foxes by the fireplace and We love the eclecticism of Roath. There seashells in the dresser. For this weekend only, are so many stories and skills within the natural history curators from Amgueddfa Cymru community. As you explore the festival bring the museum to a family home. A wide variety and wander around the area, please do of fantastic taxidermy, zoological, botanical and pop by for some breakfast around our geological specimens will be on display. kitchen table. All are welcome. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

19 Morlais Street 7 Alison Graham Ceramics 39 CF23 5HQ 35a Pen y Lan Rd, CF24 3PG Georgina Brownlow Sat 17, 11am - 4pm Sat 17 – Sun 18, 12 - 4pm Alison Graham will be opening her Georgina will be showing a collection of private ceramic studio above The collagraphs, monoprints and drawings. Courtyard Flower Shop to showcase her Often recollected and repeated, her latest collection of porcelain light shades, mainly monochrome work draws wall pieces and vessel forms. inspiration from coastal areas and remote rural locations and the buildings within There will be a seconds sale, a raffle and them. a blind auction. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

13 Boverton St CF23 5ES 12 Studio above Oriel Makers 40 Louise Smith and Glyn Ryland 37 Pen-y-lan Road, CF24 3PG Sat 17 - Sun 18, 11am - 4pm Jane Nicholls Louise Smith: Exploring non-landmarks Mon 12 - Sun 18, 10am - 5pm in Roath, which are predominantly Jane moved into the gallery space at functional objects, features or spaces. Oriel Makers in October 2012. Her work Aiming to demonstrate that the small, includes a selection of silk scarfs using overlooked & functional can inspire the Shibori technique and natural dyes. ideas, emotions & creative thought. Glyn Other work includes tapestry pictures, Ryland: I draw inspiration from the potters rugs, cushions, bookmarks, key-rings, of the past & present, famous and unknown. I make my pots to be used friendship bracelets, wire brooches, pin s s m t w t f s s in the home, & by being used in day to day cushions, and hand spun luxury fibres. life, impart aesthetic, tactile & handmade s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 qualities to the user. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 15 Kelvin Road 17 Moko Tattoo Studio 29 CF23 5ET 39 Angus St, CF24 1QE Brynteg Art Department 6th Gwen Davies Form and Rubyanne Ceramic Sat 17, 11am - 5pm jewellery Sun 18, 12 - 4pm Sat 17, 12 - 4pm Gwen will be creating a giant flowing henna A range of fine art and print outcomes have piece using traditional Mehndi patterns. been produced by Brynteg School (Bridgend) She will also be available for henna tattoos. 6th Form students, and once again Rubyanne Gwen is a henna artist with 20 years’ original ceramic jewellery will be for sale. experience, and will have information on Pupils will also assist visitors to the Open the history and spiritual use of henna. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s House exhibition in the production of a print from ready-cut lino blocks. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 open studio/stiwdio agored geiriau lafar/spoken words 9

The Broadway Drawing School 79 Café Collisions Anthology Launch - 31 59-61 Broadway, CF24 1QE A Night of Readings Inspired by Café Jac Saorsa, Anna Polya, Conversations Helen Rowland and Ceri Melinda Kirk, Julie Primon, Morris Richard Axtell & Jamie Gillingham Sat 17 - Sun 18, 10am-4pm Cardiff MADE, 41 Lochaber St, The Broadway Drawing School’s main CF24 3LS studio will be transformed into the Cardiff Tues 13, 6.30 - 9.30pm ‘Salon’ Gallery for the weekend, displaying A selection of readings from the writers- s s m t w t f s s work from students past and present at in-residence at Cardiff MADE, as well as the school. The three private studios will writers and poets from the community. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 also be open to the public and the artists s s m t w t f s s Illustrations inspired by the stories will be on display and printed will be available to talk about their work. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 postcards available for purchase. Drinks will be served.

Café Collisions Writing Workshop 31 Write With Me 58 Richard Axtell, Jamie Gillingham, Annmarie Miles Melinda Kirk & Julie Primon Penylan Pantry, 72 Kimberley Rd, Cardiff MADE, 41 Lochaber CF23 5DN St, CF24 3LS Fri 16, 3 - 6pm Sat 10, 4.30 - 7pm Come write with Irish short story writer, A creative space provided by the writers- Annmarie Miles. There’ll be exercises to inspire, in-residence at Cardiff M.A.D.E, open scrimmages to get your word count up, or we can to beginners as well as experienced simply sit & write together. Who know’s what we’ll writers. A variety of prompts and writing come up with... exercises will be offered as a way to stimulate the imagination, followed by an open discussion of writing habits s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s and experiences. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Creative Writing Masterclass 31 Skylark Review Launch & Open Mic 59 Dr. Shelagh Weeks and Cardiff University Little Lantern Press MA students Waterloo Gardens Teahouse, Cardiff MADE, 41 Lochaber 5 Waterloo Gardens, St, CF24 3LS CF23 5AA Sun 11, 2 - 4pm Fri 16, 6.30 - 8.30pm Dr. Shelagh Weeks, along with Cardiff Join us in the friendly atmosphere of the tearooms University MA students, will provide to celebrate the publication of Skylark Review, a community members with free, new Cardiff based literary magazine crammed full professional feedback on their writing .To sign up for a 15 minute of great poetry and short fiction from across the one-to-one workshop slot please email [email protected] by 3rd globe. We will have readings from the magazine October. Please send up to three poems s s m t w t f s s followed by an open mic. s s m t w t f s s or 1000 words of prose. Spaces limited! 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Octopoet 42 Book Launch: Nick Fisk - 20 Mark Blayney The Blues Are Back in Town: The Coffi House, Wellfield Rd, CF24 3NZ A Year and a Lifetime Supporting Sun 11, 7.30 - 10pm Cardiff City Octopoet is back again in October! The Andrew Buchan Bar, Come and see the best poets around, for free. A mix of entertaining, thought- 29 Albany Road, CF24 3LH Thu 15, 7.30pm provoking, funny and surreal verse In The Blues Are Back in Town Nick charts the with a downtown New York vibe. Fully 2014/15 season, following the team and its fans, licensed bar! and trying to rediscover his passion for the recently relegated club, while at the same time, s s m t w t f s s reflecting on the good old days.n rolls. s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Poetry - The Best and the Worst 64 55 RARA, Rhyme and Real Ale, Wellfield Book Launch Open Mic Poetry J Brookes, Angela Lester, & a signing by Nick Fisk Mackintosh Sports and Wellfield Road Book Shop, CF24 3PB Social Club, Keppoch St, Sat 17, 1 - 2pm CF24 3JW One of Cardiff’s most popular poets, J Brookes Mon 12, 8 - 10pm will be reading from his brand new book, titled, Both Published Poets and young amusingly enough, Book! Supporting Mr. Brookes ambitious Turks will be performing their will be German-born but Cardiff-based novelist, best and worst poems. See if you can tell the difference. Compered by Angela Lester, who will read an excerpt from her Will Ford and Dave Daggers. The best novel, NEVER DID RUN SMOOTH, a s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s and the worst comperes. Includes an social comedy set in 1976 in Cardiff. 10 11 12 13 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 open mic section. 14 15 16 17 18 10 spoken words/geiriau lafar theatre/theatr

Written Portraits 44 The Dom Show 31 Steven Kenward and Tereza Dom Farelli Nekvasilova Cardiff M.A.D.E., 41 ROADBLOCK, Plasnewydd Rd, Lochaber St, CF24 3LS CF24 3EN Sat 10, 7.30 - 8.10pm Sat 17, 11am - 2pm Spend some time in Dom’s ridiculous This is a chance for anyone passing to sit down and bizarre mind, with the help of jokes, and have a “written portrait”. Local writers will write projections, and Dom(s). a description of you and the ideas you inspire. A photographer will also capture you as the writing takes place. The results will be used for an online exhibition. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Claire Syder, An evening of Jazz & 42 Untitled 31 Terrance Paul Gingell, Scott Suter, Chantal Erraoui Edwards & the Spoken Word Karen Sherrard The Coffi House, Wellfield Cardiff M.A.D.E., 41 (Writers), Rd, CF24 3NZ Lochaber St, CF24 3LS Kathy Davies, Fri 16, 8 - 10pm Mon 12, 8.00 - 9.00pm Julian Martin & Kathy Davies a song stylist combining The balance between comedy and Dave Moreau eclectic repertoire with a distinct theatre, though not mutually exclusive to (Musicians) jazz flavour, accompanied by hugely each other, will be trodden finely. respected musicians Julian Martin on piano and Dave Moreau (saxaphone). The evening brings together published writers and performers Claire Syder, Terrance Edwards and Karen Sherrard, for an enjoyable night of jazz s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s and the spoken word. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Poetry and Spirituality 51 A Fête Worse Than Death 67 Costa Coffee, 50-52 Albany Road, CF24 3LP Karen Sherrard Fri 16, 7pm The Roath Park Pub, 170 Foreign Diplomat turned Anglican priest, Sarah City Rd, CF24 3JE Rowland-Jones has a long-lasting passion for Tue 13, 7.30 - 8.20pm poetry, publishing a number of her poems in Welcome to the village fête in various journals over the years. She comes Llanfairchwaraesboncen, in the heart to Costa to explore the dynamic interaction of the South Wales Valleys. Hosted by of poetry with prayer, linguistic creativity with 76 year old Iris Evans and featuring liturgy, metaphors and spiritual meaning. TV gardener Esme de Flange as guest speaker, expect competitions, audience participation and a raffle! s s m t w t f s s One-woman comedy show written and s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 performed by Karen Sherrard. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Photographic explorations 51 It’s Behind You! 72 with Laura Bradford Alex Nagle, Dai Hill, Dunyasha Barrow, Costa Coffee, 50-52 Albany Road, Matt Lee, Trevor J Williams, Boat People CF24 3LP The Crofts Pub, Croft St, Tues 13, 8pm CF24 3DZ Laura Bradford is a young Cardiff photographer Wed 14, 7.30 - 8pm who has been involved in a wide range of creative A has-been popstar. A never-was projects here and abroad, including training teams thespian. A broken Blue Peter presenter. of artists to use their creativity as a means of A washed-up rugby player. A deluded expressing spiritual truths. During this interview she will be explaining director. how she has developed her skills as a photographer and how she uses Panto. photography to explore issues such as And a casting agent who could change s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s personal identity and vocation. their lives forever. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 IT’S BEHIND YOU! 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Painting and Spirituality 51 Vaughan Wylliams: 67 Katherine Holmes Agent of LOVCRAFT in Weird Is My Costa Coffee, 50-52 Albany Business (And Business is Weird) Road, CF24 3LP The Roath Park Pub, 170 City Rd, Sun 11, 7pm CF24 3JE Thur 15, 7.30pm Texas-born artist Katherine Holmes has Starring:Paul Gingell, Denis Lennon, Gareth King, been resident in Roath for the last 2 years Chantal Erraoui, Alex Nagle. A Taffsploitation Production. and will be interviewed about her painting By Mat Troy and Paul Hunt. Vaughan Wylliams and his and how her Christian faith shapes and trusty sidekick, Rick Dedalus return to battle a twisted impacts her creative projects. Grab a coffee and come and hear phantom trapped in the heart of a Rock Star! Can he break the curse Katherine describe her continuing journey of exploring how spirituality or will his bones end up as broken as can bring new direction and vision to the s s m t w t f s s the fourth wall? Laughter. Music. Sword s s m t w t f s s life of a young creative artist. fighting. Crime. L*O*V*C*R*A*F*T! 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 theatre/theatr gweithdau a profiadau/ workshops & experiences 11

Ted Shiress In Cynic Season 2 67 Salon Mirela 44 & I Am Not Sting Rachel Helena Walsh & Alternative Events The Roath Park Pub, ROADBLOCK Plasnewydd 170 City Rd, CF24 3JE Rd, CF24 3EN Thur 15, 8.30pm Sat 17, 10am - 4.30pm Ted Shiress presents new episodes of his Step inside Krystal O’ Connor’s Raindance and Miami Web Fest nominated mystic glitter parlor caravan for Glitter series ‘Cynic’ alongside his new stand up Makeovers, Cedhli’s and lots of Irish show ‘I am Not Sting’. Marvel as ol’ Mr. Love! Fresh from Camp Bestival & Cynical himself breaks down barriers with GreenMan Festival! all the charm and grace of a house brick with a message tied to it. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Beauty of Geometry 67 Song excerpts from 46 Tairi Jõe “The Gothic Shoe” The Roath Park Pub, 170 City Rd, JustOne Theatre Arts CF24 3JE Wonderland Studios, First Fri 16, 8 - 8.30pm & 8.30 - 9pm Floor, 199-201 Richmond Beauty of Geometry is a physical performance in which the performer looks at the topic of self-hate. RdCF14 2TB Sat 17, 12.30pm The performance is based on scientific reasons, JustOne Theatre Arts, Part time rather than emotions - what changes in one’s brain performing arts training for 3-18 year olds. Taught by industry to cause self-loathing. The performer has been professionals. Sing, dance and act. Sessions from 2-5 on Saturdays at inspired by stories from different people, her life and Wonderland Studios. scientific articles s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 The Umbrella 49 Paint the Park 34 Ingrid Lagouanelle Roath Park Rec, nr Penylan Library Mirela Caravan, Plasnewydd Road and playground, CF23 5HW (by Albany School), CF24 3EN Sat 17, 11am - 4pm Sat 17, 6pm- 6.20pm & 7pm - 7.20pm Express your inner artist through I was once fearless. I had a magical umbrella. I painting the beautiful landscape of am now at a lost without it. Come and help me Roath Park. find it. And we might also find one for you on Painting fun for everyone! Just turn up the way... and we will supply an easel and paint. The event is free and suitable for all. We’ll provide the aprons! For any changes due to weather, please s s m t w t f s s check our Twitter feed - s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 @madeinroath2015 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Liver Paint the Lake 1 Stephen Donnelly Roath Lake, platform above Over a drink, a secret location, the Boat House, CF23 5PG Roath, Sun 18, 11am - 4pm Limited capacity, please email Express your inner artist through [email protected] to reserve a painting the beautiful landscape of free spot. Roath Lake. Sat 17, 6pm, 7pm, 8pm & 9pm Painting fun for everyone! Just turn up noun and we will supply an easel and paint. 1. the only human organ capable of regeneration The event is free and suitable for all. 2. a site responsible for the regulation of highly specialised, high We’ll provide the aprons! volume biochemical reactions s s m t w t f s s For any changes due to weather, please s s m t w t f s s 3. an intimate theatrical experience check our Twitter feed - 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 exploring a vital human and social organ @madeinroath2015 Worse Things Happen 21 madeinroath mini workshops 44 Catriona James ROADBLOCK, Plasnewydd Rd, CF24 3EN 12 Inverness Place, CF24 Sat 17, 11am - 4pm 5 4RZ Bowling Pavilion Sun 18, 6 - 6.30pm & 7.30 - 8pm Roath Pleasure Gardens, Catriona is struggling. Struggling to pay CF23 5HD the bills, struggling with depression, Sun 18, 12 - 5pm struggling with a fear of failure, struggling We’ll be running our brand new mini to make sense of the world, and most workshops at ROADBLOCK & the of all struggling to make a show about Pavilion. Come along and try your hand it. Make yourself comfortable while she at badge making, spin painting & pottery! struggles to make this entertaining. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s (Limited Capacity) 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

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Mask Carving Workshop 5 Creative Writing workshop 33 Carve your own Mask and readings by Penylan writers Brian Denman Claire Syder Roath Park Pleasure Gardens, Penylan Community Centre, Bowling Pavilion, CF23 5HD Penylan Rd, Sun 18, 12.30 - 5.30pm CF23 5HW From 8 to 80+ all welcome! Tue 13, 10am-12pm No previous experience necessary - Tuition, chisels, Come along and join in a Creative mallet, sit on workhorse, g-clamps and wood Writing workshop and enjoy listening provided! to readings from Penylan writers in an informal and enjoyable atmosphere. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Zorba’s Dance - Syrtaki 67 Banana Lady 53 Greek Dancing Drawing for All TereZa Jennifer Pearce The Roath Park Pub, Fruit & Veg Barrow, Corner 170 City Rd, CF24 3JE of Bangor St & Wellfield Rd, Sun 11, 2.15 - 4.15pm CF24 3LQ Learn to dance to ‘Zorbas’, an uplifting Sat 17, 11am - 4pm classic composed by Mikis Theodorakis. Come and grab a free banana and Zorba’s dance is such fun for both make some ephemeral art. Make a males and females, and I am always s s m t w t f s s mark or draw a doodle on the skin and decorate your tasty nutritious fruit! All honoured to teach it. You might apply 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 your learning to a Greek evening which is ages welcome, outdoor pop ‘in’ event. s s m t w t f s s approaching soon, or just enjoy an afternoon of fun. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Hasapiko 67 Communicating With an Audience 47 Greek Dancing A fun workshop for anyone who ever has to speak TereZa or perform to a crowd of humans The Roath Park Pub, 170 Paddy Faulkner City Rd, CF24 3JE Park Conservative Club, City Sun 11, 4.30 - 6.30pm Rd, CF24 3JD Tue 13, 6.30-9.30pm Learn steps to Hasapiko, a very popular Paddy’s worked in entertainment for over Greek folk dance performed at Greek 30 yrs - the workshop covers loads of dances by both males and females. It things you can do to keep audiences engaged - suitable for all levels can be danced slowly or quickly as you s s m t w t f s s of experience whether poet, teacher, speech-maker, performer or just embrace the music, and after learning the curious. It will be fun, daft & memorable. basic steps you can add your own style 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 18+. Email paddy@panopticphotography. s s m t w t f s s depending on preference and athleticism. co.uk to reserve a place. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Flag Making 8 Big draw workshop 45 Bill Chambers of Cardiff Print Workshop Becci Holmes Deli Rouge 73 Pen Y Wain Rd, St Martin’s church, Albany CF24 4GG Rd, CF24 3RW Sat 10, 10am - 4pm Sat 17, 1-5pm Design and make a flag using disperse dyes and a Come and join us for an afternoon of heat press. This is a beautifully simple process for sketching. We will be making a large 2d printing onto fabric and the technique yields instant steam train and sketching our portraits results and intense colours. to add to the windows. This workshop For children of all ages but must be accompanied is aimed at children aged 5-14 and they s s m t w t f s s by an adult. must be accompanied by an adult. It’s s s m t w t f s s free! 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Creature Making Workshop 33 Introduction into screen printing 44 For ages 5-12 Cathryn Weatherhead & Lucy Dickson Deborah de Lloyd of Cwtch Club ROADBLOCK, Plasnewydd Blue Room upstairs, Penylan Rd, CF24 3EN Community Centre, Penylan Rd, Sat 17, 11 - 4pm CF23 5HW An introduction into screen print, where Sat 17, 11.30am - 3.30pm you can take away your own printed Come and make a creature by decorating a pre- paper goods… For ages 8+ years. stuffed shape with glitter, beads, glue, sparkles, ribbon, pipe cleaners and more. No need to book, just turn up after 11.30am and before 3.00pm. NB all children must be accompanied s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s and supervised by a parent or guardian 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 for health and safety. 14 workshops & experiences/gweithdau a profiadau

Family Recycle Art Workshop 5 Simple Knots Craft Club 48 Caroline Deacon Create. Collaborate. Coffee. Roath Park Pleasure Gardens, Jennifer Kirkham Bowling Pavilion, CF23 5HD & Sophie Potter Sun 18, 12-4pm Milgi Yurt, 213 City Road, CF24 3JD Making art by recycling materials you would Sun 18, 12 - 4pm normally throw away. Drop in workshop, no booking Simple Knots Craft Club is a mega informal needed. Make a puppets and toys out of plastic arts and craft social event for creative folk. bottles. All materials and tools provided. Suggested Bring your own materials, grab a coffee (or age range 4+. a cocktail), and join us in the yurt for cosy collaboration, networking and a good natter. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Making History in Art 85 The Art of Self & Peer Massage 31 Helen Joy, Mags Williams, Alicia Kon Ellie Byrne & Kat Tudor M.A.D.E. Gallery, 41 Lochaber St, Oasis, 69B Splott Rd, CF24 3LS CF24 2BW Sun 11, 2 - 4pm Sat 10 & Sun 18, 10am - 4.30pm Simple tips on...How to deal with headaches, Recording local history through film, backaches and other muscular/joint pains. paper, paint and words. Showing Increase your confidence in your touch and Butchers and Barbers, Now and Then, capability to do good through it. How using Jack and the Elemental Crane, Helen pressure points you can change and improve and Ernest and more - all made in the STAR area for Adamsdown moods. Understand the principles of good health. Arts Association (A3). Come share your s s m t w t f s s Your Health is in your hands! s s m t w t f s s memories and join the next A3 History in Art Project! 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Om Studio 81 Trade School Cardiff 73 Kalavathi ThinkARK Partridge Ln, CF24 3QN, Pelican Nursery, Croft St, CF24 3DZ 66 (access next to 56 Partridge Rd) Wed 14 – Thu 15, 6 - 9pm Sun 18 Outside The Gate Arts Yoga: 10 - 11.15am Centre, Keppoch St, Kolam Workshop: 11.30am - 2pm CF24 3JW s s m t w t f s s Free Yoga Class for all abilities. Free Kolam Sat 17, 11am - 4pm (Indian floor art) workshop. Creating beautiful Trade School Cardiff returns with a theme 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 traditional Kolam patterns and mandalas on of “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” as part of the floor with ground rice and colour. Weather Exchange in Roath! Trade School is a self-organised learning space permitting we will do this outside in the lane otherwise we will be in the that runs on barter. Sign up for classes by meeting your teacher’s s s m t w t f s s studio. Access - 1 step up and 2 steps barter requests. More info on classes, times and venues: http:// down into the studio. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 tradeschool.coop/cardiff/ Singing for the Terrified! 48 MADE ARTS 44 A Taste of Harmony and Power in your Voice Zoë & Josh’s Painting by Numbers Celia Webb Arthur the Prankster Milgi Yurt, 213 City Rd, Connie’s Corner Crafts CF24 3JD ROADBLOCK, Plasnewydd Rd, CF24 3EN Tues 13, 6 - 7.30pm Sat 17, 11am - 5pm There are many opportunities to sing, Artist Zoë and Josh (of mature adult age) but if you have always wanted to but performer Arthur (aged 9) and craft guru Connie Leeson (age 10). never dared, this workshop is for you. Painting by numbers surprise yourself with your own talent. Using an Together we will explore an easy, gentle ingenious catapult to launch paintballs across space. As you hit the way of finding our voice together, in a supportive atmosphere with number grid, your total grows and a masterpiece evolves... an extremely experienced Natural Voice s s m t w t f s s Homemade Prizes!! s s m t w t f s s Singing Leader. NO MUSICAL SKILLS necessary! 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Taff Rapper - Demonstration and Workshop 67 44 The Roath Park Pub, ‘Person Centred’ 170 City Rd, CF24 3JE - clay figure making 5 Sun 11, 12 - 2pm Rachael Smith We will introduce you to the noble, ancient ROADBLOCK, Plasnewydd Rd, CF24 3EN and moderately dangerous art of dancing with Sat 17, 11am - 4pm swords. It is a fast traditional English dance Bowling Pavilion, Roath Pleasure Gardens, whose origins lie in the mining villages of the CF23 5HD north east of England and involves five people Sun 18, 12 - 5pm connected by short, two-handled, flexible Play with clay. Have fun, learn to make a figure of yourself, friend or swords (called rappers) forming a chain. s s m t w t f s s family to later be fired and used in a larger sculpture, a culmination of For adults and young people age 12+, under 16s must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 figures called “person centred “ s s m t w t f s s Please wear school shoes, leather soled shoes or similar. No trainers, as our stepping needs to be noisy! 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 workshops ffilm/film arddangosfeydd/exhibitions 15

Re-wild your wellies! 44 Crafters on Film 8 RSPB Cymru, Giving Nature a Joanna Howells, Wil Nickson, Les Llewellyn, Home in Cardiff Ann Catrin Evans & ROADBLOCK, Plasnewydd Sioni Rhys Rd, CF24 3EN Deli Rouge, 73 Pen-y-Wain Rd, Sat 17, 11am - 5pm CF24 4GG Re-wild a welly and help pollinators on Sat 10 - Sun 18, Mon - Sat 10am - 5pm your patch. Plant wildflower seeds in Sun 10am - 4pm your very own welly to take home and Beautiful and useful objects and a record grow. A free activity with Giving Nature of their making. An exhibition of ceramics, a Home in Cardiff. furniture, baskets, metal work and woven blankets created specially for madeinroath, displayed alongside short s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s films of each of the making processes. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Who Framed Roger Rabbit 54 The Lighthouse Lovespoon: 2 Robert Zemeckis A timely account of a Roath family through three The Globe, 125 Albany Rd, intricate layers of woodcarving CF24 3NS Edmundo Ferreira-Rocha Thu 15, 6pm Terra Nova Cafe, Roath Park, (doors 5:45pm; end time 7:50pm) Lake Rd West, CF23 5PH A private detective and a ridiculous Sat 10 - Sun 18, Cafe opening hours rabbit are thrown together in a The Alexanders were not allowed to see what they mysterious case involving everyone in Toontown. Before the feature, had rightfully commissioned until (nearly four years we’ll show the results of ‘Who Framed Roath?’ - short films from local later) their “lifespoon” was finally unveiled. Their young people combining their animated characters with live-action worries were that Ken had entrusted a park ranger to carve him a lovespoon; footage of the neighbourhood. s s m t w t f s s Tickets voluntary £1. (PG) s s m t w t f s s apparently from a bent branch 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 fallen off a tree in Roath Park... Apocalypse Now Hi five 23 Francis Ford Coppola 83 Group Exhibition G39, Oxford St, CF24 3DT The SHO, Inverness Place, Sat 17, 6.30 CF24 4RU (doors at 6pm, end time 9pm) Fri 16 - Sat 31, Tues-Sat 10am-5.30pm A special screening of the classic film Opening evening, Fri 16, 6.30 - 9pm to accompany G39’s Island III: Native Hi five is an exhibition celebrating the exhibition. In this adaptation of Conrad’s SHO’s fifth anniversary. The gallery Heart Of Darkness, Captain Willard first opened its doors five years ago, (Martin Sheen) is dispatched on a secret coinciding with madeinroath festival. So mission in Vietnam to terminate the command of Colonel Kurtz (Marlon for this year’s festival what better way to celebrate than to exhibit works by selected Brando) “with extreme prejudice”. s s m t w t f s s Tickets voluntary £2. (18+) s s m t w t f s s local artists who have played a part in the 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 gallery’s success. Roathbud 54 European Art Science and 31 The Globe, 125 Albany Rd, CF24 3NS Technology Network Thu 15, 8.15pm Artists in residence from various unversities across (doors 8pm, end time 9:45pm) europe, see website for details. Our annual short film night returns Cardiff MADE Gallery, 41 Lochaber St, CF24 3LS, with to The Globe. As ever, there’ll be an further locations to be confirmed. eclectic mix of comedies, dramas, Fri 16 - Sun 18, 12pm - 9pm. Fri 16, private view and interactive performances 7pm. Sun 18, symposium on documentaries, music videos and gems art science and technology 4pm. from the archive, all from filmmakers EASTN explores the theme of Tangibility through works that who live in, have lived in, visited or combine traditional art practices, cultural artefacts, customs with new heard of Roath. Or who might like it if technologies and education. This two year project aims to make digital they came. (18+) creativity more accessible, by promoting s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s the development of a deep and collective 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 knowledge of the current artistic movements. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Gone Too Far 84 Captured 31 The Trinity Centre, Four Elms Rd, CF24 1LE Gethin Ceidiog Hughes & Llinos Gunn Sat 17, 12pm - 3pm Cardiff MADE, 41 Lochaber St, CF24 3LS This screening is organised with the Sat 10, 10am - 6pm. Sun 11, 12noon - 5pm Nigeria Welsh Society and hosted at the Two recent graduates from MA Fine Art at Cardiff MET present an Trinity Centre. Gone Too Far! is the story exciting joint exhibition of different but complimentary work using music of two estranged Nigerian brothers, one as the inspiration; digitally manipulated drawings and printed textiles by in London and arrives from Nigeria, who Gunn, and Hughes vivid photographs documenting the live DJ scene. are reunited together in Peckham, but both have a culture crash. (12A)

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RED SHOES MARCH 2014 19 Box Clever - A collection of unusual 80 Michal Iwanowski boxes The Albany Pub Skittle Alley, Andrew Lanning, Leo Ciuma 105 Donald St, CF24 4TL & guests Thu 15 - Sun 18, Pub opening times Inkspot Arts & Crafts, Clifton RED SHOES MARCH 2014 was the first St, Cardiff CF24 1PU annual march from Redhouse, Merthyr to Sat 10 - Sat 24. Mon - Sat, 9am - 5.30pm Sun, 11am - 4pm. Roath, Cardiff as part of Made in Spring Sat 10, private view 5.30 - 8pm Festival. It was led by artist Shaun An in house studio exhibition showing work produced by Inkpsot Featherstone and these beautiful images studios, and featuring an unusual collection of treasure concealing by photographer Michal Iwanowski boxes, document the two days. s s m t w t f s s hidden compartments/ openings and s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 unusual finishes, bespoke made. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Homer Sykes Paintings by David Tress with 43 ROADBLOCK, Plasnewydd Rd CF24 3EN 44 Sat 17, 11am - 5pm Bronzes by David Renowned photographer Homer Sykes Williams-Ellis spent 2014 documenting Made in The Albany Gallery, 74b Spring and Made in Roath festivals, the Albany Rd, CF24 3RS resulting photobook was published by Thu 8 - Sat 31. Mon - Sat, 10am - 4pm. Cafe Royal Press. This is an opportunity Sun, 11am - 4pm to relive some of those images from last An exhibition of work from renowned year’s festivals. Pembrokeshire Artist David Tress who is represented internationally by Messum’s Fine Art Ltd., London. To accompany David’s paintings the leading figurative sculptor David s s m t w t f s s Williams-Ellis will be exhibiting unique, s s m t w t f s s sculptures cast in bronze. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Stwidio 7 11 Red 66 James Acott-Davies, Rianna Case, James Cocks, The Gate Arts Centre, Keppoch St, CF24 3JW Holly Cook, Miriam Davies, Tom Dunn, Olivia Gregory, Wed 30 Sep - Fri 23 Sam Luke Heath, Tiffany Howe, Beth Morris Gate website for opening times Cathays Library, Fairoak Rd, CF24 4PW Red, throughout history it has been used to Mon10 - Sat 17. Mon Tues Thurs 9am - 6pm, Wed represent Love, Death and Power. This group 9am - 7pm, Sat 17 9am - 5.30pm. of artists have incorporated the colour Red Closed between 1-2pm each day into their works to express what the colour Stwidio 7 is a group of recently graduated Fine Art represents for them. Each artist has used students from Cardiff School of Art and Design. We will different techniques of working but all have be presenting a diverse exhibition of work, showing incorporated the colour in their own unique each of our individual practices, whether way. it be drawing, photography, print, painting, s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s sculpture and book arts. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Catalogue of Chess Games 33 Ceramics in the City 37 Noah Gubb Harriet McCormick, Kathryn Lewis, Charlotte Burke, Rhiannon Lewando, Katie Wyeman, Jude Gill, Rachel Penylan Community Centre, Codd, Donna Leach,Jane Plahe Penylan Rd, CF23 5HW Sat 10 - Sat 17 Library opening times St Edwards Church, Blenheim Rd, A catalogue of historical chess games played CF23 5BS over the past 200 years by Grand Masters Sun 11 - Sat 17,11am - 4.30pm and well known historical figures. Sun 18, 11am - 2pm Made graphical by a computer program A group of past BA and MA ceramic raduates from the developed by Noah Gubb. Cardiff School of Art and Design, wish to invite you to see a diverse and exciting range of ceramic artworks displayed in the beautiful s s m t w t f s s St Edwards Church. s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Albany Military Hospital Exhibition 50 Place and Identity: Spirit of Punk 20 1914-18 Redvers John Albany Primary School, Andrew Buchan Bar, 29 Albany Rd, Albany Rd, CF24 3RR CF24 3LH Sat 17, 10am - 3pm Sat 10 - Sun 18 Year 6 pupils from Albany Primary School 11am - 11pm will be opening the doors to the public Johns’ work reflects his passion for collections and to share their knowledge of the school’s collecting and is intrinsically linked to his history. Between 1914-18 the school collections of vinyl records and music memorabilia, became a hospital for soldiers wounded as well as photographs depicting personal in World War 1. Visit the new website being created by the pupils memories through landscape. for further information. s s m t w t f s s Twitter @RoathRemembers s s m t w t f s s www.albanymilitaryhospital.co.uk 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

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Roath Portraits by Stevie Stabbers 20 Absent but not Forgotten: There Is 71 Andrew Buchan Bar, 29 No Death Albany Rd, CF24 3LH Kathryn Campbell Dodd Sat 10 - Sun 18 Jacob Whittaker 11am-11pm Rose Street Flea Market, The Andrew Buchan Bar presents the CF24 3EA world premiere of Stevie Stabbers’ Sun 11, 11am - 4pm recent work, featuring portraits of As part of a series of interventions Roath’s everyday celebrities; for Stevie celebrating their fifth year of working prefers the profanity of the public bar to together, Absent but not Forgotten (Kathryn Campbell Dodd and Jacob the reified artifice of the Art Salon. Whittaker) will be making and installing artworks on-site at Rose Street s s m t w t f s s Flea Market. Keep an eye out for the s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 unusual and the uncanny! 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 (Also Sat 7 Nov & Sun 8 Nov 11am - 4pm) Cardiff City FC: Comics & Activism 20 Windowsill Bluebird Jones Windowsills here, windowsills there, windowsills Andrew Buchan Bar, 29 everywhere. Venice, Italy & Roath, Cardiff Albany Rd, CF24 3LH Claire Prosser Sat 10 - Sun 18. 11am-11pm Sun 11 - Sun 18, all day Sat 17, exhibition talk 7.40pm Contribute your windowsill to a project that Once the fastest selling small press will happen simultaneously in Roath and in comic in the UK, BLUEBIRD JONES Venice. Your windowsill will come in either or was an early ‘90s Cardiff City fanzine all of the following forms… that mobilized the comic book as a weapon against racism on the #1 As it is without change. terraces. “Painfully right on” was the glossy football magazine 442’s #2 Curated. take on Bluebird Jones’s mix of humour #3 As instructed. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s More info, photographs and instructions to and politics. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 [email protected] 20 Our Dance 44 Terrace and Turf: Football ground Jessie Brett atmospheres in the ‘80s ROADBLOCK, Plasnewydd Rd, CF24 3EN David James Morris Sat 17, 12-4pm The Andrew Buchan Bar, 29 A new dance project directed by Jessie Brett, Albany Rd, CF24 3LH devised from stories and movements generously Sat 10 - Sun 18 shared by the community in Roath. Interested by 11am-11pm the dances that define us, Jessie Brett performs a Studies of the football arena. Inspired by new and special show inspired by the people and the places of Roath. visits to Highbury to see my local club Contribute a movement to the dance by coming along to one of the Arsenal when I lived in Hackney during workshops. 7 Oct, 12-5pm, The Corner, Penywain Rd CF24 3RR. 8 Oct, 1.30-5.30pm, Trinity Centre, the 1980’s. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s Newport Rd CF24 1LE. 9 Oct 10am - 4pm, 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Penylan Library CF23 5HW. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ain’tnozooinroath ROATH FEAST - ROATH KITCHEN Richard Powell Email for location Located at different Open Sun 11, 6 - 9pm House sites round Roath Join ROATH FEAST in our fifth Sat 17 - Sun 18 skillshare, celebrating the domestic ‘ain’tnozooinroath’ kitchen. Bring along a recipe to share, Not for Sale and we will create a meal together Not for Rent before settling down to eat, and enjoy Not to Let a film. As we are in a small-ish space For free numbers are limited, so email [email protected] for the address. Gratis So s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s Be 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 It

Oriel Makers 40 Keep Roath Tidy - Mural 22 Various Oriel Makers artists. Dan Green, Chris Amodeo, Keep Roath Tidy Oriel Makers 37 Pen-y-Lan Outside Tesco, Inverness Place, CF24 3LH Road,CF24 3PG Mon 12 - Sun 18 all day Tue 13 - Sun 18, 10am-5pm. Keep Roath Tidy is a community group that Oriel Makers first opened in 1991 and has since want to see less crap on our streets. They have built up a reputation for high quality, unusual, commissioned local legends Chris Amodeo contemporary art and craft work. The gallery will be & Dan Green to design & install a mural on open throughout Made in Roath and weaver Jane the side of two shops. Check them out… & Nicholl’s will have an open studio upstairs. remember art lovers… please use the bins provided! s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ymyriadau/interventions 21

Unknown Portraits 58 Over Here present ‘Time at the Bar’ 25 Maisie Cam Jenny Cashmore, Celia Johnson Penylan Pantry, 72 Kimberley Rd, & AJ Stockwell CF23 5DN CF24 Project, 8-12 Crwys Rd, Sat 10 - Sun 18, 9am - 6pm CF24 4NJ A collection of portraits, signed by a Maisie Cam, Sat 10, 7pm til close are discovered in a local charity shop. Notes on Over Here invite you to join them at the bar them indicate they have previously been exhibited for a timed performance celebrating the at Turner House gallery. Why they have been opening of Made in Roath 2015. Followed discarded, who they depict and what became of by an after party disco & social. the artist remains unknown. Over Here is a community based art Do you know Maisie Cam? s s m t w t f s s collective. We create live events that s s m t w t f s s foster diverse dialogues in communal 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 spaces. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Live Art 58 What Concerns You On 67 Rubén Lorca A Daily Basis Penylan Pantry, 72 Kimberly Rd, 1800hrs Arts Collective CF23 5DN Roath Park Pub, 170 City Rd, Sat 10, 2 – 6pm CF24 3JE Join Rubén Lorca and a host of other artists in the Sun 18, 2pm - 5pm Penylan Pantry for an afternoon of live drawing/ 1800hrs ask ‘What concerns you on a painting/sculpting in their new community space. daily basis?’. Responses can be written, “I personally find it really important to shake the objects, photographs etc. and deposited viewer´s mind, making them react to what they see. in their response box at MADE Gallery, That’s my main goal and purpose. What I try is to Lochaber Street or online at www.1800hrs.org during the festival. attract the attention, the intrigue that allows Join 1800hrs when they share your the viewer to continue the story that I s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s response in a way only they know how. started.” Rubén Lorca 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 The Living Art Wall at Plasnewydd 82 I could have this on my wall 56 Community Garden Zosia Krasnowolska Plasnewydd Community Juno Lounge outside wall on Garden, Shelley Walk, Wellfield Pl, CF24 3PB CF24 3DX Sun 11 - Mon 19, all day Sat 17, 11am - 2pm “I could have this on my wall” is a Sun 18, 12noon - 4pm photo installation aimed at improving Visitors are invited to help construct a living someone’s view of an ugly wall. It is art wall. Everyone is welcome to come along a copy of a seascape taken with an and join in with decorating the wall, which will be primarily built using analogue camera in Howth, Ireland. reclaimed and reused materials. Or, show off your creative side and make your own s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s piece of living artwork to display. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Sounds of Roath 4 Public Chess 33 Hannah McKimm Jack Nicol Roath Park Conservatory, Roath Outside Penylan Community Park, CF23 5NP Centre, Penylan Rd, Sun 11 - Sun 18, 10.30am - 4.30pm. CF23 5HW Contribute to the “Sounds of Roath” by generating Sat 17, 10am - 4pm a song, chosen by the community, with only a Chess café culture comes to Roath. wooden ball and a xylophone staircase. The sounds Unleash your inner Grandmaster or of which are inspired by and compliment the natural simply try to remember the rules of the environment of the greenhouse. World’s greatest game. Pop along, take a seat and enjoy. A polaroid will capture the best of the action to create a chess inspired photowall. s s m t w t f s s If the weather gets the better of us, come s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 find us inside the centre. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Frag(mental) 15 Encounters in Roath: Part II 44 Krystal Dawn Campbell, Eloise Nancy Gynn, Genevieve Leake Sandy Bartai, Michael Williiams, Shop window locations Louise Lloyd, Leanne Pike around Roath Roath Recreation Ground, map available on line and from Ninian Road, CF23 5EH ROADBLOCK Thu 15, 6 - 6.20pm Sat 17 - Sun 18 all day Fri 16 & Sat 17, 1 - 1.20pm & 6 - 6.20pm Did you ‘encounter’ me and my blue Take a stroll down to Roath Recreation Ground. If sofa in Made in Spring 2015? Look out you time it right, you just may happen across dancers and musicians for sketches of the encounters hidden staggered around its perimeters, amongst the Open Houses. If you find yours, you can take it home. Maps performing, in fragments, animations of life s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s available from a stall in the street festival. at the grounds, inspired by its visitors. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 22 interventions/ymyriadau

#getclitorate Lucky Dip! 9 prelude to forget prelude in forgotten 74 dinahvagina with her sex-positive portal pot. Christopher Holloway, Liam O’Connor, Everyone’s a winner! Richard James, Claire Edge, Jamie Cross dinahvagina St. Anne’s Church, Crofts St, 219 Mackintosh Pl, CF24 4RP CF24 3DZ Sat 17 - Sun 18, 11am - 5pm Fri 16, opening evening 5 - 8pm. Sat 17, 10am - Sex, fun, interactive art and education... what 5pm. Sun 18, 1pm - 5pm more could you want? Don’t miss this opportunity This exhibition includes five artists working to come and find out more about the amazing, traditionally in painting, printmaking and installation marvelous clitoris! who convey different notions of romanticism, within a contemporary Dealing with matters of a sexual nature sensibility. Opening up questionable forms of idealism exploring the so no unaccompanied U16s please, s s m t w t f s s tension between the alluring and the illusory. This is revealed through the s s m t w t f s s happy for everyone to have a go so 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 long as a consenting adult is present! notion of landscape and portraiture. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 300 44 25 The Light Bulb Factory Lee Campbell Ali Johnston 38 Public consultation at ROADBLOCK, The Outhouse Exhibition, 1 Alma Rd, Plasnewydd Rd, CF24 3EN. Award ceremony at the CF24 Project, CF235BD 8-10 Crwys Rd, CF24 4NJ. Sun 11 - Tue 13, 10am - 4.40pm Sat 17, 10am - 5pm @ ROADBLOCK I take great enjoyment out of turning used, obsolete Sun 18, 7pm @ CF24 Project and disposed of items into works of art with a fresh Lee is spending his £300 madeinroath commission breath of life. I am passionate about upcycling on a member of the public in need. Make an application on behalf of and raising awareness of the issues surrounding a yourself or someone else at www.leecampbell.org (applications close disposable society, particularly the importance of midnight Friday 16th Oct). Come to the public consultation to help reusing and recycling the materials of our throwaway culture. decide how the money is spent. Visit CF24 s s m t w t f s s Project to attend the Awarding Ceremony. s s m t w t f s s Follow online #mir300 @memoryoke 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 “Watch” 48 Rhôd in Roath / Rhôd yn y Rhâth 32 A short film by Jacob Cozens. Installation art in the Milgi Alley, 213 City Rd, CF24 3JD front gardens of Ninian Road Sat 17, 8.30pm onwards Ninian Rd, CF23 5EF “Watch” is a short film addressing ideas Sat 17 – Sun 18, all day of isolation and disconnection within Guided tour each day at 2.00pm, meet at society and communities. The film follows 18 Ninian Road Cardiff CF23 5EF an abstracted narrative reflecting on the An ‘In Conversation’ event will also be held idea of the self being apart of society See mir and Rhôd websites for details. without interacting with it, how one can observe but not be involved or included.

s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 The Aframerican Poet (1922) 48 Have you seen this person? 67 Othniel Smith Sounds in the attic Milgi Alley, 213 City Rd, Kate Woodward, Boris a Bono CF24 3JD The Crows Nest, The Roath Park Sat 17, 8.30pm onwards Pub 170 City Rd, CF24 3JE Sun 11, 5 - 8pm. Fri 16, 5 - 8pm. “The Aframerican Poet (1922)” is a short Sat 17, 1 - 3pm & 5 - 8pm. Sun 18, 5 - 8pm trilogy of films combining text from a In the rafters of The Roath Park pub you’ll find historic anthology of Black American an exhibition of visual and sound works that verse with imagery taken from the public isolate aspects of reality and behaviour with domain Prelinger Internet Archive. the intention of encouraging the audience to view in a different light the ways in which s s m t w t f s s people act. s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 All the small things Tripping Through the Woods 67 Tracey Watkins, MA Various Locations throughout Roath of My Mind Sun 18, outdoor locations around Roath, all day Sarah Martin The world is full of the undiscovered and the The Crows Nest, The Roath unexpected. Park Pub, 170 City Rd, Cardiff CF24 3JE Sun 11, 5 - 8pm Fri 16, 5 - 8pm Sat 17, 1 - 3pm & 5 - 8pm Sun 18, 1 -3pm & 5 - 8pm Step into a site specific landscape of s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s found gold leafed wood. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

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Troll You To The Moon And Back 67 Hidden Presence 48 Ian Watson Ffotogallery, Anne Rainsbury, Eva Sajovic The Roath Park Pub, 170 City Milgi, 213 City Rd, CF24 3JD Rd CF24 3JE Wed 14, 2 – 4pm Sun 11, 5 - 8pm. Fri 16 - 5 - 8pm Meet at Milgi for a walk and talk around the Sat 17, 1 - 3pm & 5 - 8pm. Sun 18, 5 - 8pm bus stops of Roath, showcasing artwork The universe, down to our immediate created by young people as part of the environs is little more than relayed Ffotogallery project Hidden Presence. descriptions of events by simple This will be followed by a talk from Anne arrangements of organic mechanisms. Their Rainsbury, Curator, Chepstow Museum, actions are played out here in tribute to a on the fascinating and complicated life of folk troupe of super net trolls who just Nathaniel Wells, who inspired the project. read Plato’s depiction of “The Cave”. An s s m t w t f s s Part of Diffusion 2015. s s m t w t f s s installation by Ian Watson. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Washing with the Gods: Magic 24 Skull Map Kathryn Lewis Ceramics Soap of South America Various Tattoo Studios around Roath, James Green see skullmap.com for details Spice of Life, 1 Inverness Pl Sun 11 - Sun 18, studio opening times CF24 4RU Celebrating Roath’s constant art, Kathryn Tues 13 - Sat 17, 10am - 5pm Lewis Ceramics encourages you to follow During his travels in Ecuador and Chile, artist a map of tattoo studios in Roath, taking Dr. James Green has been collecting Magic photos in front of ceramic skulls she has left Soap. The Magic Soaps’ packaging are a riot at each studio, and to share your journey of Saints, Devils, Lovers, Heroes, Misfits and via social media #MadeInRoath #SkullMap South American Folklore, these characters #(NameOfTattooStudio). Photos will are used through washing to invoke good s s m t w t f s s be shared on an event website www. s s m t w t f s s luck ... Come and see! 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 skullmap.com 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Jim Dahl presents Art at La Vita 41 Boon Shy (slight return) Christopher Langley See the madeinroath website for details La Vita, 5 Wellfield Rd, of location and times. CF24 3NZ Jim Dahl Presents a unique performance Sat 10 - Sun 18, 12-3pm & 5.30-9pm employing folklore, magic and music. Christopher Langley is an internationally Something for everyone or if not then recognised award winning artist. For hopefully something for someone. over 30 years he has been working with Tim Bromage is a performer, musician, and a wide range of media such as digital, poet. He is a graduate of Cardiff school of watercolour, acrylic, lens based, oils; photo credit Marco Beradi art and has been making live performance using natural, (landscape/cityscapes) and since 2003. He lives in Cardiff with his dog synthetic images (digital/abstract). Binky. For aged 16+ only. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Exploring relationship of death to 10 Introducing Roath to CAN ART 14 life in a sacred environment and the Can Albatross Collage Esyllt George Clive Ward Cathays Cemetery, Fairoak Rd, Roath Recreation Ground, CF24 4PY nr Alder Road Sun 11, 11am - 12pm & 2 - 3pm Sat 17, 10am - 4.30pm I invite people to a participatory performance Come and dabble with Can Art, a modern 21st art, exploring and researching the relationship of the living to death, Century media form, twist bash, hang and even using visual presence, movement and non cognitive communication in stack to form bird and animal sculptures. ancient environments associated with death. I invite people to interact, Be part of the Roath, “Albatross Can Collage” being emotionally and physically present to feelings about death. Why the albatross? - come along to find out more! Meet at main entrance to cemetery 5 minutes An intervention which challenges global before start time. Limited numbers and prior s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s booking essential. Please email me to book environmental issues. [email protected] 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 REvolution 60 Venetian Mystery 61 A Kaleidoscope of memories, Charlie Mann stories and images about Roath The Bottle Shop (window), Ross and Bella Woodfield Pen y Lan Rd, CF24 3PF The Wash Inn, 161 Albany Rd, CF24 3NT Tues 13 – Sat 17 12 – 9pm Sun 11 - Sun 18, 10am – 6pm Sun 18, 12 – 8pm Encouraging the exploration of the relationship A selection of my recent work, which pertaining between people and place, personal and public, to the theatrical and the expressive, uses the REvolution is the culmination of workshops and human form in order to demonstrate certain interactions with the inhabitants of Roath - an organic map of people’s experiences and emotional states. connections and memories - exhibited within the Wash Inn launderette and in the s s m t w t f s s front window as a large scale mural. s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ymyriadau/interventions 25 untitled 67 awalkinthepark, book presentation klaus pinter Daniele Sambo The Roath Park Pub, 70 City Rd, See mir website for venue details CF24 3JE Thu 15 6pm Sun 11, 2 – 11pm awalkinthepark is a new publication by Art prints to animate an audience to try out Daniele Sambo, launched at madeinroath dance steps. Paper,music, dance… 2015. It develops the work began as part The viewers can take the prints away or/and of Daniele’s 2014 International Artist in fitting the pieces together. Residency at Cardiff Contemporary 2014, exploring the walls that divide individual back gardens of Cardiff, merging in the dense foliage and becoming a park. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Roath, Capital of Wales 26 Future World Leaders 44 A psychogeographic walk led by Peter Finch - taking Roath to the world Meet at Death Junction outside Kirsty Fosteer the Royal George Pub , ROADBLOCK, Plasnewydd Rd, Mackintosh Pl, CF24 4RJ CF24 3EN Sat 17, 11.00am Sat 17, 11am-5pm The psychogeographic secrets of the real Citizens of Roath, the Future World Leader Welsh capital exposed. Expect genuine armchair will be in a venue near you citizens history, dynamic performance, discovery, of Roath to hear your manifesto, your poetry and wonder. Tour leader Peter Finch declaration, proclamation, pronouncement, is the author of the Real Cardiff series of announcements, your plans for our future. books. He’s been an east Cardiff resident all his life. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Roath Farmers Market 64 Rewritten Narratives 44 RCMA Enterprise Rory Duckhouse Car Park - Mackintosh Sports ROADBLOCK, Plasnewydd Club & Community Centre, Road, Cf24 3EN Keppoch St, CF24 3JW Sat 17,11am - 5pm Sat 17, 9.30am extended until 2.30pm Visitors will be invited to exchange Farmers Market featuring fresh produce an archival image for a text written in from local ‘farmers, growers & producers’ response to it. Sourced from the Internet, including barista coffee and bacon rolls. the photographs have been removed from their original context that gives them their value as documents. Therefore through the exchange process their s s m t w t f s s narrative will be rewritten. s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Roath Craft Market 64 Cardiff Caravan Gallery Tour 44 Inside - Mackintosh Sports Club Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale & Community Centre, ROADBLOCK, Plasnewydd Rd, CF24 3EN Keppoch St, CF24 3JW Sat 17, 11am - 5pm Sat 17, 9.30am - 1pm One of six sites across the city visited Weekly handmade craft market in the by The Caravan Gallery as part of heart of Roath, full of affordable & their Cardiff Pride of Place Project, unique gifts for you & your loved ones, presented as part of Diffusion Festival. made by local craftspeople. The exhibition inside this unique mobile gallery will include photographs from all over Britain, as well as Cardiff.

s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Church Walk with Jean Rose Quirkyness for the creatively 44 Featuring an Organ Recital at St Peter’s 70 Catholic Church with Peter Clark courageous Walk begins at St Peter’s Catholic Roger Gregory Church CF24 3BA ROADBLOCK , Plasewydd Rd Sat 17, Organ Recital 1.30pm CF24 3EN Walk begins 2pm Sat 17, 11am - 5pm madeinroath are once again delighted that Roger Gregory will be in Flo the caravan Jean Rose, noted author of Cardiff Churches making art which is creatively courageous for Before Time will conduct a Roath Church Walk, beginning at St Peter’s those who are appreciative of the whimsical, at 1.30 with organ recital from Peter Clark. The walk will then visit St fun-loving satire of today. Martin in Roath, Albany Baptist Church, the Church of Saint Edward before ending s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s at St Margaret’s Church. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 26 interventions/ymyriadau cerddoriaeth/music

Dirty scrubber 45 Family Bird Walk 5 Rachel Davies RSPB Cymru, Giving Nature St Martin Church, Albany Rd a Home in Cardiff Sun 18, 2 - 4pm Meet at the Roath Pleasure Witness a sheet of copper being polished by one woman over and over and over again. Reminiscent Gardens Bowling Pavilion, of collectively lost and uncelebrated female work, CF23 5HD exploring the continual female struggle to contain and Sun 18, 10.30am - 11.30am balance of emotion and expectation. Spot the birds that make their home in It is over 10 years since Rachel last worked on this Roath. A free guided walk to help learn project, examining human presence, the female a little bit more about the birds on your politic. She continues this commitment and patch. Suitable for children and families. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s presence in the work. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Exchange in Roath 66 Anthony Shapland Open Studio 77 Green City Events & Cynefin Cardiff 58 Oakfield Street, CF24 3RF The Gate Arts Centre, Keppoch Sat 17 - Sun 18, 12am - 5pm St, CF24 3JW Recent work, new films as well as work in Drop off stuff: Mon 12 - Fri 16, 5 - 7pm progress by the artist. And tea. Take stuff: Sat 17, 12 - 4pm A GIANT swap shop event. Bring unwanted but still usable stuff to the drop off point (outside The Gate) during the week. Come and find gems & treasures on the Saturday! See poster or look online for more details. #ExchangeInRoath s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Roath Local History Society 44 Austerity Frankenstein 30 Roadblock, Plasnewydd Rd, CF24 3EN An audiovisual nightmare Sat 17, 11am - 5pm Gareth Ziggy, Brik Phro & Electronic Society founded 1978. Our area of study Music Wales is the ancient parish of Roath, which Albany Pets, 2 Diana St, CF24 4TS today includes Splott, Adamsdown and Thu 15 - Sat 17, 7.30pm - 7.50pm. Penylan. If you are interested in our Matinee performance Sat 17, 4.30pm Winter lectures and/or Summer visits, “With an anxiety that almost amounted to agony I collected please contact the Secretary, Peter the instruments of life around me..” Frankenstein, Mary Gillard, Tel: 2241 1717. Shelley, 1818. A collaborative live music and video performance drawing on the theme of societal “Frankenstein’s s s m t w t f s s monsters”, featuring a 1974 Hammond Organ, drum synths and a surprise live s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 action element. Not to be missed! 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Colouring in Roath Park 5 Oxjam with the Irascibles 64 Cath Lewis & Fantastic DJs Roath Pleasure Gardens The Irascibles, Bell Blue, Mark Bowling Pavilion, CF23 5HD Collinson Sun 18, 11am-4pm Mackintosh sports & social Continuing from the Out of Doors club, Keppoch St, CF24 event in August, Cath will be sharing 3JW the results of her natural dye making Fri 16, 7.30pm. £3 entry; money with plant materials collected from the goes to Oxjam park. Help to colour in a park map with An evening that showcase some of plant inks. s s m t w t f s s the best musicians and DJs around, all proceeds going to Oxfam. s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Portraits on Beer Mats 67 Harri Davies 5 Ellie Young Roath Park Pleasure Gardens Bowling Roath Park Pub, City Road, Pavillion, CF23 5HB CF24 3JE Sat 17, 3 - 4pm Sat 17 - Sun 18 2pm - 5pm Harri Davies has a unique soulful Come along, sit and have your portrait folk sound, his lifting voice and painted on a beer mat whilst you have mesmerising fingerstyle guitar playing a swift half. Ellie Young is a figurative enthrals every time. Often compared painter based in Cardiff whose studio to the likes of Joni Mitchell or Nick work often traverses the line between Drake Harri will be performing in reality and fiction. Through street the idyllic setting of the pleasure portraiture and her One Hour Portrait s s m t w t f s s gardens. This will be an afternoon treat project the artist has painted over 150 for all. @HarriDaviesM | facebook.com/ s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 portraits since 2012. harridaviesmusic 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 cerddoriaeth/music cerddoriaeth/music 27

Za Sonic Album Launch 27 Live Music 25 Za Sonic The Unconfirmed, outside The Record Shop, plus Special Guests Inverness Pl, CF24 5RU CF24 PROJECT, 8-10 Crwys Rd, Sat 17, 2 - 3pm CF24 4NJ The music of Za Sonic has it’s roots in hip-hop and Sat 10, 8pm ‘til late jazz. MC and master beat maker Laurie Turgel Live bands, projections, pizzas and BYOB. takes you on a journey through consciousness What better way to kick start the week’s with angular patterns and razor sharp lyrics. festivities? Za Sonic will perform tracks from the debut EP Please check the website and flyers for “Remember”, as played on Tom Robinson’s BBC 6 updates on bands and times. Music radio show. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Played In Roath 67 Classical Chords 51 Live Music - Special Guests, Judith Souter The Unconfirmed, Nia Ann, Costa Coffee, 50-52 Albany Rd, Colin Greer CF24 3LP Roath Park Pub, 170 City Rd, Wed 14, 8pm CF24 3JE Local professional cellist Judith Souter comes Fri 16, 8pm ‘til Late to Costa to play some unaccompanied cello Marking the debut of a new regular live music compositions by J.S. Bach while telling the story of feature of madeinroath, Played in Roath her experiences as a member of a string quartet will host singer songwriters Nia Ann and Colin Greer, rock band The and her recent journey of leading music classes to Unconfirmed and as yet to be confirmed special guest live band to kick allow pre-school age children to develop their love of all things musical. start the final weekend. Great bar and s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s atmosphere. All welcome. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Busking Gypsy Jazz Cats 51 Various artists Costa Coffee, 50-52 Albany Rd, CF24 3LP Locations around Roath Thur 15, 8pm Sat 17 - Sun 18, 12 - 5pm The Gypsy Jazz Cats are an acoustic Cardiff has a huge variety of buskers jazz outfit, heavily influenced by the but you never see them on City or likes of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Albany Road. In conjunction with Grappelli. Their sound will take you to ROADBLOCK we’re encouraging to a small Parisian Cafe in the 1930’s. change by introducing designated busking zones at locations around Having played the Claude Road Street the busy areas of Roath. £10 start up available from ROADBLOCK. We Party in the Spring, the Cats return to want YOU to get involved! Roath to dazzle us with their eclectic mix of foot-stomping tunes. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Partridge Lane Secret Sounds 78 Songs and Semantics 51 Live music outside Costa Coffee, 50-52 Albany Rd, CF24 3LP 5th Spear Sat 17, 8pm Hidden location, Partridge Singer Songwriter Nate Orr brings a selection of Lane songs – sacred and secular – to serenade our Sun 11, 4.30 - 5.30pm Saturday evening at Costa, while also taking us 5th Spear (AKA Philip Blake) is a on a narrative journey through the songs he has musician based in Cardiff. With a selected. range of influences past, present and future 5th Spear would not be out of Photo credit: Jack Hayward place on labels like Warp or Mu and has been compared to the likes of Bonobo s s m t w t f s s and Flying Lotus. Please check website / s s m t w t f s s Twitter for updates 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Jo Carroll 67 Musical Improvisations 51 Roath Park Pub, 170 City Rd, CF24 3JE Costa Coffee, 50-52 Albany Rd, CF24 3LP Sun 18, 3-5pm Sun 18, 7pm This talented vocalist, guitarist and Local professional keyboard player Mark entertainer, will be offering up a mix of Sambell joins saxophonist and flautist anything from rock, pop, blues, country Paul Trenchard in an evening of musical and soul. improvisations to captivate our imaginations and encourage us to get in touch with our Open Mic at the true spiritual identity. Roath Park Pub Roath Park Pub, s s m t w t f s s 170 City Rd, CF24 3JE Sat 10 & 17, 8.30pm 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 s s m t w t f s s Open Mic at the Roath Park, a showcase of local talent. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

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Poetry and Songs 51 Pipe and Flip Flops with Richard Rogers Ben Hammond Costa Coffee, 50-52 Albany Rd, Various locations Albany/ CF24 3LP City Road Mon 12, 8pm Sat 17, 1 - 5pm Singer-songwriter, poet and novelist Richard London based musician Ben Hammond Rogers will be bringing a selection of his own presents a new instrument for the poems and folk songs to perform and share austerity era. A mutoid waste inspired with his Costa audience. pipe organ played with flip flops. Has to be seen and heard to be believed.

s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 The Final Contribution Howardian 44 Acapella singing & acoustic music - Special guests 71 Studio 22 Stage Rose St Flea Market, CF24 3EA Roadblock Sun 18, 12 - 5pm Sat 17, 11 - 4pm Please check website and venue on Howardian Studio 22 provides rehearsal, day for running order. Check out Paddy recording and tuition space for 10-25 year Faulkner’s Vimeo “Steptoe on Steroids” olds that helps them develop their musical for an insight into this gem of a place skills. Our volunteers will be running a where you’ll find some of Cardiff’s most stage and PA for young musicians and talented singers and acoustic artists other performers to entertain at the street nestled amongst the antiques and curios festival for a very special event. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Saturday night 20 Music at the Albany 19 at the Andrew Buchan Albany Pub, 105 Donald St, CF24 4TL Buchaneers Night with Michael Acoustic Night Wed 14, 8.30pm Sweetman and guests Irish Session Music Sun 18, 8pm Dubble Trubble with The Why not come to the comfortable and Regiments popular surroundings of Albany Pub The Andrew Buchan Bar, 29 lounge to enjoy live music from our Albany Rd, CF24 3LH talented local musicians. Sat 10, 4 - 8pm, 9 - 11pm FIrst up vinyl fun with dub, reggae sounds followed by pirates aboard, for some musical swashbuckling. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

VINYL CRUISE with Captain 20 Deli Rouge Acoustic night 8 Deli Rouge 73 Pen Y Wain Rd, CF24 4GG Grooveslave and his able crew Wed 14, 7pm The Andrew Buchan Bar, 29 Albany Rd, CF24 3LH An open mic night without the mic. Sun 11, 6pm & Sat 17, 7.30pm Come and listen or play yourself while Hop aboard for this Festival sailing, enjoying great vibes, tapas and beer. across the oceans of sound

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SPOKEDELIA 2.0 20 Ty Gwyn Quartet 5 The Andrew Buchan Bar, CF24 3LH Roath Pleasure Gardens Wed 14, 8.30pm Bowling Pavilion, CF23 5HD Sound + Word from Factory residents, Sun 18, 2-4pm including Adrian Jones, Renegade Dan Spend your sunday afternoon in the & Anguz beautiful setting of Roath Pleasure Gardens. Come along and listen to our CANADA local, talented jazz musicians Geraint The Andrew Buchan Bar, Rees (jazz guitar), Ffion Dafis (sax), CF24 3LH Richard Jackson (bass) and Phil Budd Sun 18, 8.30pm (drums). American Country, Rock n Roll from Dave s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s Timothy and his distinguished musicians. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 30 foto/foto

Lowther Road Outside Space 68 3 Dan Green Suicide Machine Lowther Rd CF24 3BY, under Dan Wood bridge from Richmond Rd Cardiff School of Art and Design, Sun 11 onwards 200 Western Avenue, CF5 2YB New paste up photography work by Dan Sat 10 - Sun 18, 9am - 5pm a local photographer and arts project I want to rediscover Bridgend and find out if it coordinator. is as generic, oppressive and regressive as the www.dangreenphotography.com tabloids make out. What does the future hold in a town that is slowly being constricted by supermarkets and out of town developments? s s m t w t f s s Why has there been an exodus of most of s s m t w t f s s my friends? And also, what kind of town 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 will my daughter ultimately grow up in? 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Night Projection 48 Cardiff before Cardiff as part of 22 various artist - see website Fotofringe Milgi (back alley), 213 City Rd, CF24 3JD Jon Pountney Sat 17, 8.30pm onwards Tesco, Inverness Place, Illuminating the alley behind Milgi will CF24 3LH be projected images, films and light Sat 10 - Sun 18 all day shows, from selected artists, see the Cardiff before Cardiff is a social madeinroath website for details. history project that draws together unseen photography to tell the stories of Cardiff’s past. For 5 years Jon Pountney has been collecting this imagery, as well as documenting the contemporary city. s s m t w t f s s s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 People Laughing / 65 Small Town Inertia 45 People Not Laughing Jim Mortram Outdoor Photographic Exhibition St Martin’s church, Albany Paddy Faulkner of panopticphotography Rd, CF24 3RW The railings of the Mackintosh Community Sat 10 - Sun 18, viewed from outside Centre, opposite the Gate Arts Centre, Gallery access. Sat 17 & Sun 18, Keppoch St, CF24 3JW 10am - 4pm Fri 9 - Sun 18 Opening event Sat 10th, 7pm Fri 9, opening ‘Walk & Torch’ event 7.30 - 8.30pm “The most important part of making Meet outside the Gate Arts Centre to discover the pictures is listening. I never see stories behind the images & please BRING anyone who I take photographs of just once. I always go back, check A TORCH to view them - and an umbrella s s m t w t f s s in on them, see how they’re doing. The majority of people I deal with feel they s s m t w t f s s if it rains. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 don’t have a voice.” 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 A Hyena in a Petticoat 69 62 Hannah Saunders Whitewashed Sherman Cymru Theatre, Nick Davies Senghennydd Road, CF24 4YE The Cadwyn Building Site Sat 10 - Sun 18 10am-6pm Hoardings on Albany Road (near ‘A hyena in a petticoat’ was the outrageous The Claude Pub, CF24 3RW) nickname that slithered off the tongue of Whig Sun 11 - Sun 18 all day politician Horace Walpole, when 18th century A temporary outdoor display of new advocate of women’s rights Mary Wollstonecraft photographs by Nick Davies, of whitewashed published her book ‘A Vindication of the Rights of empty shop windows from around the UK. All Woman’ in 1792. photographed within the time limits given by the nearest and cheapest car park to each s s m t w t f s s town centre. s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Roath Park Pub, CF24 3JE 67 Photomarathon Exhibition 2015 65 Sat 10 - Sun 18 1pm-11pm Mackintosh Sports & Social Club Railings,Keppoch Bradford PA’ - Peter Evans Street, CF24 3JW One hundred miles south of Niagara Falls, one Sat 17 - Sun 18 all day finishing 4pm Sun hundred and fifty miles north of Pittsburgh, Bradford is An exhibition of all the images taken during a Pennsylvanian town just shy of the New York state Photomarathon 2015 held in Cardiff earlier this border. summer. Four hundred photographers took up the challenge to take 12 pictures on 12 different ‘On the Road’ - Jon Pountney topics over 12 hours. This outdoor exhibition – In photography, who is the author? Who chooses fixed to the railings around the Mackintosh Sports and Social Club - is what to keep, and what is extraneous? And who is the product of the creative efforts. It’s also a great opportunity to see qualified to make those value judgements? how people have tackled the challenge A series of snapshots, looking for America. s s m t w t f s s and to compare and contrast the different s s m t w t f s s 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 approaches to each of the topics. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

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A highlight of this year’s festival will be ROADBLOCK – our bubbling hub of community creativity located on a suburban street. Come and find us on Plasnewydd Road, which will be festooned with banners and bunting, and overtaken by stages, stalls, tables and tents – with the fun spilling out across the whole of Albany Road and beyond.

The whole of the day will be filled with theatre, music, dancing, art, sharing and learning. Children and adults alike can join in skill sharing workshops, spin painting or clay pot throwing. You can find out things you never knew about Roath with the Local History Society, learn about nature in Roath from the RSPB, or about living sustainably from Roath FEAST. This isn’t your usual street festival, indeed, all activities are free and run by people from across our wonderful, diverse and creative community. Whatever your age, you’ll find something for you!

Maybe you’ll want to meet up with neighbours over a coffee at one of the refreshment stalls to watch performances or a song from our stage of local talented young musicians. Perhaps you’ll watch some budding artists creating mini masterpieces at the easels dotted around or the new green fingers being nurtured at our seedling giveaway. You’re welcome to take part in as much as you want, try something new, or simply come along, browse and enjoy the day.

We believe in supporting local business, and we are thrilled to have along the Poojas Sweets & Savouries stall, D’vinyl Records, and pop up cafes from regulars Kitsch Kitchen and the MADE cafe.

Pop along to the madeinroath information stall, where you can find out about all that’s going on over the festival weekend – where to go next, what to see and do, and how you can become involved in the festival. You’ll probably end up making your own unique badge to take away too…

ROADBLOCK is our party, a day when we gather together to reveal and celebrate the generosity, talent and creativity of our community! We hope to see you there – it wouldn’t be the same without you!

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