The River Teifi - its past, present and future.
The Llais yr Afon project is a partnership project between Small World Theatre, spacetocreate, West Wales Rivers Trust, Save the Teifi and supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund
Llais yr Afon puts the River Teifi at the heart of the community through arts, heritage and citizen science. The project addresses community aspirations and produce environmental improvements, and most importantly ensure communities are informed, engaged and involved. There is a new People’s Plan for the River Teifi (see below) and a programme of summer events coming soon. At the end of this project there will be a touring exhibition showcasing Idris Mathias’ Illustrated map alongside a new contemporary map created by the communities of Cenarth, Llechryd, Cilgerran, Aberteifi and Llandudoch.
Latest news
Job Seekers’ opportunity
We’re inviting local job seekers to take part in free river conservation workshops, with the chance to earn an Agored Cymru qualification and develop key employability skills, including: Planning & Organisation, Problem Solving, Creative Thinking, Personal Performance.
Past community event
Half term events in Cenarth and Llechryd inviting the community to take part in creative activities and discussions around the future wellbeing of the River Teifi. Working towards a new contemporary map.
Cenarth River Festival 2024
A pop-up river festival in Cenarth with creative workshops, talks, performances, citizen science and guided walks. The festival welcomed the Save the Teifi challenge as they carried water from the source to sea.