Between 31 May and 5 June 2010, the National Trust’s Llanerchaeron estate, near Aberaeron will be transformed to host Eisteddfod yr Urdd, Wales’ cultural youth festival. Up to 100,000 visitors and 15,000 competitors will be part of this spectacular event which also has a huge TV audience. With the best of Wales’ youngsters participating in song, recitation, drama, dance, composing, poetry, art, design and technology competitions, and much, much more, the beautiful estate of Llanerchaeron will be a hive of activity throughout this half term week.

• Up to 200 stalls and exhibitions, promoting Welsh services, products and produce
• Art, Design and Technology exhibition
• Six full days of competitions in the Pavilion and the preliminary studios
• 450 competitions and 15,000 competitors
• Evening concerts, shows and competitions
• Mistar Urdd’s village, showcasing the many opportunities available through the organisation including the climbing wall and trampoline
• Live street theatre, dance and music
• The Urdd’s Podcasting Group broadcasting daily from the Podcasting Unit
• Funfair

Welcome to Llanerchaeron

The 2010 Urdd National Eisteddfod will be held on the beautiful Llanerchaeron Estate, designed and built in the 1790s by John Nash. This rare example of a self-sufficient 18th-century Welsh minor gentry estate has survived virtually unaltered and will provide a dramatic backdrop to the festival. With a working, organic farm and wonderful grounds, offering peaceful walks and breathtaking views of the Aeron Valley, Eisteddfodwyr can take advantage of the opportunity to visit the spectacular Llanerchaeron Estate.
For further information, visit our website urdd.org

urdd.org/eisteddfod
0845 2571639