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The festival will see performances by a whole host of alternative, contemporary artists who use the Welsh language in varied and exciting ways. The live music will be hosted across both the festival’s main open-air stage in the Museum’s GRAFT garden, and the Ocean Room stage in the heart of the museum.
As well as the live music, there will also be interactive theatre shows for families, performances from local schools, and a variety of creative workshop activities.
Curated by Menter Iaith Abertawe.
You can find more details about the festival HERE
Gŵyl Tawe video 2025
Gwenno - Gwenno Saunders has been working as a professional musician and producer for over 25 years and has released 2 EPs, 4 solo full-length albums, and 2 full-length albums with the indie-pop group The Pipettes. As a songwriter and producer, she has won numerous prizes including the Welsh Music Prize 2015 for her debut solo album ‘Y Dydd Olaf’ and was shortlisted for the Mercury Music Prize in 2022 for her third album ‘Tresor’. In 2025 Gwenno released her fourth solo album, ‘Utopia’, on Heavenly Recordings.
Melin Melyn - Formed in 2019 by Gruff Glyn (lead vocals, guitar, saxophone), Will Barratt (lead guitar), Cai Dyfan (drums) and Garmon Rhys (bass, backing vocals and who also performs as The Mighty Observer), Melin Melyn was Gruff’s first proper musical project. After a year or so performing as a foursome, the band were soon joined by Rhodri Brooks (pedal steel) and Dylan Morgan (keys), adding further gravitas and completing the sound that the band had been looking for. Their debut album ‘Mill on the Hill’ sees the band jump between surf-rock, country, prog-rock and psychedelia with the grace and skill of a band with numerous records under their belt, held together by an efficacious and fantastical thematic principle.
Here you can find information about accessibility throughout the Museum including parking, wheelchair access, lifts, baby changing facilities, assistance dogs, Braille resources, and induction loops.
The National Waterfront Museum does not have a dedicated car park.
However, there are several pay and display car parks situated just a short walk from the Museum. You can find more information on car parking facilities here
You can plan your journey using the Traveline Cymru website or by calling their helpline on 0800 464 0000.
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