Drop in and join us at any time. Everyone welcome.

As well as access to all our gallery spaces, enjoy a range of art and craft workshops, films, poetry, live music and performance, with food, drinks and a licensed bar available from TwoCann Café.

Each month will see a new line up of artists and performers.

Join us for an after work social or for pre ‘night out’ drinks and discover something new at Glynn Vivian.

Programme

5 – 8pm    Creative drop-in workshops in our Learning studio. Open to all ages.

6pm          County Youth Dance Company – performance in the Atrium (15mintues)

6.30pm     Live music in the Atrium

7pm          County Youth Dance Company – performance in the Atrium (15 minutes)

7.15pm     Live Music: Andy Jones performs in the Atrium

No booking required, everyone welcome.

County Youth Dance Company (CYDC) promotes contemporary dance for students aged 13-21 from various comprehensive schools and colleges in Swansea.

The Company aims to develop the dancers’ skills through an educational structure involving technique and creative tasks.  The Artistic Directors and practitioners working with CYDC promote and support the further development of contemporary dance training, education and performance.

Their performance draws inspiration from the idea of bodies floating and moving in water.  The movement material has been created by the dancers through structured creative tasks – either as a solo or group.  It is a work in progress and has been created over six rehearsals.

CYDC exists thanks to the support of local organisations: West Glamorgan Youth Theatre Company, Taliesin Arts Centre, YMCA Swansea and Bishop Gore School.

Andy Tamlyn Jones was born and raised in Swansea. He is best known for his work as singer-songwriter with the folk band Boys from the Hill and Welsh pipe band Pibau Bach.

Recent work includes ‘The Brythonnics Project’ in L’Orient, Brittany and as composer/musician for the theatre production ‘Secret of Belonging’.

He has recently composed and recorded music for ‘Catch the Echoes’ for Margam Park and the Tawe River projects.