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Travelling Together
24 - 26 April 2008
Theatr Felin-fach, Ceredigion
A summit meeting of cultural and arts activists to address:
- Our minority cultures - problem or potential?
- How do we survive globalisation?
- How do we flourish?
- What can we do for ourselves?
- What have we to build on?
- Are we ambitious enough?
Key speakers:
- From the Irish Gaeltacht – Micheál O Fearraigh, Micheál O Dhonnail, Darach O Tuiraisg.
- From the Gaelic-speaking Highlands and Islands – Annie MacSween, Chris Barrowman, Frank Rennie.
- From the multi-cultural city of Derry – Eddie Kerr.
- From the Welsh-speaking heartlands – Gwyn Jones, Euros Lewis, Dwynwen Lloyd Evans.
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Poetry, Prose and Stradey Park.
Bay Stories: Performances of a new opera written by women from Cardiff Bay with Clare Potter. 
Give a Book Week - Campaign as part of the 2008 National Year of Reading Wales.
Celtic Connections: Breton poet Eve Lerner reads alongside Welsh poets in Wales Millennium Centre. 
Salvage. First time novelist Gee Williams has been nominated for Britain’s oldest literary award, the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for fiction