Welsh Societies & Celtic Groups in Wales

Dewisant.com - Your Welsh Connection in Canada
http://www.dewisant.com
Our mission is to create awareness of Welsh cultural organizations which are based in Canada, and to establish a focal point for people seeking information about them and about similar organizations in North America and Wales.

Cymdeithas Cymraeg Vancouver Welsh Society Canada
http://www.welshsociety.com
Our Society provides a friendly place for people from Wales to gather and socialize together. We are guardians of the history of Welsh migration to Vancouver and other parts of British Columbia. Hospitality is extended to visitors from every corner of the world, and our doors are always open to those who share our love of traditional Welsh music and poetry.

The Puget Sound Welsh Association (PSWA)
http://www.scn.org/people/welsh
PSWA is an umbrella group coordinating the activities of various Welsh clubs dedicated to preserving the long history & heritage of Welsh culture in the Puget Sound region and surrounding area.

Welsh Society, Philadelphia
http://www.welsh-society-phila.org
Welsh Society, Philadelphia / Cymdeithas Gymreig, Philadelphia home page. Established in 1729, the Welsh Society has been supporting and furthering the interests of the Welsh community in Philadelphia.

Saint David\'s Welsh Society of Georgia
http://www.stdavidsga-cymru.org
The St. David\'s Society was founded in January 1984 by David Greenslade, Sally Evans Funderburk and Jan Sherry. The Society aims to bring together people of Welsh heritage in Georgia and to foster an interest in Welsh culture, language and history.

Welsh Heritage Week
http://www.welshheritageweek.org
Welsh Heritage Week is a week-long course on everything Welsh, including: language lessons, folk dancing, clogging, hymn singing, harp lessons, Welsh literature, and so much more.

Welsh Studies Institute in North America
http://www.madog.org
Cymdeithas Madog, the Welsh Studies Institute of North America, Inc., is a tax-exempt, non-profit organization dedicated to helping North Americans learn, use and enjoy the Welsh language. It takes its name from Madog ab Owain Gwynedd, a Welsh prince who sailed (according to legend) to America in the 12th century.

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