Art & Culture in Overseas

National Welsh-American Foundation
http://www.wales-usa.org
The Foundation is Dedicated To: PROMOTING and sharing the history of Welsh-Americans; PROVIDING financial assistance, fellowships and study grants to individuals, eisteddfodau, Welsh festivals, traveling museums and exhibits; COORDINATING selected cultural and educational activities of Welsh-Americans; ASSURING a unified, effective voice for Welsh-Americans in all aspects of American society.

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.

Welsh Society of Central Ohio
http://www.centralohiowelsh.org
Promoting a strong and vibrant Welsh community in Central Ohio. Fostering appreciation and preservation of Welsh heritage and traditions. For the benefit and education of members of the general public. Promoting the literature, poetry, music, and the arts of Wales.

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.

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 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.

Montreal Welsh Male Choir
http://www.welshmalechoir.montreal.qc.ca
The roots of Côr Meibion Cymraeg stretch back in history to when in the mid 1850\'s, a large group of Welsh Quarrymen, who had been on the work force of the Menai Suspension Bridge, came to Montreal after its completion. A contract had been given to start work on the construction of the Victoria Bridge to span the St. Lawrence River. These quarrymen quickly organized themselves into a choral group.

The Welsh Cambrian Society of Canterbury, New Zealand
http://canterbury.cyberplace.org.nz/community/welshsociety/
To join the Society you don\'t have to be Welsh or even have a connection with Wales, all we ask is an interest in the Society and in things Welsh. If you live in the Christchurch area why not contact us, come along to one of our meetings and get to know our friendly members. If you live further away you can become a friend of the Society and still receive our newsletters. For more information contact either the e-mail address below or the postal address on our home page.

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