Art & Culture in Ceredigion

Y Lolfa
http://www.ylolfa.com
Y Lolfa is one of Wales\' leading printers and publishers. Browse this site for books of Welsh and Celtic interest and resources for Welsh learners.

Jez Jones Web Design
http://www.jezjones.com
Jeremy Jones (jez jones) is a web designer based in Lampeter West Wales. He specialises in PHP, Flash, CSS and JavaScript. Low cost websites. E-mail services, hosting and domain names available. Simple one page sites, Flash, e-commerce and more.

The Gwili Steam Railway
http://www.gwili-railway.co.uk
The Gwili Railway is a living reminder of a Great Western Railway branch line set in the breathtaking Carmarthenshire hills. The trip down memory lane starts at Bronwydd Arms Station, and the steam train follows the route, originally taken by the Carmarthen to Aberystwyth line. A sharp climb out of Bronwydd village takes you through the wooded hills and open fields, hugging the river all the while. On this line, you are never far away from water!

National Library of Wales
http://www.nlw.org.uk
The National Library of Wales offers access to books, maps, manuscripts, archives, pictures, photographs and electronic resources relating to Wales and the Welsh people, especially Welsh history, culture and family history.

Custom House
http://www.customhousecardigan.com
Cardigan’s Original 18th Century Customs House, one of Cardigan’s landmark buildings, is home to a vast range of beautiful art, gifts, furniture and home accessories by artists and makers based in Wales.

Llangrannog
http://www.llangrannog.org.uk
The seaside village of Llangrannog lies on the coast of Ceredigion, in a narrow valley which the river Hawen makes its rapid way into Cardigan Bay. Another small stream, Nant Eisteddfa flows into the sea, but is mostly hidden and emerges as an outfall near the boat ramp.

The Parish of Llangynfelyn
http://www.llangynfelyn.org
This site records the history of a single parish, Llangynfelyn, in mid-Wales, through transcripts of original historical documents. It gives free and easy access to information about this particular area, but also serves as an example of the wide range of sources that are generally available for other areas.

The Centre for Performance Research
http://www.thecpr.org.uk
The Centre for Performance Research is an international theatre organization based in Aberystwyth, Wales. It promotes international performances, runs workshops, conferences, publishes a journal aimed at academics and practitioners, and maintains a unique performance archive.

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