Events

This workshop will give participants the skills to work with Wikipedia to edit information about indigenous languages. This event is part of a larger #lingwiki initiative comprising edit-a-thons at multiple locations in honor of the UN Year of Indigenous Languages. 

Come and join us at the Kukui Grove Center Food Court for BINGO in ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi at 6pm and following will be the film screening of Moana in ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi at 7pm.

Please join the Archive of the Indigenous Languages of Latin America for a Wikipedia Edit-a-thon in honor of the International Year of Indigenous Languages! At this workshop we will provide participants with an introduction to Wikipedia editing while we focus on improving the Wikipedia records about indigenous languages. We will provide a list of indigenous languages from Latin America that need editing in Wikipedia, as well as some physical and virtual resources and information about these languages that can be used to make edits and write articles. Participants are also welcome to edit any Wikipedia page for any indigenous language that interests them.

Gwerin Gwallgo is a high-energy four-day residential event for young people between 11 and 18 years of age. It takes place at Glanllyn, the Urdd Residential Centre in Bala. We offer places to approximately 40 young people. Structure of the course There are instrumental, vocal and clog dancing lessons during the day, followed by informal sessions, concerts, get-togethers, twmpathau and more in the evenings, with opportunities for the young people to take part in some of the fun outdoor activities which Glan-llyn has to offer, too. Towards the end of the course, there is also a chance to perform. Instrumental workshops Players need to have their own instrument, and be able to play at least to a basic standard. Instrumentalists are asked to tell us on the enrolment form their approximate level of experience, from the following options: Relative Beginner: has basic command of instrument; can play easy scales and a few simple tunes Intermediate: a player of increasing assurance with a reasonable familiarity with different tune types Advanced: a confident player with a significant amount of performance experience. Ability to read music is not a requirement, nor is previous experience of folk music, though participants must be aware that most of the workshops will be taught by ear. Song Workshops These are open to everyone from beginners to experienced participants. No previous experience of folk singing is needed. Dance workshops This year there will be two clog dance classes; an intermediate and an advanced class. Previous clog dancing experience is therefore required.