Children’s Festival 2026 – Family Collage with Di Ford

Saturday 18th July 2026 | 10:00am – 12:30pm | £6.00 | Ages 6+

Event held at HaverHub Sorting Office, 12 Quay Street, Haverfordwest, SA61 1BG

£6.00 Tickets available from https://www.childrensfestival.cymru/events/95998/family-collage-6-years
Or to see more of what’s on offer for the 2026 Children’s Festival, click here to the website https://www.childrensfestival.cymru/

Event Details

It’s time to unleash your creativity!

Enjoy a couple of hours getting creative with your child. As part of this fantastic experience, you will create a vibrant collage together using magazines, old images and textured papers. Guided by artist, Di Ford, you will explore a variety of fun materials and learn collage techniques that are so enjoyable you’ll be spending your evenings cutting and sticking from now on!

No prior experience is required for this accessible activity.

Ages 6+ years.

Children must be accompanied by an adult at this event. Adults should only attend when accompanying a child. Each child must be accompanied by a maximum of one adult, although one adult may accompany multiple children.

This workshop is subsidised with funding from Arts Council of Wales, Haverfordwest Town Council, and Valero.

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Mae’n amser rhyddhau eich creadigrwydd!

Mwynhewch gwpl o oriau o fod yn greadigol gyda’ch plentyn. Fel rhan o’r profiad gwych hwn, byddwch yn creu collage bywiog gyda’ch gilydd gan ddefnyddio cylchgronau, hen ddelweddau a phapurau gweadog. Dan arweiniad yr artist, Di Ford, byddwch yn archwilio amrywiaeth o ddeunyddiau hwyliog ac yn dysgu technegau collage sydd mor bleserus y byddwch yn treulio’ch nosweithiau’n torri a gludo o hyn ymlaen!

Nid oes angen unrhyw brofiad blaenorol ar gyfer y gweithgaredd hygyrch hwn.

Oedran 6+ oed.

Rhaid i blant fod yng nghwmni oedolyn yn y digwyddiad hwn. Dim ond pan fyddant yn mynd gyda phlentyn y dylai oedolion fynychu. Rhaid i bob plentyn fod yng nghwmni uchafswm o un oedolyn, er y gall un oedolyn fynd gyda mwy nag un plentyn.

Mae’r gweithdy hwn wedi’i ariannu gan gyllid gan Gyngor Celfyddydau Cymru, Cyngor Tref Hwlffordd, a Valero.