March the 1st is almost here which means one thing in Welsh culture – Saint David’s Day!
So, what’s on in Barry?
Barry Town Council will be holding a St David’s Day celebration on Friday, 1st March, at King Square, from 2pm until 8pm.
The event will feature a stage with live music from 2pm, market stalls selling Welsh-themed products, the crowning of the “what does being Welsh mean to you” competition winners, activities, workshops, street entertainment and more.
Photo: Vale Council.
The leader of Barry Town Council, Cllr Bronwen Brooks said: “I am delighted that Barry Town Council are hosting St David’s Day this year, with a fantastic, low-cost event on King Square. We will always endeavour to promote a vibrant culture here in Barry and I look forward to seeing you there.”
The stage will feature acts such as Ysgol Sant Baruc, Barry Community Choir, Nia Tyler, Dagrau Tân and more, performing from 2pm through to 8pm. The competition winners will be crowned on stage, with the Mayor of Barry presenting the prizes and certificates.
After 4pm, ‘baby dragons’ and their handlers will wander around King Square allowing members of the public to meet and pet Wales’ favourite mythical animal!
The event is free to attend and will feature some free activities and low-cost workshops, including face painting provided by Barry Town Council.
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