A show that follows the trials and tribulations of Welsh folk and their struggle for a better life. Here are their stories brought to life to the accompaniment of old ballads and songs. Here is their experience of kings, cross-dressing, radical preachers, working the land and creating unions. Here is a thousand years of their history in one performance, drawing on their art and culture. Here is their politics, their human rights, their freedom of thought and expression. This is their right to protest.

Bilingual production. Supported by Arts Council of Wales Night Out Scheme & Gwynedd Council

No admission without ticket - tickets will not be for sale on the night and it will not be possible to pay on the door

Bwncath are back in the Hall, and this time they're bringing a guest; legendary musician Bryn Fon.

Downstairs is standing, with a few unreserved seats down the sides of the auditorium. If you require a seat for the entire performance, we urge you to book a seat in the balcony (unreserved fixed seating). If you require an accessible seat, and are unable to climb the stairs to the balcony, please contact us directly via tickets@cricciethmemorialhall.com.

Dance the night away with DJs: Rob Haigh, Stephen Hughes, Haydn Owen, Jimbo Hughes, Steve Thomas, Jp -John Owen Parry Keith Allmark, Richie Brine-Williams
SPECIAL GUEST - ALAN BARNES

Tocynnau ymlawn llaw £12 / Ar y drws £15

Dim pobl dan 18 oed

The fantastic Jess Elliot returns with her live band to entertain with a night of rock, motown and soul hits. Featuring special guest: Dylan Jones, soul singer. Cabaret seating.

Doors and bar open 7.00pm

The Castle Folk Club presents
EDEN Accoustic

Entry £15 - No entry for those under 14, and those aged 14–18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

Doors and the bar open 7:30pm