A welcoming space for young adults
Want to meet new people? Want to build confidence and boost your wellbeing? Want to give something creative a go?
The Wellbeing Studio offers a welcoming space for young adults aged 18-30 to take part in creative sessions with musicians, artists, writers and performers to help deal with anxiety, lack of confidence, difficulty socialising and / or loneliness.
The sessions are bilingual (Welsh and English), informal and free, and take place at Frân Wen's home in Nyth, Bangor.
What is the activity?
The Wellbeing Studio offers two different activities:
Drop-in sessions are two hours long, and you are welcome to attend one or two sessions, or all.
Autumn Drop-ins: 7 October 2026 - 25 November 2026
Spring Drop-ins: 20 January 2027 - 10 March 2027
Summer Drop-ins: 7 April 2027 - 26 May 2027
Weekend sessions that are two days long, where there will be an opportunity to attend a full Saturday and Sunday.
Weekend 1: 5 December 2026 - 6 December 2026
Weekend 2: 20 March 2027 - 21 March 2027
Weekend 3: 5 June 2027 - 6 June 2027
All the sessions will be facilitated by the following professional artists Casi Wyn, Mirain Fflur, Robin Edwards, Mari Gwent, Leo Drayton and Eli Williams.
When is it happening?
Click on this link for the timetable for the first term of The Wellbeing Studio.
How to register?
Click on this link to complete a form to register your place.
A limited number of places available so first come, first served!
If you have any access needs when completing a registration form, please contact the contact details below for support.
Want to know more?
If you would like a chat about the sessions or if you want to visit Nyth beforehand, contact Elgan via:
☎️ 01248 715 048
📧 elgan@franwen.com
📍 or drop by at Nyth for a chat!
We are committed to ensuring that everyone can participate in this opportunity. When registering, you will have the opportunity to indicate any access needs.
The Wellbeing Studio is a project that is a partnership between Gwynedd Council Community Arts, Frân Wen theatre company, and with the support of Bangor University Medical School, Mantell Gwynedd, Coleg Menai, Hwb Dinas Bangor and Bodnant Surgery.
The project is supported by the Arts Council of Wales’ Arts, Health and Wellbeing Lottery Programme.
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