Free open folk session with instruments, aimed at all ages, staged by Menter Iaith Abertawe at Tŷ Tawe during The Swansea Fringe.
Sesiwn Werin is back at Tŷ Tawe on Friday 13 November, the second Friday of the month. It's a folk session staged by Menter Iaith Abertawe, and this particular one sits within The Swansea Fringe, so it's part of a wider run of events across the city rather than a standalone night.
If you've never been, the format is pretty straightforward: it's an open session, which means it's as much about the people playing as the people listening. You're welcome to bring along your own instrument and join in, but there's no pressure to do so — coming along just to hear the music works just as well. It's a social, participatory evening, and because it's an open session, the set changes depending on who turns up on the night.
It's also one of those nights that's open to all ages, so it's an easy one to bring the whole family along to. Beyond the music, there's space to find out about traditional projects happening across Swansea, so if you've got an interest in the city's folk scene, it's a good place to get a steer on what else is going on.
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The session runs alongside the room's regular folk night, which takes place on the second Friday of every month, so if you miss this one, there's another coming up soon after. Entry is free, and it all happens at Tŷ Tawe on Friday 13 November.
