- the annual arts event for young people and adults with dance, drama, music and writing competitions for everyone, regardless of your language or where you live.
The Abergavenny Eisteddfod is open to any competitors, wherever they live, if they want to compete in either Welsh or English, and if they are individuals or part of a school, club or other organisation. Read more
Anyone aged 11-14 is welcome to enter. You don't have to live locally and you can compete in either Welsh or English. Read more
Competitors aged 15+ will be included in the adult Eisteddfod on Saturday 24th June, 2023. The Eisteddfod is open to any competitors, wherever they live. Read more
Visitors are welcome, to support performers and applaud the talent on show! We hold the events in Welsh and English so that everyone can understand and enjoy them. Read more
Between 1834 and 1853, ten eisteddfodau were held in Abergavenny, organised by Cymreigyddion Y Fenni, the Welsh language society which still meets today. Read more about the Eisteddfod's History
The Abergavenny Eisteddfod aims to provide a safe, supportive environment for children and young people to practise their performance skills through the medium of English or Welsh. Read more
We are pleased to announce that the Abergavenny Children and Young People’s Eisteddfod will take place on Saturday 20th of April, 2024 at King
The Adult Competitions will be held on Saturday 29th June 2024, venue to be confirmed.
Children and Young People’s Eisteddfod, King Henry VIII School, Saturday March 25th 2023 More information, further details and applica
We are pleased to announce that the Abergavenny Children and Young People’s Eisteddfod will take place on Saturday 25th of March, 2023 at King