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Music, war and beach - Fort Belan
Cerdd, rhyfel a thraeth - Fort Belan
Discover this hidden Welsh treasure: an isolated 18th century Napoleonic fort at the mouth of the Menai Straits.
Revolution and a walk into the past
Join the Coleridge in Wales festival as it arrives at Fort Belan
3.00pm - a walk along the beach to Fort Belan from Dinas Dinlle
4.30pm – arrival at the fort. refreshments. tour of the fort
Reflections of Revolution: the coastline of Wales in the 1790s
Given by Dr. Mary-Ann Constantine from the University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh
Studies, drawing on work from the Centre's Wales and the French Revolution project and
using letters, poems, songs and travel accounts from the period to listen in to lives
profoundly unsettled by the proximity of violence and the threat of invasion during the
6.30 pm- informal musical performance and entertainment
'Coleridge in Wales' festival founder, baritone Richard Parry will be joined by Michael Lunts..
Join Richard and his friends on their walk from Dinas Dinlle to the fort
Otherwise, drop in any time after 4.30pm
No charge except for refreshments
Organised in association with the Friends of Fort Belan.
Mae'n bleser gan Caer Belan gymryd rhan yng ngwyl Coleridge yng Nghymru, yn y prynhawn a gyda'r nos. Trefnir gweithgareddau, digwyddiadau a cherddoriaeth.
Mae Gwyl Coleridge yng Nghymru yn antur ddiwylliannol fawr, o amgylch Cymru mewn wyth deg diwrnod, I ddod o hyd I drysor cudd cymreig a dathlu economi llawn dychymyg a chreadigrwydd, y gymuned a'r tirwedd.
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