Helpwch i Ddylunio Gardd Gymunedol Newydd Treorci
Mae gardd gymunedol newydd yn dod i Dreorci, wrth ochr y Gofeb Ryfel newydd ger Theatr y Parc a'r Dâr, ac rydyn ni eisiau i chi helpu i ddylunio'r ardd.
Bydd croeso i bawb yn yr ardd – bydd hi'n fan tawel, croesawgar, lle bydd modd i bobl gymryd saib, myfyrio, cofio a chysylltu. Trwy gael ei hysbrydoli gan y gofeb sy'n fan coffa, mae'r ardd yn cael ei chreu ar gyfer y gymuned gyfan. P'un a ydych chi'n cofio anwylyd, yn nodi moment bwysig, yn creu atgofion newydd neu'n chwilio am fan tawel i fwynhau byd natur, rydyn ni eisiau i chi deimlo bod yr ardd yma'n perthyn i chi.
Rydyn ni'n gwahodd pobl o bob oedran a chefndir i ddod i un o'n sesiynau ymgynghori â'r cyhoedd i rannu syniadau, gobeithion ac ysbrydoliaeth. Does dim angen profiad garddio na chysylltiad milwrol – dim ond eich llais a'ch dychymyg.
Ymunwch â ni yn y gofod COLAB newydd i artistiaid Cwlwm Celf yn Llyfrgell Treorci:
Dydd Gwener 18 Medi,
10am - 5pm
Dydd Sadwrn 19 Medi,
9am - 1pm
Does dim angen cadw lle, galwch heibio!
Rydyn ni'n edrych ymlaen at glywed eich syniadau ac at greu rhywbeth hardd gyda'n gilydd.
Gyda chefnogaeth Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Rhondda Cynon Taf.
Help Shape Treorchy's New Community Garden
A new community garden is coming to Treorchy, alongside the new War Memorial next to the Park and Dare, and we'd love you to help shape what it becomes.
This garden will be a place for everyone—a peaceful, welcoming space where people can pause, reflect, remember, and connect. Taking inspiration from the memorial as a place of remembrance, the garden is being created for the whole community, celebrating memory in all its forms. Whether you're remembering a loved one, marking an important moment, creating new memories, or simply looking for a quiet corner to enjoy nature, we want this garden to feel like it belongs to you.
We're inviting people of all ages and backgrounds to come along to one of our public consultation sessions to share ideas, hopes, and inspiration. No gardening experience or military connection is needed—just your voice and your imagination.
Join us at the new Cwlwm Celf artists COLAB space in Treorchy Library:
Friday 18th September,
10am - 5pm
Saturday 19th September,
9am - 1pm
Just turn up, no booking required!
We look forward to hearing your ideas and creating something beautiful together.
Supported by Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council.
About us
A Lot Meant is cultivated by Rhondda artists
Rhys Slade-Jones and Harriet Fleuriot.
Rhys Slade-Jones is an interdisciplinary artist hailing from Treherbert and living and working in South Wales. Walking the line between the convivial and the confrontational, Rhys creates political work that straddles the worlds of performance, cabaret and craft. Their work is a meditation on queer ecologies, the limitless exuberance of queer raves and the inherently political nature of joy, all of which are complicated by a simultaneous awareness of environmental catastrophe and collective lament. Rhys is currently Artist in Service for Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council, was a 2022 Future Wales Fellow with the Arts Council of Wales, and is a founding member of the queer Welsh performance collective CWM RAG.
Harriet Fleuriot is a Rhondda-based artist working across performance, film, and installation. Harriet’s practice blends live and recorded work, focusing on the body as an archive of the untold and film as a site for reimagining narratives. Harriet was recently appointed Artist in Service at Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council, developing her practice through community engagement. Recent work includes a short film commissioned by the AM Community Films fund, exploring "an interior life" with local elder women in her community. Harriet also works as a producer, editor, mentor, and access supporter for other artists, a workshop facilitator for wellbeing groups, and is a trustee for Rhondda Arts Festival.