The Philatelic “Society” produced attractive Eisteddfod themed First Day Covers which helped spread news of the Eisteddfod round the world.
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Membership card and consititution for ‘The Council of the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod’. Members would be residents of Llangollen and would be approved by the Council.
Ble mae Heddwch? Where is Peace? Llangollen Eisteddfod Online 2021 schools project collecting children’s voices, drawings and ideas on inner peace through postcards and film.
In July 1987 ITV’s Anneka Rice and the Treasure Hunt team dropped into the Eisteddfod to find a hidden clue!
“Blessed is a world that sings. Gentle are its songs” Peace and harmony in the early days of the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod. A talk by Professor Chris Adams (Eisteddfod Vice-Chair)
The best broadcast history, made by Rondo with help from the Eisteddfod
“I sincerely applaud this place for this international festival where people from across the world gather together and discover that through the language of music there is a universal language of harmony” Dr. Terry Waite
A hospitality story in Limelime by Nêst Adams: One of my earlist memories is being carried into the kitchen in my father’s arms and seeing my mother standing next to a very tall, blond strange young man…
A Story from Margaret Walker written in Limelight Magazine (February 2000): One folk-song soloist from Hungary and one Lithuanian instrumentalist – could you possiblity accommodate them both? It was Joan Jones of Hospitality on the phone…
A greetings card from Norwegian competitor “Thanks a lot for making our visit to Wales, the Eisteddfod and Chirk the most wonderful”
