Creative Climate Communications will be a day of performances, workshops and dialogue for anyone who is, or would like to be, creatively engaging their group or community to talk about climate change in Wales. Centred around Transition Bro Gwaun's (TBG) recent programme of events and activities in their local area, the day will include an evaluation of using arts based community events.

There will be performances (some participatory!) and workshops. These include forum theatre, youth theatre, storytelling, singing, comedy, art, craft and waste reduction activities, working collaboratively with other community groups, schools and youth groups as well as evaluating the impact of events and activities. Participants are encouraged to get involved and to bring their own ideas and experiences to share.

Refreshments and lunch will be provided by Fishguard & Goodwick Community Fridge, please bring a reusable mug/cup for drinks.

The day is free to attend but must be booked in advance as numbers are limited. If you book and are no longer able to attend please cancel your booking.

Please note this day is aimed at an adult audience (collaborative working with children, schools and youth groups will be discussed in workshops).

The majority of the programme will be accesible for wheelchair users, however two optional sessions are scheduled to take place in upstairs rooms. If this could cause accesibility problems for you please contact Corinne: corinnecariad [@] gmail.com

Disabled parking is available at the venue, all others please park at West Street Car Park which is a couple of minutes walk, directions and details of the local train station are available here: https://transitionbrogwaun.org.uk/contact-us/ Please do not park on adjoining streets, to avoid upsetting local residents.

The event is hosted and organised by Transition Bro Gwaun with support and funding from Renew Wales. Additional support given by National Theatre Wales.