Plas Bodfa Projects
creating unique and inclusive creative projects
with roots on the Isle of Anglesey
and branches throughout Wales and the world.
Plas Bodfa Projects creates unique, inclusive, creative projects with roots on the Isle of Anglesey and branches throughout Wales and the world. We aim to bring together people of different ages, knowledge bases, interests and backgrounds to share with each other, learn from each other’s experiences and create something new collectively. We present the results of our projects to a wide and diverse, local and international audience of all ages.
Plas Bodfa Projects is an registered CIC - Company number: 15064634
Chairperson - Julie Upmeyer
Treasurer - Jonathan Lewis
Secretary - Lindsey Colbourne
Member - Chi Nbudisi
Member - Helen Allen
Organisational Documents
Plas Bodfa Projects Governing Document
Plas Bodfa Projects Equal Opportunities Policy
Plas Bodfa Projects Safeguarding Policy
Plas Bodfa Projects Privacy Policy & GDPR
Plas Bodfa Projects Polisi Iaith Gymraeg / Welsh Language Policy
Our Funded Projects
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Utopias Bach
Plas Bodfa Projects is grateful to have received an Arts Council Wales ‘Connect and Flourish’ grant to host, facilitate and participate in ‘Utopias Bach, revolution in miniature’
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Flags Flying in Llangoed
Flags Flying is supported by Balchder Bro Môn, which has been funded by the UK Government through the UK Common Prosperity Fund, with financial support also from the Nuclear Recovery Services (NRS) on behalf of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA).
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The Busby - Braden Observatory
Our community telescope project is supported by the Isle of Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Sustainable Development Fund.
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Beings of the Night Sky @ Ysgol Gynradd Llangoed
This workshop engaged pupils with our Welsh dark skies through storytelling, creativity and Welsh-language folk tales. The children created new characters in the sky along with short stories and drawings. It was supported by Literature Wales Inspiring Communities Fund.
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On the occasion of the fall. A new commission by Ynyr Pritchard.
On its 1,181st day in the pond at Plas Bodfa, Piano Drowning by Annea Lockwood fell backwards into the water. To commemorate this re-orientation and the beginning of its next phase of life, we invite a third new music composition and its live performance in and around the pond. Supported by Tŷ Cerdd, Music Centre Wales.