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Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant Events 2025

Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant Open Days 2025
There are many exciting events taking place this year at Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant | © National Trust

We have another exciting programme this year which explores various different themes - from folklore to music and from history to an interactive walk.

The open days are held on the first Sunday of every month from May until September. The farmhouse will be open from 10am until 4pm on the open days.

Actor performs as William Morgan on a small stage in front of a crowd of school pupils at Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant, Conwy, Wales
Llion Williams at Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant in 2023. He'll be returning to Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant as part of a cast that will be taking you on an immersive walk | © National Trust Images / Tape Productions

Dewch i Grwydro (Come to wander)

4 May | 10am and 2pm.

Come and join an interactive guided walk around Tŷ Mawr with a twist! Professional actors will bring the area's folkloric characters back to life, and will invite you to listen to their stories. Cast includes Llion Williams, Mair Tomos Ifans, Mirain Fflur and Tudur Phillips.

£5 for adults. Children free. Booking beforehand is required. [Details to follow soon]

Guided walk is in Welsh, but is suitable for learners.

An image of musician Gai Toms
Gai Toms will be preforming at Tŷ Mawr this summer | © Gai Toms

Picnic on the lawn with Gai Toms.

1 June | 1pm.

The popular 'picnic on the lawn' event returns again this year, with folk, rock and ska musician Gai Toms providing the entertainment. Bring a blanket and a picnic to enjoy a musical set in the unique atmosphere of Ty Mawr.

Free, but you must book a place beforehand [Details to follow soon]

Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant Open Days 2025
Telling the story of Nannws a'ch Rhobert who used ash from the fire to make soap to sell | © National Trust

Tân Glân.

6 July| 10am – 4pm (informal sessions throughout the day.)

This event will trace the story of the folk character Nannws a'ch Robert by lighting a fire in the garden. Nannws used the ashes of the fire to make soap to sell to traders who traveled through the valley in the hope of raising money to build the first Methodist chapel in the area. Free (no need to book).

Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant Open Days 2025
Come and join in with folk musicians at Tŷ Mawr | © National Trust

Tŷ Llawen

3 August | 11am – 3pm (informal sessions throughout the day.)

Tŷ Mawr has hosted many a 'noson lawen' over the centuries essentially as a resting place for the drovers. Join us for a relaxing day with folk musicians, as they jam unplugged with Celtic instruments across the site. Bring your own instruments if you want to join in! Free (no need to book).

Lecture by Prof. Jerry Hunter.

7 September | (Time to be confirmed.)

The annual lecture this year will be delivered by Professor. Jerry Hunter from Bangor University. More details to follow regarding the subject. £5 for adults. Booking required. [Details to follow soon]

The National Trust want ot ensure that the availability of the events are open to everyone. Please get in touch by emailing tymawrwybrnant@nationaltrust.org.uk or by calling 01766 510 120 if you want to discuss anything with us.

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