St David's Day Celebration 2021 

On Monday 1^st March 2021, we will present an evening of entertainment, hosted by the well-known political broadcaster and commentator Guto Harri.

We are thrilled to welcome WELSH OF THE WEST END (www.welshofthewestend.com) - Wales' finest musical theatre voices direct from London's West End as well as Professor Mererid Hopwood, the first woman to win the Bardic Chair at the National Eisteddfod, who will once more address us and toast the Immortal Memory of Dewi Sant.

'Gwnewch y pethau bychan' or 'Do the little things' are considered to be Dewi Sant's most famous words, and it may be a small gesture in this immensely changed world of Covid, but I hope you will help us to continue the fine tradition of the St David's Day Dinner in London by buying a ticket, wearing a daffodil, and joining us for an evening of Welsh Celebration.

A preview of the concert was recently featured on 'Heno' S4C, which you can view here -

https://www.s4c.cymru/clic/programme/807474378

When?

Monday, 1^st March, 2021

6:30PM

Where? 

Tickets can be purchased at: https://momenthouse.com/stdavidsdaycelebration

 Proceeds will go towards supporting the Welsh of the West End performers and there will be an opportunity to make a donation to further support the immensely talented rising Welsh stars throughout the performance.  There will also be an opportunity to support our charity partner Community Foundation Wales https://communityfoundationwales.org.uk/ and once more we will recognise the recipient(s) of the Wales in London Philanthropic Fund. 

DIGWYDDIAD: Dathliad Dydd Gwyl Dewi

Nodyn i’ch atgoffa o’m Dathliad Dydd Gwyl Dewi fydd yn digwydd ar nos Lun, Mawrth y 1af.

Mi fyddwn yn cyflwyno noson o adloniant gyda lleisiau Welsh of the West End (www.welshofthewestend.com). Y darlledwr gwleidyddol adnabyddus, Guto Harri fydd yn llywio’r digwyddiad a fydd yr Athro Mererid Hopwood yn ymuno gyda ni eleni eto i gynnig llwncdestun i goffadwriaeth Dewi Sant.

'Gwnewch y pethau bach' yw geiriau enwocaf Dewi Sant, ac efallai ei fod nemor ystum fach ym myd hynod newidiol Covid, ond gobeithio y byddwch yn medru ein helpu i barhau â thraddodiad cynnal Dathliad Gwyl Dewi yn Llundain trwy brynu tocyn, gwisgo cenninen Pedr, ac ymuno â ni am noson o ddathliad Cymreig.

Bu rhagflas o’r noson ar rhaglen ‘Heno’ ar S4C yn ddiweddar - gallwch wylio’r cyfan fan hyn:

https://www.s4c.cymru/clic/programme/807474378

Pryd?

Dydd Llun, Mawrth 1af, 2021

6:30 PM

Ble?

Tocynnau ar gael yma: https://momenthouse.com/stdavidsdaycelebration

Bydd elw yn mynd tuag at gefnogi perfformwyr Welsh of the West End a bydd cyfle i roi rhodd pellach i gefnogi’r sêr Cymreig aruthrol o dalentog rhain   Bydd cyfle hefyd i gefnogi ein partner elusennol, Sefydliad Cymunedol Cymru www.communityfoundationwales.org.uk wrth i ni unwaith eto eleni gydnabod derbynnydd y Wales in London Philanthropic Fund. 

Wales in London Philanthropic Fund

Educating & Young People from Clwyd, Dyfed, Gwent, Gwynedd, Mid Glamorgan, Powys, South Glamorgan, West Glamorgan

The Wales in London Philanthropic Fund has been created in the spirit of the core purpose of the Wales in London organisation, which is to provide a bridge between Wales and London - and indeed further afield. It supports enterprising students and people at the beginning of their careers to achieve their ambitions. For example it will support costs associated with being a student, scholarships, business bursaries, work experience/career development

Beritha Buchanan, recipient of the Wales in London Philanthropic fund 2018.

Beritha is currently a student at Sheffield Hallam University and is studying a postgraduate qualification to become a Physician Associate. The physician associate course is an intense medical programme which is academically challenging, and requires students to undertake more than 1,600 hours of clinical training which will take place in hospitals, medical centres and the community.
Since the loss of her father to cancer at the age of fifteen Beritha has had a strong desire for her work to have a positive impact on the lives of others. Since leaving university she has carefully considered her career aspirations and ambitions and concluded that a career as a physician associate will provide her with the life-long personal and intellectual challenges that she is seeking, It will allow her to use her analytical, scientific and communication skills in a caring capacity.