A place for everybody to dance, to think, and make different ways of being together.





Lle i bawb ddawnsio, meddwl, a chreu gwahanol ffyrdd o fod gyda’i gilydd.



A place for everybody to dance, to think, and make different ways of being together.





Lle i bawb ddawnsio, meddwl, a chreu gwahanol ffyrdd o fod gyda’i gilydd.



A place for everybody to dance, to think, and make different ways of being together.





Lle i bawb ddawnsio, meddwl, a chreu gwahanol ffyrdd o fod gyda’i gilydd.



A place for everybody to dance, to think, and make different ways of being together.





Lle i bawb ddawnsio, meddwl, a chreu gwahanol ffyrdd o fod gyda’i gilydd.



Maynard Abercych CIC is a resource for Dance and Movement Arts in rural west Wales.
Our home is in Abercych, in the Teifi valley. Through located performances, events, social dances, film screenings, artist residencies, walks and professional workshops we support and enhance the dance culture in this part of the world.



Music/Sound - Dance - Twmpath - Workshops - Walks - Artist residencies

Cerddoriaeth/Sain - Dawns - Twmpath - Gweithdai - Teithiau Cerdded - Preswyliadau artistiaid



‘What would the water say to us if we knew how to listen to it?’ Easkey Britton (2023)

‘Beth fyddai’r dŵr yn ei ddweud wrthon ni pe baem yn gwybod sut i wrando arno?’ Easkey Britton (2023)



Two year programme / Rhaglen dwy flynedd 2023 - 2025



We are interested in how dance and movement engagement reveals the complexity of a ‘community’. We ask, what are the natures of communities that emerge through dancing together? & how do we provide activities for these communities and understandings to develop in a rural area? Communities that include the ‘more-than' human beings that we live amongst.



"Maybe instead of seeing place as a thing, we should see it, like Whitehead does, as a weather pattern, systems moving in, fronts moving through, an indivisible sense of pressure, a kind of flowing ‘flesh’ of the world, something we can’t think ourselves out of because we are always in it. Inspiration, exhalation, a kind of breathing, then."



Carl Lavery, from Impressions of Maynard, Come Home



Supported by:



Maynard Abercych



1 Penrhiw, Abercych, Pembrokeshire, SA37 0HB