A MINI equipped with a projector will be touring the borough later this month as part of a pop-up art project. The ‘Mini Moments’ project will see the old-style 1990 Mini driving around to project images and video featuring residents’ good news on homes and buildings.
Bolton at Home has teamed up with local visual arts duo Illuminos to bring the event to Bolton, which has been designed to allow people to watch the show from their windows or doorsteps. And residents are now being encouraged to contribute their own news headlines to feature in the project. Gaynor Cox, Housing Arts Officer for Bolton at Home, said: “These have been tough weeks for our communities and this project is designed to bring some joy and cheer. While lockdown means we’re not able to spend time with each other, we hope this project can still unite people by sharing the positives happening in our lives, however small they are.
Morgan, originally from Tan Y Fron near Llansannan, won Can I Gymru on Friday night
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Mini art project to light up good news in Bolton
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image captionPerformers include: (clockwise) Catrin Finch, Cate Le Bon, Kiri Pritchard-McLean and Gruff Rhys
Four of Wales festivals have joined forces to stage a free online music and comedy show during lockdown.
One of the organisers, Graeme Farrow, said the event would be a celebration of what we can enjoy again hopefully very soon .
The line-up includes musicians Cate Le Bon, Gruff Rhys, Catrin Finch, band Adwaith, as well as comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean among others.
Gwyl will be available on the BBC website over the weekend.
It has been created by the organisers behind the Festival of Voice, Focus Wales, Other Voices Cardigan and the Aberystwyth Comedy Festival.