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Vendors Wanted in L.A - Reserve Your Booth Now! West Coast Eisteddfod 2011

Ceri Shaw » Blog » » Vendors Wanted in L.A - Reserve Your Booth Now! West Coast Eisteddfod 2011

2010-11-20
By: Ceri Shaw
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We are actively seeking marketplace vendors and sponsors for our upcoming West Coast Eisteddfod Festival on September 23-25, 2011. This Welsh and Celtic originated event will bring thousands of attendees to the Barnsdall Art Park for competitions in poetry, music, and theater. The outdoor area will include a beer and food garden, performance art, reenactments, artist showcases, games and vendors to present and sell their work.

If you would like more information about how you can be a part of this prestigious event please reply in interest to lorinmorg@aol.com

Thank you for your time,

Lorin Morgan-Richards, LA Event Coordinator ( lorinmorg@aol.com )
Ceri Shaw, Founder of the West Coast Eisteddfod Festival ( americymru@gmail.com )

More about the festival:

The West Coast Eisteddfod celebrates Welsh and Welsh American traditions in art, history, language, and oral and literary competition. We will hold an election of our first annual young adult representative and paytribute to Welsh entrepreneurs and Welsh Americans. The expected attendance is 2,500 through the course of three days and will be open to the public. Our goal is to raise awareness about Welsh American identity and encourage continued growth between the United States and Wales.

The festival is to celebrate Welsh identity and expression. In doing so, it fosters positive self-esteem and creativity for the benefit of the greater community. The public will be encouraged to participate in these classes and competitions displayed in the Welsh tradition. Welsh Americans will benefit from learning about their culture through ongoing workshops and activities. The designated young adult representative will be evaluated on personality, talent, and community leadership. The appointed person will therein represent the West Coast Eisteddfod in the United States for one year as an upstanding role model, assisting in addressing issues important to the community and will help promote a meaningful association with Wales.

Key sponsor The Meriweather Lewis Memorial Eisteddfod Foundation is an Oregon non-profit corporation recognized by the IRS as a 501 (c) 3 public charity. MLMEF was organized to raise public awareness of Welsh heritage in North America, to celebrate American-Welsh culture and preserve its works and to foster and encourage art and creativity in the Welsh tradition.

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