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- North Wales Chronicle
Gŵyl y Felinheli promises eight days of community spirit
The festival, set to run from June 27 to July 5, promises eight days brimming with community spirit, music, and activities for all ages.
Osian Owen, press officer for the festival, said: "There's something really special about seeing the bunting go up.
"It's the moment everyone knows it's nearly time for Gŵyl y Felinheli."
The full programme is now available on the festival's website, revealing a blend of traditions and surprises for 2025.
Regular favourites such as family bingo, the silent disco, children's races, quiz night, and the Felinheli 10K will make a return this year.
However, the programme also features new additions, from an Abba tribute night to a Gong Bath experience, which is described as 'a peaceful, meditative journey through sound.'
Mr Owen said: "We're always excited to introduce new additions to the festival programme.
"From an Abba tribute night to a Gong Bath experience—it's about making space for new ideas while still celebrating what we all love about this festival."
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The festival will also feature a comedy session for Welsh learners, providing a welcoming space to enjoy a laugh while practising the language.
A day dedicated to younger children on the first Saturday ensures there is plenty to entertain families.
Tickets for the events are available at
One of the standout evenings promises to be Friday, July 4, with an evening of entertainment hosted by comedians Geth & Ger, joined by the Magee Brothers and a lineup of local talent.
