Eisteddfod - Wrexham University

Proud to partner with one of Wales’ most iconic cultural celebrations

Wrexham University is thrilled to welcome the National Eisteddfod to Wrexham this summer – and even prouder to be an official partner and sponsor of Maes B, the home of contemporary Welsh music and youth culture at the festival.

As a modern civic university rooted in the heart of North Wales, we are passionate about supporting the Welsh language, local communities, and cultural life across the region.

Come and See Us on the Maes!

We’ll be running a variety of exciting activities, talks, and interactive experiences throughout the week – whether you’re a prospective student, alumni, or just curious to find out more about what we do.

Meet our staff and students
Take part in live workshops and demonstrations
Explore creative exhibits from our academic schools
Discover our courses and support for Welsh-medium education
Grab exclusive giveaways and Wrexham University merch

You’ll also see coverage before and during the Eisteddfod across our website, social channels, and local press – so keep your eyes peeled.

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Proud Sponsors of Maes B

We are delighted to support Maes B, the renowned after-dark center of the Eisteddfod, which brings thrilling performances by more than 30 leading Welsh-language bands, artists, and DJs.

Get ready for incredible nights, unrivalled energy, and a unique celebration of Welsh culture.

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Get Ready to Explore

Explore our complete lineup of activities, talks, and screenings happening throughout Eisteddfod week.

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Elen Mai Nefydd, Head of Welsh Development

"As a university, we are delighted to be playing a pivotal role in the 2025 National Eisteddfod in Wrexham, a celebration of Welsh Language heritage that unites the nation. It is a privilege to be part of an event steeped in historical and cultural importance, bringing people together from across Wales and globally. We look forward to warmly welcoming all to Wrexham."