“77 years of Promoting International Harmony and Reconciliation through Music & Dance”
The World comes to Wales over the 2nd week of July, for the 77th International Eisteddfod in beautiful Dembighshire
Visit Llangollen International Eisteddfod website for the full programme of concerts and events happening over Eisteddfod week.
Find out more about the Peace Heritage of Llangollen International Eisteddfod and past years of the Young Peacemakers Awards.
Wednesday 9th July – Peace Day
19.30 Uniting Nations: One World Concert
Join Sir Karl Jenkins for a Landmark Concert, Honouring 80 Years of the United Nations. In this time of unparalleled turbulence in global affairs, the Eisteddfod returns to its peace-building roots.
The Uniting Nations concert is more than just music. The P5 Peace Child premiere convenes young artists from the 5 Permanent members of the UN Security Council (UK, USA, China, France & Russia) to co-create a powerful call for unity and peaceful collaboration on the existential threats like Climate Change that we rely on the UN to solve in its next 80 years. The survival of future generations depends upon it!
In partnership with Academi Heddwch Cymru, Wales’ Future Generations Commissioner Derek Walker will convey a short address for us all: an appeal from those yet to be born. Timing TBC.
Thursday 10th July – Young Peacemakers Awards
c 12.15-13.15 @ Main Pavilion – Wales Young Peacemaker Awards 2025 will be presented on the main stage, honouring the efforts of young people Wales-wide who are actively building a better world.
13.45-14.45 @ Amphitheatre / Kids Zone – Young Peacemakers Workshop, group photo and Celebration.
Young Peacemakers Award sculpture, 2023 (above)
Llangollen’s Eisteddfod is nestled deep in Denbighshire’s Dee Valley (Wikimedia Commons)
Crowd gathering around the Maes Amphitheatrefor Llangollen’s Young Peacemakers Awards 2023
Young Peacemakers awardees from the Urdd, 2022.