Helfa gelf

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Helfa Gelf (English: Arts Trail) is the Welsh-language name for the largest open studio event in north Wales, with more than 300 artists.^[1][2] The annual art event has been held every September since 2006, now extending over five counties of North Wales. The Art Trail combines over 100 artists^[3] Open Studios and Artists Open Houses with events located all kinds of venues: studios, galleries, village halls and even garden sheds.

Although it is an independent body, it seeks much external sponsorship, and is organised in co-operation with many bodies including county councils, the Arts Council of Wales, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, Anglesey Arts Forum, Royal Cambrian Academy, Oriel Plas Glyn Y Weddw, Bodelwyddan Castle, Gwynedd Economic Partnership, Menter Môn and Cadwyn Clwyd.

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• Art Trail/Helfa Gelf Official Website
• Clwyd Theatr Cymru
• BBC Photo Gallery on the event in 201
• Flintshire Chronicle on the Call for Artists 2013