Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail
Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail
28 & 29 March, 2026
11:00 - 17:00
Thank you for your applications to our Open Call - you will hear from us by the 27th of January
The Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail presents artworks, installations, performances, guided walks and community projects within the Aberlleiniog community woodlands, along the springs and rivers, around Aberlleiniog Castle, on Lleiniog beach and at Llangoed Village Hall.
The annual event is an exceptional confluence of local and national artists, naturalists, makers, local volunteers, neighbours and friends, coppice crafters, dog walkers and sea swimmers.
Help Needed - Volunteer with us
Please consider helping out - your presence is invaluable!
• installing works • greeting guests • selling teas and coffees • collecting feedback • hosting visiting artists for the weekend • social media •
Volunteer information and availability form: forms.gle/CtuUawHMD92Jca1H6
Special Commissions
GeoMôn UNESCO Geopark
Commission and Micro-residency
Open Call for an artwork, installation or sculpture motivated by the by the geology of the Ynys Môn Geopark. (Including micro-residency and £650 production fund)
The work could be inspired by present day Anglesey or deep within time.
It could be created with locally sourced materials,
or based on geological imaging.
The Red Squirrels Trust Wales & Magical Mammals - Commission and Micro-residency
Open Call for an artwork, installation, sculpture, interactive activity or performance motivated by the unique ecosystems of Ynys Môn. (Including micro-residency and £650 production fund)
The work could be inspired by present day Anglesey ecology,
or based on ecological survey data.
It could emerge from a notable plant or animal on Anglesey.
It could respond to a conflict – for example, the survival of red squirrels and other native species with the pressure of human developments and invasive non-native species (INNS).
The Route
A flavour of the Trail in December
(click to view full screen)
About
The event takes place annually, within the timings of the well-established Anglesey Open Studios.
We work in partnership with all the landowners and related committees - Menter Môn, Llangoed and Penmon Community Council and Anglesey County Council highways department.
The Trail is headquartered and supported by Llangoed Village Hall.
The Trail is produced by Plas Bodfa Projects CIC, who manages the fundraising, permissions, the collaborative projects, commissions, communications and the Open Call.
Visiting the Trail
The Sculpture Trail is open from 11:00 - 17:00 on the 28th & 29th of March, 2026.
Free Parking at:
- Tyddyn Paun (Llangoed FC) what3words ///pelt.salaried.crate
- Llangoed Village Hall what3words ///ticking.custodian.moats
- Lleiniog Beach. what3words ///brightens.regret.leansFree shuttle bus offered between all 3 parking locations.
(For example: you may park at Tyddyn Paun, take the shuttle to Llangoed Village Hall, follow the sculpture trail down to Lleiniog Beach and then catch the shuttle back to your car at Tyddyn Paun)Trail headquarters at Llangoed Village Hall with restrooms, coffees & teas, refreshments and free activities.
Free Trail maps can be collected at Llangoed Village Hall, Lleiniog Beach and Tyddyn Paun.
Schedule of tours and performances will be listed here on this webpage.
Diolch - Thank you
The Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail is funded by the Sustainable Development Fund, a Welsh Government initiative on the Isle of Anglesey ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ (AONB)
Grateful thanks to Llangoed Village Hall for hosting us.
Thanks also to the Seiriol Alliance Fund (via Medrwn Môn) who supported our audio tour and participation in the Anglesey Open Studios event.
Join us!
Help needed!
We need volunteers of all kinds - welcoming visitors, helping with artwork installation, managing the car parks, documentation, accompanying the guided walks, selling teas and coffees and more.
please contact julie@plasbodfa.com if you’d like to take part.
