Created by Culture Colony, this one-hour documentary goes behind the scenes of the 2026 Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail, with interviews, insights and reflections from the artists, organisers and collaborators. Alongside the many artworks, performances and encounters across the weekend, the film follows three commissions and micro-residencies: two developed with GeoMôn UNESCO Global Geopark and one with Red Squirrels Trust Wales, tracing the research, conversations and processes that led to the finished works.
Join us at Llangoed Village Hall — the home and headquarters of the Sculpture Trail — for a special screening and a chance to experience the 2026 Trail from a new perspective.
The Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail is produced by Plas Bodfa Projects CIC and supported by the Isle of Anglesey National Landscape Sustainable Development Fund, a Welsh Government initiative.
The 2026 Trail included commissioned projects developed in partnership with GeoMôn UNESCO Global Geopark and Red Squirrels Trust Wales, alongside the contributions of the many artists, volunteers, organisations and communities involved.
A beautifully observed documentary capturing the art, landscapes and unexpected encounters of the 2026 Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail.
Sunday 11 October, 2026
17:00 - doors
17:30 - film
18:30 - Q&A about the 2027 Trail - commissions and open calls, with Trail producers and project partners
tickets £5 online or at the door
refreshments available
bar open
The Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail brings contemporary art into the woods, river, castle, beach and community spaces around Llangoed, creating unexpected encounters between art, people and landscape.