Something to sing about as Minsterley Eisteddfod back after a two-year break
Minsterley Eisteddfod is back this month after a two-year absence - and organisers are singing that news at the top of their voices.
The event was born in 1962 and a year later proudly took its place in the region's calendar as a celebration of music and literature.
After two years of being out of action, the organisers could not be more pleased to announce that the eisteddfod will be back at Minsterley Parish Hall on the weekend of March 19 and 20.
A spokesperson said: "The committee are so delighted to be back after a two-year absence to provide competitors with a stage on which to perform live and the opportunity to receive the professional and encouraging words from our adjudicators so that they can advance their craft."
Organisers are inviting people to join them, with the reassurance that they are limiting ticket numbers to 200 in the hope that the audiences will feel more comfortable if they can spread out a little more. Other covid 19 precautions will also be in place.
