Gweithdy Creu Meddyginiaeth / Making Medicine Workshop

Gweithdy Creu Meddyiniaeth: rhan o brosiect Thomas Parry a’r Eli Gwyrdd -

@ 2.00 y pnawn

Ymunwch â'r llysieuydd meddygol Dafydd Monks i ddysgu creu eli a balm syml o blanhigion lleol, wedi'u hysbrydoli gan Thomas Parry, perlysieuydd, chwarelwr ac awdur o'r 19eg Ganrif.

'Does fawr neb yn gwybod am Llysieuaeth Feddygol gan Thomas Parry, cyfrol denau o 112 tudalen yn cynnwys 300 o blanhigion, efo llawer ohonyn nhw'n dal i dyfu yn yr ardal lle roedd o’n yn byw, wrth ymyl y Gors yn Nhregarth.

Ond sut oedd pobl y 19eg Ganrif wedi gwneud eu meddyginiaeth eu hunain o blanhigion?

Mae Dafydd Monks yn llysieuydd meddygol a enillodd radd BSc yn y maes o Brifysgol Lincoln yn 2014. Mae'n dod o Ddyffryn Nantlle ac yw awdur The 12 Herbs of Christmas a The Tincture-Maker's Cheat Sheet. Mae'n gweithio un-i-un â chleifion yng nghlinig LEAF ym Mhorthaethwy a Llandudno, ac mae'n arbenigwr ar dyfu a gwneud meddyginiaethau llysieuol.

Dyddiad: 26 Awst 2026

Amser: 2.00 - 5.00 pm

Lle: Ysgubor Moelyci, Tregarth, Bangor LL57 4BB

Hwyluso yn ddwyieithog gyda Dafydd Monks a Claire Mace

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Ymholiadau pellach cysylltwch efo Claire Mace : [email protected] 07970409724

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Making Medicine Workshop: part of the Thomas Parry and the Green Ointment Project -

@ 2.00 pm

Join medical herbalist Dafydd Monks and learn to make simple balms and ointments from local plants, inspired by Thomas Parry, 19th Century herbalist, quarry worker and author.

Few people have heard of Thomas Parry’s book, Llysieuaeth Feddygol, a slim volume of 112 pages containing over 300 plants, many of which still grow in the area he lived, near the Gors in Tregarth.

So how would people of the 19th Century have made their own medicine from plants?

Dafydd Monks is a medical herbalist who gained a BSc in the subject from the University of Lincoln in 2014. He is from the Nantlle valley and is the author of The 12 Herbs of Christmas and The Tincture-Maker's Cheat Sheet. He works one-to-one with patients at LEAF clinic in Menai Bridge and Llandudno, and is an expert grower and maker of herbal medicines.

Date: August 26 2026

Time: 2.00 - 5.00 pm

Where: Ysgubor Moelyci, Tregarth, Bangor LL57 4BB

Bilingual facilitation with Dafydd Monks and Claire Mace

Children over 10 are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult.

General parking: after entering the Moelyci site:

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Disabled parking: in front of Sgubor Moelci:

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With thanks to our funders and partners: LleCHI LleNi, Partneriaeth Ogwen, Ysgubor Moelyci, Neuadd Ogwen a Chyngor Celfyddydau Cymru.

Free event but you need to book a spot through Eventbrite.

For further enquiries contact Claire Mace : [email protected] 07970409724