A guide to this website
Eisteddfod on Twitter
Follow BBC Wales on Twitter for daily news headlines from the Maes and some additional posts updated by this website's team during the week.
If you tag your twitter posts #eisteddfod we will pick some of the best to display them on this site. We'll also be searching for all 'eisteddfod' posts on Twitter in both Welsh and English during the week, and a selected few may also appear here, in our Watch and Listen section.
Flickr
By joining the BBC's Eisteddfod Flickr group, you can add your pictures of the Maes and what you've spotted at the Eisteddfod to the website.
Blogs
Watch out for Derek Brockway's blog posts from the Eisteddfod on the website during the week, keeping you updated about more than just the weather. Also, watch out for some other guest bloggers. More information next week.
Watch live - available internationally
In the Watch and Listen section of this site, you can watch the competitions live from the pavilion, every day from 9.30am BST once the competing has begun, until it ends each evening. There will be English language commentary by Sara Edwards and Arfon Haynes Davies too.
Clips of the victorious competitors will be available on this site by going to the Results section.
Video clips
During the Eisteddfod week (Saturday 1 August - Saturday 8 August), you can watch items from BBC Cymru Wales' nightly highlights tv programmes and clips from the Literary Tent (in 'Gwylio a Gwrando section on the Welsh site) along with Eisteddfod news items from Wales Today in this section. Available internationally.
Radio Wales clips
Coverage from the Maes on BBC Radio Wales will be available on the site after broadcast in the Watch and Listen section.
Archive clips
BBC Cymru Wales archive clips are now available to watch before the Eisteddfod.
Vocab
Use the 'Vocab' button on the Welsh side of the site, to translate to English any terms you don't understand.
Enjoy!
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From the Maes
The week that was
Daily information about what took place on the Maes over the week in Bala.
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