Beth sy'n gwneud chi'n hapus? Beth sy'n cadw chi fynd mewn amser anodd? Beth yw'r golau ichi mewn amser tywyll?

Bu'r artist Meinir Mathias, y cerddor Meilyr Geraint, y ffotograffydd Lleucu Meinir a Megan Griffiths o Ffynnon yn cydweithio gyda degau o deuluoedd yn ardal Pencader dros wyliau'r haf yn creu murlun, caneuon a datblygu ffilm o'r gwaith ar y thema 'Golau yn y Tywyllwch'.

Bydd cyfle i weld y ffilm ar sgrîn fawr, clywed y caneuon a mwynhau'r murlun gorffenedig ddydd Sadwrn 2/10/21 mewn marquee tu'n ôl i'r Pafiliwn yn Pencader ger y parc chwarae.

Diolch i Canolfan Deulu Pencader, Pwyllgor PIDA, CAVS, Cyngor y Celfyddydau a Mali Evans am eu cefnogaeth.

What makes you happy? What keeps you going in a difficult time? What's the light for you in a dark time?

Artist Meinir Mathias, musician Meilyr Geraint, photographer Lleucu Meinir and Megan Griffiths of Ffynnon collaborated with tens of families in the Pencader area over the summer holidays to create a mural, songs and develop a film of the work on the theme 'Light in the Darkness'.

There will be a chance to see the film on a big screen, hear the songs and enjoy the finished mural on Saturday 2/10/21 in a marquee behind the Pavilion in Pencader, near the park

Thanks to Pencader Family Center, PIDA Committee, CAVS, Arts Council and Mali Evans for their support.

Ydych chi erioed wedi bod i sinema mewn pwll nofio?!

Ydych chi erioed wedi ystyried sut ddaeth cymuned Llandysul at ei gilydd i adeiladu adnoddau hamdden yn y pentre’ nôl yn y 70au?

Ydych chi'n gwybod am yr heriau sydd wedi wynebu'r criwiau arwain ar hyd y blynyddoedd?

Pam bod ein hadnoddau hamdden - pyllau nofio a chanolfannau hamdden mor bwysig i drigolion Llandysul?

Fe fydd ffilm celf 'Plethu' yn ateb rhai o'r cwestiynau yma a llawer mwy mewn cyflwyniad ffilm, 10 munud cafodd ei greu gan gefnogwyr Calon Tysul gyda help artistiaid blaenllaw Cymru, Ed Holden (Mr Phormula) a Nico Dafydd.

Bydd prosiect 'Plethu' yn ddathliad creadigol o'r ffordd mae trigolion Llandysul yn ymateb mor bositif i heriau cymdeithasol yr ardal.

Byddwn ni'n dangos y ffilm yn ein pwll nofio ond fyddwch chi ddim yn mynd mewn i'r dŵr! Byddwch yn sefyll ar ochr y pwll gyda'r ffilm yn cael ei daflu ar sgrin ar ochr arall y pwll.

Fe fydd lle i 10 person wylio'r ffilm ar y tro felly ni wedi penodi sawl sesiwn i chi allu ddod i'w weld.

Byddwn yn sicrhau eich diogelwch rhag Covid-19 trwy ddilyn protocolau megis diheintio dwylo, gwirio tymheredd, cadw pellter, glanhau rhwng pob sesiwn. Felly ni am ofyn i chi gyrraedd yn brydlon ar gyfer eich amser penodedig. Bydd y arddangosiad yn para tua 10 munud.

Fe fydd y ffilm yn bennaf yn yr iaith Cymraeg.  Fe fydd cyfieithu ar y pryd ar gael i'r rhai sydd ddim yn deall Cymraeg.

Have you ever been to the cinema in a swimming pool?!

Have you ever wondered how the community of Llandysul came together to build leisure facilities in the village back in the 70s?

Did you know about the challenges that the leadership crews have faced over the years?

Why are our leisure facilities such as swimming pools and leisure centres so important to the residents of Llandysul?

The 'Plethu' art film will answer some of these questions and many more in a 10 minute film presentation created by Calon Tysul supporters with the help of some Wales' leading artists, Ed Holden (Mr Phormula) and Nico Dafydd.

'Plethu' is a Welsh medium community arts project exploring how the people of Llandysul have reacted positively to social challenges in the area.

The film is shown in our swimming pool but you won't be going into the water! You will be standing on the poolside with the film projected onto a screen on the opposite side of the pool.

There will be space for 10 people to watch the film at a time so we have arranged multiple sessions for you to come and see.

We will ensure your protection against Covid-19 by following protocols such as hand sanitising, temperature checking, keeping distance, cleaning between sessions. Please arrive on time for your allotted time. The presentation will last approximately 10 minutes.

The film will be mainly in the Welsh language.  Simultaneous translation will be available for those that do not understand Welsh.