Find out what’s going on in South Wales this week
Need something new to do this week? Here is our top 10 list of things to do in South Wales this Easter holidays.
Easter Family Fun Raceday – 28th March (Chepstow)
Want something different to do on a Bank Holiday Monday? Enjoy a fun day in the countryside as Chepstow Racecourse is holding an Easter extravaganza! The day includes The Panic Circus, go karts, face painters and a mobile petting zoo for the whole family to enjoy. With a family ticket costing £32, this race day is a perfect way to start the week. http://www.chepstow-racecourse.co.uk/whats-on/fixture/monday-28th-march-easter-monday-racing/
Little Mix – 28th March (Cardiff)
X-Factor runners up, Little Mix, are headlining at the Motorpoint Arena. Limited tickets are available, but the night is sure to feature hit singles from one of Britain’s biggest and best girl groups. http://www.little-mix.com/gb/tour
Rupaul’s Drag Race: Battle of the Seasons – 29th March (Cardiff)
Due to popular demand, a second date has been added to Rupaul’s Drag Race at the Tramshed. This global act contains some of the best drag queens in the world, with a variety of flamboyant entertainment throughout. Tickets can be bought through the Tramshed website.
Prehistoric Ramble – 30th March (Gower, Swansea)
Join Gower Unearthed on Wednesday for a wander through historic points across the Gower. Destinations include Giant’s Grace and Cathole Cave, where a £6 ticket gets the whole family out in the sunshine. Ring for more information with 07887993772 http://www.visitswanseabay.com/events/8886/
Chris Ramsey – 31st March (Cardiff)
Newcastle’s very own Chris Ramsey is bringing his stand-up routine to The Great Hall, where he will be reflecting on the daunting responsibilities of getting older. This Celebrity Juice regular is critically acclaimed with his comic performances; so if you want an uplifting night full of laughter, this one is a sure bet! Tickets are £17.50. http://www.stdavidshallcardiff.co.uk/whats-on/comedy/chris-ramsey/
La Bohème by Puccini – 31st March (Llanelli)
La Bohème is a production by Swansea City Opera, where its narrative begins on Christmas Eve in 1940’s Paris. There is also a pre performance talk by Artistic Director, Brendan Wheatley. Tickets range from £12 – £15 and the show beings at 7:30pm. http://www.discovercarmarthenshire.com/whats-on/march.html
Riverdance 21st Anniversary Tour – 1st April – April 4th (Cardiff)
Irish dancing is coming to Cardiff in the form of Eurovision winners Riverdance! This theatrical performance is celebrating the company’s 21st Birthday at St David’s Hall. Tickets can be ordered online through ticket master.
http://riverdance.com/tours/uk/
Eddie The Eagle (PG) Charity Screen – 1st April (Aberystwyth)
Aberystwyth Arts Centre is holding a special screening of Eddie The Eagle in order to raise money for the Motor Neurone Disease Association. This unique charity screening will start at 6:30pm, with all of the £25 charge going to the charity. You can book online at the Aberystwyth Arts Center. https://www.aberystwythartscentre.co.uk/cinema/eddie-eagle-pg-charity-screen
National Youth Wind Orchestra of Wales – 2nd April (Newport)
The country’s best young musicians are performing in Newport for a night showcasing the dynamic talent of The National Youth Wind Orchestra of Wales. The night promises impressive music from contemporary composers, including Frank Ticheli’s Symphony No. 2 and Aulis Sallien’s The Place Rhapsody for just £10. https://tickets.newportlive.co.uk/en-GB/shows/national%20youth%20wind%20orchestra%20of%20wales/info
Sunset Sons – 3rd April (Cardiff)
Want to end your week with some live music? Sunset Sons are playing at Y Plas, where their Australian rock sound has been shaped by the likes of James Lewis (Arctic Monkeys) and Jacquire King (Kings of Leon). They have claimed Radio 1’s prestigious Track of the Day, and have been supporting Imagine Dragons across Europe. Tickets for this exciting Sunday night show are £12 in advance. http://www.cardiffstudents.com/ents/event/6611/
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