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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
How does Smokin’ Griddle stack up against established heavy hitters like Hoof and the nearby Ansh? We take a look.
Equal parts restaurant and cocktail bar, you can enjoy one of The Botanist’s cocktails on their rooftop terrace while watching the sun go down over Cardiff.
Cardiff's Victoria Park area is not short on curry houses, but Maasi’s serves up a menu that draws on tried-and-tested family recipes to offer a flavour of Pakistani cuisine.
Thirty years ago, Buzz introduced itself to the world with its first cover star, American comedian and TV fave Ruby Wax. In the spirit of celebration and circularity, we thought we’d do it all over again, and got Carl Marsh to speak to Ruby about the long, strange three decades since…
A group of environmental activists known as Save the Severn Estuary is on a mission to stop the dumping of contaminated waste in Welsh and English waters.
Nestled discreetly in a unit at the south-east corner of Pontypridd market, Janet’s Authentic Northern Chinese is quickly running out of wall space on which to hang its well-deserved culinary awards.
YouTuber Paul Hayes's Haze Outdoors channel has become a sensation in the wild camping world. Carl Marsh chats to him off the beaten track.
Not content with the health benefits of exploring dry land, wild swimmers are taking the plunge in Welsh waters everywhere. And Antonia LeVay is now one of them.
Pembrokeshire’s The Little Retreat, a luxury glamping site that prides itself on the rejuvenating qualities of pairing the great outdoors with a comfy night’s sleep, has added a unique ‘feasting’ experience to its menu of activities.
BBC documentary When Nirvana Came To Britain explores the special relationship that developed between this island and a bunch of scruffy Seattle punks who slummed it around the country on tour before somehow becoming the biggest band in the world.
Rhonda Lee Reali interviews the co-director of a new Welsh animated short, The Fairytale Of Water, showing on Sun 19 Sept as part of the Wales One World film festival’s EcoSinema programme.
the subsequent trial and the institutional police corruption that led to five local men being framed, wrongly convicted and jailed. One of the five, John Actie, has taken part in the documentary and also spoke about the case to Carl Marsh.
The second of Museum Wales’ annual September food festivals to be exclusively conducted online includes talks, cook-alongs and live music.
Created by homegrown developers Wales Interactive, Night Book is a technologically ingenious game/movie hybrid. Buzz’s Billie Ingram Sofokleous spoke to its director Alex Lightman and lead actor Julie Dray.
You don't often get to see an 18-metre-tall T-Rex in Cardiff city centre, but Bute Park has become Jurassic Park, as Chris Andrews reports.
Billie Ingram Sofokleous tackles Night Book: a linear interactive movie with branching narratives, 15 endings, 220 scenes and a multitude of possibilities.
Ghosts’ return for a third season has been long-awaited, and opens with the events leading up to the beheading of Sir Humphrey Bone.
Bordered by 870 miles of rugged coastal path, Wales’ extraordinary beaches are amongst the most popular attractions in the country. Wales is currently home to over 40 Blue Flag-approved beaches, with several also being recipients of additional Green Coast or Seaside Awards.
A look ahead to the launch of the Sunday Brunch Social at the Boneyard in Cardiff, where you can eat and drink delicious things from 10am-2pm.
Carl Marsh hears from this all-round entertainer and housewives’ favourite as his latest TV show, Michael Ball’s Wonderful Wales, arrives onscreen after a springtime spent jaunting across the nation.
They said it would never happen, but this list says otherwise! Laura Fedeli brings you an indispensable quickfire guide to this year’s Welsh festival season, with a few cheeky trips a short distance across the border because why not.
Perry Wyatt cheers the prospect of a long, hot and hopefully free summer in Wales with a rundown of 10 top quality spots for having a nice swim.
The pandemic has been tough on all of us, in many different ways, and the impact felt by the cultural and creative industries doesn’t need mentioning further. The last year …
The day of my visit to Zip World Tower – in Rhigos near Aberdare, and the newest site of Wales’ Zip World franchise – I was terrified. I had done …
