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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Art, culture and the best of what’s on in Wales
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Alright, listen up! Get your calendars out, make some space, and brace yourselves because Green Man Festival 2025 is just around the corner, ready to take over the stunning Bannau …
Some unexpected tales get a screening at Swansea’s Taliesin Arts Centre, courtesy of burgeoning Welsh company Uhuru Fach Films. Keiron Self tells us more.
Megan Ingram-Jones is impressed at the prospect of three days of theatre, music and performance art across Newport this month – one of three such cultural events gracing the city in the second half of March.
Festival Of Words is the first of its kind in Newport, bringing a buzzing celebration of literature, storytelling, and creativity to the heart of Wales. Megan Ingram-Jones takes a closer look.
New domestic talent in the animation sector is celebrated in this tour of nine short films from Welsh (or Wales-based) filmmakers.
Once known as legendary nightclub Mamas, Pontardawe's community wellbeing hub Hwb Lles is launching a monthly night showcasing original live bands.
Check out the 2024 Abertoir horror festival lineup in Aberystwyth – packed with creature features, fresh horror, and legendary film screenings.
Feast your eyes on five of the biggest gaming releases this Autumn, from Diablo to Dragon Ball and more.
Depicting the women at the epicentre of London’s criminal underbelly, Bad Wolf Studios’ Dope Girls comes to BBC One and BBC iPlayer later this year.
The National Eisteddfod/Eisteddfod Genedlaethol arrives in Rhondda Cynon Taf this August with over 1,000 activities to enjoy from morning till night at Parc Ynysangharad.
Newport’s annual Big Splash is the largest free outdoor arts festival in Wales, featuring live music, street theatre, dance performances, workshops, crafts, and activities for all the family.
Just before the holidaymakers hit this sandy Welsh coastline, there will be a celebration with a different sort of Gŵyr – a miniseries of documentaries.
As Dungeons & Dragons turns 50 this year, the big cheese of the TTRPG world is celebrating by resurrecting a multiversal threat: Vecna.
Comedy curators Little Wander are embarking on a big ‘ol celebratory tour of national talent soon – some you’ll have heard of, and some you might not have.
Tickets are now on sale for three concerts set to take place in the great outdoors of south Wales next summer: Ministry Of Sound Classical, The Stranglers and James Arthur.
It's time once again for Llais to bring a cavalcade of voice-led musical delights to Cardiff Bay. Curated by Gwenno, here are our top picks for what you should see.
Times may have changed, but there’s plenty still to be angry about. New exhibition Wasteland Of My Fathers pays tribute to Cardiff's punk history and the value of music as protest.
Discover world-class performers and mythical adventures at Beyond The Border 2023, Europe's premier storytelling festival, as it reaches its 30th year.
Get ready for a stellar summer at Cardiff Castle with this incredible lineup of world-class acts, including Blondie, The Chicks, Sting, and more.
The Bristol Sounds concert series returns this June for another year of electrifying performances. Here are five artists we recommend checking out if you’re undecided on who to see.
From Swansea to Colwyn Bay, here are the biggest outdoor live music shows you can look forward to this summer, from rising national treasure Lewis Capaldi to the Arctic Monkeys and the continuing return of N-Dubz.
Get ready for Paramore's Cardiff show with our list of the five best Paramore songs. From Ain't It Fun to Decode, we've got you covered.
Get the lowdown on the best cinematic storytelling in groovy blood 'n' chainsaw romps, Italian exorcisms, Bollywood sisterhood, and scene-stealing performances in Keiron Self's film recommendations for this April.
From award-winning Belgian teen arthouse drama to the no-awards-won-at-all Creed III, Keiron Self presents his top 10 new films coming out in March 2023.
