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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Who has the time to read, watch, listen, and go to absolutely everything that's on in one month? Well, we tried our best to do just that (as is our job) - and we've got the receipts to prove it.
From an opera about mining disasters to a Butetown play in London to an S4C drama gaining national attention, here's what's on in Wales - and beyond - this February with a strong connection to Welsh culture.
To celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month, we've got some dates, places and people where you can observe the past, present and future of the LGBTQ+ movement this February.
Whether you’re sick of typical Valentine’s stuff or want to embrace traditional Welsh love, Rhiannon Farr's got some ideas on to celebrate St. Dwynwen's Day.
Gigs, theatre, festivals, comedy and all sorts of other entertainment, it's all in our guide to What's On in Wales, 2023. Check back throughout the year for updates.
Traditionally, the festive holiday is followed by January - notoriously a time when seasonal depression sets in hardest. But help is on hand in the form of these fun and unique things to do in Wales this January 2023.
If you want to swap the Jools Holland and indoor champagne for something a bit different, here are the best NYE events to do in Wales.
If present shopping has left you a bit cash-strapped, fear not! Elizabeth Morris has rounded up some some Christmas things to do that are under £20, or completely free.
December is, of course, dominated by all things Christmas. But that doesn't mean there's no room for some counter-programming in Wales.
Sick of markets and panto? Elizabeth Morris wrangles some of the more one-of-a-kind Christmas events you can do this winter in 2022.
Spooky season has crept up on us once again this 2022. From haunting train rides to terrifying interactive cinema experiences, here's what to do in Wales for Halloween.
From serial killer investigations to anime and gaming, Elvis impersonators to Liam Gallagher, here are the very best things to do this September in Wales.
From the world's first para sport festival to bog snorkelling, there's something for all sport tastes this August in Wales.
If you or your younger offspring are looking to get into the world's greatest role-playing game, there have never been more avenues for you to do so, both online and in-person.
2022 marks 50 years since the first-ever UK Pride took place. And with health restrictions eased, festivities are back in full swing for this historic year in Wales.
Get those Union Jack flags waving and enjoy the long bank holiday weekend with these dozen displays of domestic deference in Wales.
If you're looking to throw your body into another body - made of water, that is - over the Christmas period, here's where to do it in Wales.
Brian Cox and Joe Lycett fill out a TV and streaming lineup that also features a groundbreaking whodunnit and top class American drama.
Openings, reopenings, announcements, returns, beginnings, projects, schemes, things happening this very week and others that are several months away. Here’s where they are, as the name suggests, rounded up.
A quickfire rattle through some noteworthy things in and/or relating to Wales and the Welsh, in the fields of art, culture, socialising, development, awards and so forth.
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