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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Exhibition of work relating to domestic violence and femicide by Welsh artist Dinahvagina, in ceramic, textiles and paper (including two handmade books). On Thurs 25 Nov, which is International Day For The Elimination Of Violence against Women 2021, there's an interactive event featuring the artist.
Work which debuted as part of Ffotogallery's Diffusion Festival and is remaining in place until mid-December, with work from African photographers Amina Kadous, Salih Basheer, Jacques Nkinzingabo, Nana Kofi Acquah, Sarah Waiswa, Brian Otieno, Maheder Haileselassie Tadese, Fatoumata Diabaté, Yoriyas Yassine Alaoui, Tom Saater, Wafaa Samir and Steven Chikosi.
Work by MGW artists Meic Watts, Sue Atkins, Marian Haf, Jill Riley, Daniel Boyle, Helly Powell, Ruth Harries, Sasha Kingston, Beate Gegenwart, Caroline Rees, David Frith, Eluned Glyn, Ruth Shelley and Lisa-Marie Tann.
An exhibition by two artists from south Wales, both of whom explore themes around mental health but with quite different approaches.
Jewellery, sculpture, glass, ceramics, printmaking and paintings from artists including Tim Rossiter, Martin Truefitt-Baker, Kay Leverton, Tim Rossiter, Martin Truefitt-Baker, Kay Leverton David Haswell and Rhian Symes.
Work by Peter Cronin, Zoe Mathias, David Eveleigh, Neil Saunders, Kim Colebrook, Yvette Brown, Alice Keeler, Thomasin Toohie, Richard Studer, Tydd Pottery, Anna Stickland and Stephen Henderson.
Featuring over 200 works by leading Welsh artists including including Ceri Richards, Peter Prendergast, Sir Kyffin Williams, David Jones, Gwilym Prichard, Shani Rhys James, Harry Holland, Kevin Sinnott, Mary Lloyd Jones, Sally Moore and Meirion Ginsberg. All on sale too, prices ranging from £50-£90,000.
Art In The Bar exhibition from British visual artist who here creates a landscape detailing insects going about their industrious business.
Annual show featuring local artists and makers, with all work for sale at prices ranging from £10-£850.
Photographic response, by Emma Drabble and Nanette Hepburn, to a series of interviews with people who have lived and worked on the Gwent Levels in this area.
Two acclaimed artists with contrasting styles, who taught together at Newport College of Art.
Sherman Theatre presents A Christmas Carol. Show times vary - please check the Sherman Theatre website for more details.
Features new work by gallery artists including Annie Morgan Suganami, Sophie Southgate, Elfyn Lewis and Sue Williams, with all art for sale too. After the closing date given here it can be viewed by appointment until Sat 29 Jan.
The exhibition space here will be opened for people to enjoy a range of creative activities, plus there'll be a pop-up market with art for sale.
Christmas panto, held over from 2020. On at 7pm on Fri 26 (preview night) and Fri 17 Dec; 10.30am on Mon 29 Nov then Wed 1-Fri 3, Mon 6-Wed 8, Fri 10 and Mon 13-Wed 15 Dec; 10.30am and 7pm on Tue 30 Nov; 2pm and 7pm on Sat 4, Sat 11, Sat 18, Wed …
From the 25th of November through to 31st of December Christmas light trail at Bute Park, Cardiff city centre. Tickets: £18 adults, £13 under-16s, free under-3s; family ticket £55. Check their website for ticket times and availability.
Two stars from the first season of Drag Race's UK edition. Rescheduled from December, then April.
Various hard rock-ish bands. Rescheduled from April 2021.
Musical based on the 80s film. On at 2.30pm and 7.30pm from Thurs 2-Sat 4 Dec. Tickets are £17.50-£38.50 from Mon 30 Nov-Fri 3 Dec (2.30pm); £20.50-£42.50 on Fri 3 Dec (7.30pm) and Sat 4 Dec.
From the 25th of November through to 31st of December Christmas light trail at Bute Park, Cardiff city centre. Tickets: £18 adults, £13 under-16s, free under-3s; family ticket £55. Check their website for ticket times and availability.