FRANCIS GOODING views his beloved Gower through a 350 million-year-old lens
Part environmental elegy, part love letter to a patch of south-west Wales, The Script Of The Stones challenges us to rethink the spaces we inhabit.
Art, culture and the best of what’s on in Wales

Part environmental elegy, part love letter to a patch of south-west Wales, The Script Of The Stones challenges us to rethink the spaces we inhabit.

Exposing the bruises beneath bravado, Physical Education dismantles toxic masculinity with intelligence, wit and devastating honesty.

Street Food Circus founder Matt The Hat talks to Buzz about 10 years not out and the ethos behind this travelling culinary jamboree.

Isabella and Queenie from Swansea all-grrrl punk quartet Sold For Parts discuss their debut single Eye Trap and why girls can do it better.

Julia Deli is in Pembroke Dock’s Pater Hall for a transformational experience in the company of Ireland's CelloCroí and their set of pro-peace songs.

Skewen’s finest export, Bonnie Tyler, talks to Buzz about touring the globe, her Welsh roots, and a family who keep her grounded.

The latest piece of theatre from Swansea’s Grand Ambition is their first for a younger audience. But there's plenty for all ages to enjoy.

Jane Cook profiles Pembrokeshire restaurant Paternoster Farm as it prepares to shut its doors – with plans to reopen just six miles away.

Richard Dawson has described Hen Ogledd as “not like a normal band”. Never were truer words spoken; Exhibit A, their Discombobulated album.
