Christmas 2024: your complete events guide to the festive season in Wales
We’ve rounded up all the Christmas things taking place in Wales at the tail end of 2024 worth informing you of in one handy guide.
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From comedy to classics: autumn’s best theatre in Wales
There’s something for all tastes in our quickfire double-page guide to what’s popping up on stages in Wales this October and November.
How to celebrate St. David’s Day this year in Wales
Your five-point plan for wholesome patriotism this March 1, aka St. David's Day.
Christmas come early! The best of the season’s concerts, markets & more in Wales
From carol singers to choirs to festive markets to kids’ events, Rhiannon Farr has compiled the cream of concerts, markets and more this Christmas in Wales.
Welsh food festivals this summer: a delectable lineup for vegans, veggies, and carnivores
Tuck into the best Welsh food festivals this August and beyond, from Milford Haven's diverse street food to Aberaeron's beer & cider fest, and more.
BBC NOW creates movie magic with live orchestra accompaniment of Disney’s FANTASIA
BBC NOW brought a family-friendly orchestral accompaniment to both Disney Fantasia films with two weekend performances in Swansea and Cardiff.
What’s On in Wales 2023: the year’s biggest, most unmissable events
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.
12 unique things to do in Wales this January to stave off the post-Christmas blues
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.
ANDREW COTTEE – Composer for PAUL MCCARTNEY & SETH MACFERLENE leads BBC NOW’s Christmas concerts
Though not a household name, conductor and composer Andrew Cottee’s collaborators certainly are. This December, he's staying closer to home though: helming BBC NOW's festive celebrations.
PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING fill a Swansea concert hall with soaring electronic pop
Public Service Broadcasting tell stories; their songs are narratives and exposures and never more clearly than with all the band members on view.
NINA KRAVIZ | CLUB PREVIEW
Swansea club promoters Solo having announced this event in March and sold it out in April, it seems a thousand or so people are willing to pay up to £35 to see Russian techno maven Nina Kraviz.
NOW THE HERO | STAGE REVIEW
Now the Hero **** Wed 26 Sept, Swansea ‘‘All the world’s a stage…’’ declared Jaques, the character in Shakespeare’s famous play, As You Like It, and when it comes to …