
Ray Finch (1914-2012) and Winchcombe Pottery “It takes a good many years to make a hundred pots that look the same, repetition takes a long time to learn.” Ray Finch spent most of his life making practical, affordable pottery that people could use every day. He produced simple, elegant forms, glazed in natural tones with subtle variations…
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Oriel 1: Julia Griffiths Jones, Textile Artist Oriel 2: Group show – ‘Who Let the Dogs Out?’ Atrium: Vicky Ellis – ‘Woven Memories’ Mini Space: Phill Davies – Photography
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Ian’s artwork captures the heart of Wales, with vibrant landscapes of local and iconic Welsh locations. For Ian, painting is a deeply personal endeavour, reflecting both the natural beauty of his homeland and his own spirit. His style merges realism with a subtle spiritual essence that brings his work to life and reflects his unique…
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Fishguard Folk Festival takes place every year over the late May Bank Holiday. It is an almost entirely free event, with concerts, sessions, workshops, walks, and whatever further jollity we can think up. Four headline concerts are ticketed – tickets available now. For everything else, just turn up and enjoy it!. Please keep a look…
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Our yearly two day plant and craft fair nestled in the middle of Aberaeron town located in Alban Square. Plenty to see and do, children’s entertainment and food stalls alongside plant stalls and a craft marquee. Stalls still available – please contact Denise Machon Please note – no dogs are allowed on the field.
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Taking flight with PUFFLING PERCY – a show about a beaky puffin with puppetry and songs that’ll make your heart sing. Percy is a young puffin who is too afraid to fly. He’d rather keep to his burrow, thank you very much. When his parents migrate south for the winter, Percy finds he is all…
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Everyone is invited to Cardigan RNLI’s 3rd Sea Shanty and Food evening! At Cardigan Lifeboat Station, Poppit Sands. Entry £3 pp and under 12s free. With music from Howni Shanty Singers, Moylgrove Sea Shanty Singers, Blaenporth Male Voice Choir and Cariad Sound Hire. Food available from Dewi James a’i Gwmni BBQ, Ice Green Gelato, Cegin…
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Europe’s premier ceramics Festival Since it’s establishment in 1987, every festival has featured a range of international guests who demonstrate their techniques on stage, build and fire a kiln in the grounds of Aberystwyth Arts Centre, participate in the festival lecture programme and are on hand to offer their expertise to visitors. ICF 2025 is…
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Save the date for St Dogmaels Festival Week 2025 There’s a great line-up of events during the week with a super fun day on Saturday 19th – details to follow, or check out the FaceBook link.
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Lampeter’s FoodFest is being held this year is on Saturday 26th July 2025, held on the beautiful campus of UWTSD, College Street, Lampeter. The event is wheelchair accessible and admission is free – we’ll see you there!
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Aeronfest 25 is a family-friendly festival of live music, entertainment, drink and a variety of food stalls. Let the children run wild and free in our FUN area. We’ve got a range of fun and interactive activities for all ages, including graffiti, silent disco, bouncy castle and so much more!
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Multi-award winning Merry Hell offer joyful, uplifting folk-rock, with a message for troubled times. Native to the North-West of England, the 8-piece musical charabanc was built from the embers of the much loved folk-punk band The Tansads, developing a life and feel all of its own. Their energy and passion is are complemented by their…
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Measure for Measure In the licentious city of Vienna, virtuous Isabella is preparing to take her vows and enter a convent. But a sudden switch to authoritarian rule forces her to face a series of impossible moral choices, placing her virtue in opposition to the exercise of ruthless power and emotional appeal. The Abbey Shakespeare…
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27th Anniversary Held over the weekend with a great selection of bands in the marquee on each of the three nights. Please check the Facebook link to keep updated on this brilliant annual event.
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Cardigan’s popular annual agricultural show with livestock judging, music and a great atmosphere. Located just off the A487 south of Cardigan, shortly after the Longdown St. junction to St.Dogmael’s. Free onsite parking. Dogs must be on leads. Children aged 3 and under go free.
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Aberaeron Yacht and Watersports Club is holding its 11th Beer and Cider festival. With a range of Welsh real ales and ciders on offer with a selection of live music and street food.
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#CardiGras. Family fun Float and Walking Parade Carnival King and Queen And much, much more Save the date!
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Tankus (previously Tankus The Henge) have built their reputation on unforgettable songwriting, spectacular live performances and relentless hard work, playing hundreds of shows across Europe and building a devoted fan base along the way. Their funk-fuelled repertoire is wildly eclectic, ranging from New Orleans inspired swing to heavy rock riffs, and since their beginnings in…
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A very popular village festival with everything from coracle races, family fun and treasure hunts. Read about the history of this festival and carnival here. cilgerranfestiveweek.org.uk/about/
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The festival is great fun for all the family, with cooking demonstrations and a full programme of river events, entertainment and activities for the children. There will be plenty to eat, drink, see and enjoy, so come along and get a real taste of Cardigan! 2025 Application Forms here.
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