The national festival of Wales
Immerse yourself in Eisteddfod and see the very best of Welsh culture in a summer spectacular.
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Why we love Tafwyl
Music, art, family fun in the city. Here’s a few reasons why this Welsh festival is on the rise.
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When Wales welcomes the world
The Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod hosts a variety of evening concerts and welcomes competitors from countries around the world.
Introducing the Hay Festival
For a town of 1,500 inhabitants, Hay-on-Wye punches well above its weight. Find out what goes on in Hay for the world famous Hay Festival.
The Laugharne Weekend
The Laugharne Weekend - a wilfully different arts event celebrating the work of Welsh poet Dylan Thomas
Laughs on the coast at Aberystwyth Comedy Festival
Mid Wales is slowly becoming the Welsh capital of comedy. Esyllt Sears tells us why we think the Aberystwyth Comedy Festival should be on any comedy fan's list.
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Celebrating Saint David’s Day
Giant dragons, chimney hats, festivals, fun and pride. Find out why Wales remembers a medieval saint and see a nation at its best.
Sŵn Festival - bringing hundreds of bands and artists to the city
Exploring Cardiff during Sŵn Festival - Cardiff's multi-venue music festival
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Wacky races: weird, wild and wonderful events in Wales
Some of the most weird, wonderful and wild race events taking place in Wales from racing trains to bathtubbing and bog snorkelling.
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Alternative cultural and arts festivals in Wales
We have our signature festivals here in Wales - such as Hay Festival and Green Man - but if you’re looking for something in between these, there’s plenty to choose from. If you're interested in a bit of outdoors fun and alternative culture - read on!