Events and festivals in Wales during July

We update these pages as regularly as possible, but please check the latest coronavirus regulations guidance and with the venues as part of your planning. Some events have moved to 2022.

05 - 10 July 2022.  The Llangollen International Music Eisteddfod takes place in the Royal International Pavilion in Llangollen each year. There are six days of music and folk dance from all over the world in one place. 

09 July 2022. The 2022 Motorsport UK Pirelli Welsh National Rally Championship continues with the Nicky Grist Stages in Builth Wells. The start, finish and service area are  located in the town centre. The rally will also take place around the Epynt military range, including Crychan and Halfway. This is one of an exciting eight round rallies taking place in 2022.

16 July 2022. The International Snowdon Race takes place on the highest peak in Wales and England. It always provides high drama, with almost 600 runners from across the world tackling the steep slopes of this iconic mountain.

18 - 21  July 2022. The Royal Welsh Show in Llanelwedd, Mid Wales is the pinnacle of the British agricultural calendar. There's fantastic livestock, a range of activities and entertainment, plus an array of food.

25 - 31 July 2022. fforest Gather is a new kind of holiday. It's Wales’ smallest festival, with only 300 tickets per week. It’s a family friendly holiday of adventures in nature, music, culture, creativity, making, growing and simple pleasures. Stay in unique permanent accommodation plus camping, if you wish. There is also a second week 01 – 07 August 2022.

29 - 31 July 2022. Steelhouse Festival brings international classic rock music to its breath-taking mountain top location in Ebbw Vale, South Wales. 

29 - 31 July 2022. The Big Cheese Festival takes place in Caerphilly in South Wales. The town comes to life with people enjoying food stalls and free entertainment.

TBC. Landed Festival is set in the natural beauty of Doldowlod country estate in Mid Wales. The festival is an underground gathering for music and arts lovers. There are four stages and two dance tents, all playing host to breakthrough artists. It's also safe for families.

TBC Gemau Cymru is a bilingual signature event for young people in the Welsh sporting calendar enhancing the performance pathway of Olympic, Commonwealth and Paralympic sports. It provides an opportunity for talented young athletes to compete in a high profile multi-sport event while experiencing an athlete village environment.
 

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