Events in Wales during July

28June - 11 July 2020. This is a musical event not to be missed. There is an enormous variety of music for all tastes.

Find out more about the Gower Festival

02– 05 July 2020. Love Trails Festival is the world's first music & running festival. Head to Llanrhidian on the Gower Peninsula for a weekend of running, workshops, music, adventure and wellbeing. 

03- 05 July 2020.  Beyond the Border returns in 2020 with a new location of National Trust and Cadw’s Dinefwr, Carmarthenshire. The festival offers a packed programme curated by artistic director, Naomi Wilds around the theme ‘Reimagining our Futures’.

Find out more about the Beyond the Border Storytelling Festival

03 – 05 July 2020. Pembrokeshire plays host annually to one of the most difficult triathlons in Wales. This unique event kicks off the weekend on Friday evening with The Wales Swim, a 2.4 mile swim that takes place on Tenby's North Beach. On Saturday their attention turns to The Wales Sportive, and 112 miles of undulating Welsh countryside lined with enthusiastic crowds. To finish the weekend, the athletes complete the 26.2 miles of The Wales Marathon.

Find out more about the Tenby Long Course Weekend

In light of the current situation, unfortunately this has been cancelled for 2020. Find out more about Wales Airshow

04 - 05 and 11 July. The Fan Dance is a gruelling 24km non-navigational race over two sides of Pen y Fan, the highest mountain in the Brecon Beacons. This infamous route has long been a part of SAS (Special Air Service) and SBS (Special Boat Service) selection.

Find out more about The Fan Dance Race 

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.

Find out more about Gemau Cymru

07 – 12 July 2020. The annual festival will be held at the Royal International Pavilion in Llangollen. Six days of music and folk dance from all over the world in one place. 

Find out more about Llangollen International Music Eisteddfod

17 - 26 July 2020. The Festival includes an eclectic mix of performance-based events including punk, reggae, rock, folk, flamenco, poetry, drama, art and film. While main events take place in Llangollen's town hall, boasting a 300 seat theatre, those looking for a different experience can enjoy performances on a narrow boat, steam train, at the ancient ruins of Castell Dinas Bran or in the atmospheric setting of Vale Crucis Abbey. 

Find out more about the Llangollen Fringe Festival

18 July 2020. Witness world championship motorsport with round 4 of the Adrian Flux British FIM Speedway Grand Prix takes place in Principality Stadium, Cardiff. 

Find out more about the British Speedway Grand Prix

18 July 2020. The highest peak in Wales and England always provides high drama, as almost 600 runners from across the world tackle the steep slopes of this iconic mountain.

Find out more about the International Snowdon Race

19 July 2020 and 28 July 2020 plus dates in August. Get ready for The Hundred – the new, action-packed, unmissable 100 ball cricket competition coming this summer!

More information on the Wales Fire cricket side (including fixture info and tickets).

20 – 23 July 2020. Builth Wells comes to life every summer with the biggest agricultural show in Great Britain. As well as its principal function of showcasing the cream of Welsh livestock and the high quality food and drink produced in Wales, there will be a range of activities including forestry, horticulture, crafts, countryside sports, Sports Village and a 12 hour programme of exciting entertainment that continues throughout each of the four days of the event.

Find out more about the Royal Welsh Show

20- 23 July 2020. The Young People’s Village is the very best camping and entertainment site for young people during the Royal Welsh Show. The iconic Big Top will host an array of local and national stars, from up and coming Welsh bands to Radio 1 DJs.

The event welcomes young people to the site from all over the United Kingdom and beyond. Join over 4,000 campers and 14,000 party-goers as Wales YFC hosts the biggest festival in Mid Wales.

Find out more about the Young People's Village

24- 26 July 2020. Steelhouse Festival brings international classic rock music to its breath-taking mountain top location in South Wales. The location of the festival is unique, it is held at Hafod y Dafal Farm, Ebbw Vale. 

Find out more about the Steelhouse Festival

24 - 30 July 2020. Harpists and harp enthusiasts from around the world will visit Cardiff for #WHC2020. Join us for an intensive but fun-filled week of recitals, concerts, lectures, masterclasses and workshops, all celebrating the versatility and ingenuity of the harp.

Find out more about the World Harp Congress

In light of the current situation, unfortunately this has been cancelled for 2020. 

Find out more about The Big Cheese Festival

25 July 2020. Stereophonics perform in Vaynol Park, Bangor, where they will entertain fans with a collection of favourites as well as tracks from their new number 1 album, ‘Kind’.

27 July - 02 August 2020. Wales' smallest festival, only 300 tickets per week. Fforest Gather is a  new kind of holiday. It's a family friendly holiday of adventures in nature, music, culture, creativity, making, growing & simple pleasures. Unique permanent accommodation + camping if you wish.  There is also a week in August.

30 July - 02 August 2020. This four-day low-impact-living event held in Chepstow has the tagline, 'a festival beyond hedonism, powered by wind, sun, people and passion'. The Green Gathering has intimate solar-powered stages that showcase up-and-coming acts, legendary favourites, DJs, poets, activists and spellbinding raconteurs, not to mention lots of other things to whet your Earth-friendly whistle.

30 July - 02 August 2020. Scouts from clubs such as Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool to name just a few will descend on Cardiff in search of the new super stars of the game. The extensive 33 acre Cardiff University Sports Fields provides players with high quality grass pitches accompanied by catering and substantial changing facilities.

Find out more about the Welsh International Super Cup

31 July- 02 August 2020. Set in the natural beauty of Doldowlod country estate, Landed 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.

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