A great month to be in Wales. Why? St David's Day of course! But besides that there's plenty to enjoy in Wales as spring peeks its head around the corner...
St David's Day
01 March. St David's Day is a day full of children wearing black 'chimney' hats and shawls. Parades of leeks, daffodils, flags of Saint David and herds of red dragons - on flags of course. All in celebration of the patron saint of Wales, St David.
Mother's Day
19 March 2023. Buy a special Mother's Day treat for your mother or grandmother. What about relaxing spa break or perhaps a Welsh gift experience? Or show your support for local business with a gift from an independent Welsh retailer.
North Wales Choir Festival
TBC. The North Wales Choir Festival is the largest choral event in Wales. Enjoy a weekend of choral music, including competitions, concerts and community performances in Venue Cymru, Llandudno.
Crickhowell Walking Festival
TBC. The Crickhowell Walking Festival is a well-established feature on the local calendar. It attracts walkers from all over the country, as well as locals keen to embrace the great scenery on offer in this part of Mid Wales.
Guinness Six Nations Rugby
TBC. The Guinness Six Nations home games take place in Principality Stadium in the centre of Cardiff. The annual rugby union competition contested is by the national teams of Wales, England, Scotland, France, Ireland and Italy, .
The Laugharne Weekend, West Wales
TBC. The Laugharne Weekend is a celebration of all things Dylan Thomas. It is a leftfield literary and musical talent from around the world.
