Traditions

Celebrate Welsh language music with us on Dydd Miwsig Cymru - Welsh Language Music Day.

After the Roman left Wales, the mighty kings and princes of Gwynedd ran the show. They battled furiously against invaders, neighbours and each other. They sometimes ruled all of Wales. Family dynasties rose and fell, like the ruined castles they left behind. Here’s a tribute to Wales’ greatest warlords.

Dead language? Not on your nelly! We answer everything you ever wanted to know about the Welsh language but were afraid to ask.

We've picked top events in Wales to help you plan your next day out in January.

The National Trust’s brilliant ‘50 Things’ campaign urges children to get active outdoors. Here are ten fun family friendly things you can tick off your list in Wales.

Celebrate this Christmas in Wales and welcome in the New Year with alternative Celtic traditions!

This New Year, we resolve to take off all our clothes, put on fancy dress, and jump in the sea. And we're not even going to pretend it'll be warm.

Giant dragons, chimney hats, festivals, fun and pride. Find out why Wales remembers a medieval saint and see a nation at its best.

Find out about a cast of legendary names from Welsh folklore and history. Read on for the stories about real historical figures like Owain Glyndŵr and Llywelyn ‘the Last’ and names from our rich folklore including King Arthur and the Mabinogion.

A celebration of the strong connections between Wales and the British Royal Family.

Discover the romantic legend of the Welsh patron saint of lovers, St Dwynwen, and how we celebrate St Dwynwen's Day on 25 January.

A week long tour introduced visiting American Joanna Kuzma to the wonderful world of Wales.