What's On Haverfordwest

Haverfordwest Farmers Market has been in operation for over 10 years and takes place every Friday from 9am to 3pm at the Riverside Shopping Centre, Haverfordwest SA61 2LJ .

Art Exhibition Latest Landscapes and seascapes by Ray Burnell Oil paintings and mixed media South West Wales from Port Talbot to Aberystwyth

Stunning hilltop location with panoramic views: handsome Grade II listed Georgian house (not open) provides formal backdrop to garden of 4 acres with wide lawns and themed beds. A walled garden, with double rill and pergolas, is planted with a multitude of borderline hardy exotics.

Acclaimed Irish folk singer and bouzouki player who picked up two awards at the 2017 BBC Folk Awards in concert in a beautifully restored Pembrokeshire country chapel.

The Phonics are the UK’s premier Stereophonics tribute band. They play tracks from every album including the new up and coming album, ’Keep the village alive’.

Following its 5* hit run at the 2017 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, ’Cathy’ comes to Wales. ’Cathy’ tells the story of one woman’s fight for her home, her life and her rights.

A parody of love, friendship and shoes - The ULTIMATE Girls Night Out! This loving tribute and send-up takes audiences through a laughter-infused version of all six seasons of the beloved show.

1979. When eleven-year-old Star Wars superfan Sam discovers that the Millennium Falcon is being built in his home town, his life is turned upside down. Determined to get inside the cockpit; his only obstacle is his stepdad Mike, guardian of the secret hangar where the legendary ship is being built in Pembroke Dock.

Following sell-out performances in 2016, and its storming success at the Wales Theatre Awards (winning Best Actor for Llion Williams and Best Director for Peter Doran), Belonging makes a triumphant return to the stage.

The Elvis Years is an outstanding musical production which brings to the stage the incredible and compelling story of the ‘king of rock and roll’ - Elvis Presley.

April 22nd will start the Llanstadwell Summer Music Festival with the :- Cwm Cerwyn Ensemble. Named after the highest point on the Preselis, mid way between the homes of the two founding members, they are a local group who play a variety of instruments including piano, strings, violin and cello.

The voices of Georgina & Lawrence Stalbow-Best. Georgina graduated from Birmingham Conservatoire with a First Class Honours degree in Vocal and Operatic Studies in 2011. She studied with Margaret Field, Julian Pike and Louise Crane.

Boot Sale/Market

Narberth A Capella Voice Festival is the only A Capella Festival in Wales. Presented annually by Span Arts, we celebrate the extraordinary diversity of singing without instruments and the stunning art of A Capella with a weekend of singing, performances, and workshops in Narberth.

An evening event, unlocking the secrets of the night sky with Pembrokeshire National Park in partnership with Preseli Astronomy Group and the National Trust at Stackpole. Astronomy can be a daunting task; after all there is a whole universe out there to explore.

Admire the finest classic and vintage cars from across south Wales. Many other fun activities for families make this a great day out! Show included FREE in normal admission. Small fee for other activities. Show may not go ahead in wet weather.

Get active in the great outdoors with beach circuits from Stackpole Quay. Taking place every Friday evening, join our instructor for an hour-long session. Suitable for all ages and abilities, let the outdoors move you! Booking Not Needed. Phone: 01646 623110. Children very welcome. Dogs on leads welcome.

Discover Stackpole’s resident wildlife on this early morning walk and talk around Bosherston Lakes. Warm up afterwards with a breakfast roll and hot drink. Booking Essential. Phone: 01646 623110. Children very welcome. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Join our ranger for a full-on woodland adventure! Bushcraft skills, wild fire lighting, knife and axe work and woodland activities will be part of your great outdoor experience as you spend two nights at Stackpole. Booking Essential. Phone: 01646 623110. Children welcome, recommended 8+.

Let the outdoors move you with our fun runs around the beautiful Stackpole Estate. Taking place on the first and third Sunday of each month, choose from 1.5 mile, 3 mile or 6 mile routes. You set the pace; walk, run or jog, it’s entirely up to you... just have fun!

Join our new dog-walking group at Stackpole and explore the best of our trails with your four-legged friends! Afterwards, enjoy a bite to eat in the Boathouse Tea-room. Free walks, charge applies for refreshments. Booking Not Needed. Children very welcome. Dogs on leads welcome.

As part of International Dawn Chorus Day, enjoy a guided walk with a National Trust Ranger on this special reserve. Celebrate International Dawn Chorus Day with an early morning walk with Ranger Matt to hear the magnificent birdsong at Marloes Mere. After the guided walk, enjoy breakfast at Runwayskiln caf.

Historic gardens at medieval residence. Nestled in tranquil and sheltered location with ancient oak woodland backdrop. Strong structure with formal and informal areas incl early walled gardens with restored Elizabethan parterre and potager. 1½ acre orchard with old (many local) apple varieties. Mill and millpond.

Pop along to the walled garden for our spring plant sale, browse the stalls and enjoy a Q&A session with Colby’s gardeners. Booking Not Needed. Children welcome. Dogs on leads welcome.

8 acre woodland garden in a secluded valley with fine collection of rhododendrons and azaleas. Wildflower meadow and stream with rope swings and stepping stones for children to explore and play. Ornamental walled garden incl unusual gazebo, designed by Wyn Jones, with internal tromp l’oeil.

An exhibition of our members’ work – unique, handmade works of quality, style and originality, representing the best of Arts & Crafts in West Wales.

Many differently planted areas in a 6 acre garden. Beautifully conceived small gardens brimming with rich, contemporary planting surround a glowing raspberry-fool coloured house, while a bog garden subtly gives way to a wetland valley floor. The best domestic garden in Wales. Stephen Anderton, The Times.

The 15th century was all about superstitions, from spoons to sleeping patterns to ward off wicked spirits. Come and uncover the Tudors’ quirky traditions for yourself. Booking Not Needed. Children very welcome. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

An exhibition of our members’ work – unique, handmade works of quality, style and originality, representing the best of Arts & Crafts in West Wales.

Calling all Celts! Join our tribe as they celebrate these special days with activities and fun. Watch the wicker man burn at the end of the day.

Come and see what life was like during the Iron Age. Experience what the houses looked like, how the people lived and dressed, and how they went about their daily lives living off the land. Guided tour included.

Book a place on this inspiring weekend of workshops in wonderful west Wales. Relax, rejuvenate and let our painters and poets nurture your creativity in a stunning location on the banks of the Teifi estuary. Come and join us. Suitable for beginners and the more experienced. Croeso! See www.creativecoastalbreaks.

An exhibition of our members’ work – unique, handmade works of quality, style and originality, representing the best of Arts & Crafts in West Wales.

As close to Gypsy jazz royalty as you’re likely to get! Guitar mastery, swinging Reinhardt classics mixed with traditional European Gypsy repertoire.

The Peter Gould Music Trust is delighted to present the gifted and critically acclaimed young violinist Emmanuel Bach, with piano accompaniment from Jenny Stern.

A prince who prized bards above bloodshed – that is Lord Rhys according to a West Country author who is publishing a novel on the first eisteddfod.

A very special evening with award-winning singer-songwriter Hazel O’Connor, performing here in a captivating acoustic line-up with Cormac de Barra on Irish Harp, her musical partner for some 15 years.

Barley Saturday has since the 19th Century, been held on the last Saturday in April – it is an unique event in Cardigan. Barley Saturday saw farmers from the surrounding area come to town to hire workers and to inspect stallions that are put out to stud. These days the horses are the centre of attention.

The majestic mountain moose in a tiger striped onesie brings his thrilling new show ’Easy Tiger’ out of the Fringe jungle and onto the world stage for his 3rd solo tour. Queens and Toms pack some nip and prowl on down to screech and howl the night away!

This sublime, critically acclaimed and multi award-winning collaboration between two adventurous virtuoso musicians - Welsh harpist Catrin Finch and Senegalese kora player Seckou Keita - delivers a stunning exhibition of world-class musicianship.

A play by Robert Harling. Chinquapin is a Deep South small town America in the heart of Louisiana, where everyone knows everyone else in an easy-going but definitely matriarchal society.

HUMAN CARGO is an epic night of story and song, featuring two masters of the craft. Storyteller and singer Matthew Crampton’s recent show The Transports won Five Stars from The Guardian. Now he returns with a new adaptation of his acclaimed book Human Cargo: Stories & Songs of Emigration, Slavery and Transportation.

Sharon Shannon returns with her brand-new studio album Sacred Earth. This is her first new studio album in 3 years and her tenth to date. Sharon is a musician who likes to surprise.

Join Ballet Theatre UK on this dramatic re-telling of Hans Christian Andersen’s all-time favourite story of The Little Mermaid, who falls in love with a human Prince and gives up everything to win his love.

Craft & Gift Fayre

Celebrate Dawn Chorus walk at Dinefwr Park with a guided walk with our rangers. One of the highlights of spring has to be experiencing the dawn chorus with our rangers. We will be heading out on to the estate. Booking Essential. Phone: 01558 824512. suitable for children over 10 years old.

In 2012 The Dubliners celebrated 50 years on the road but following the sudden death of founding member Barney McKenna and John Sheehan’s’ decision to retire it was agreed that The Dubliners, as a touring band, would come to an end and THE DUBLIN LEGENDS were born.

This musical play is based on the true story of the two half brothers Ishmael and Isaac, as related in the Old Testament. Abraham was the father of both sons, but Hagar, the Egyptian was Ishmael’s mother whilst Sarah was Isaac’s mother.

A brand new adaptation of this period drama in the Welsh Language, directed by and starring Gareth John Bale. Midsummer’s Eve is Miss Julie’s time, a night filled with desire, when rules are broken, class barriers are set aside and the young mistress of the manor can dance with whomever she pleases.