Events Around Llandrindod Wells

Llandrindod Wells Town Council hosts the Annual Vintage & Classic Vehicle Display at the County Hall Car Park, Llandrindod Wells LD1 5LG. Free Vintage Bus Rides to Llandrindod Wells Lake. Refreshments available on site.

Llandrindod Wells 38th Victorian Festival. Torchlight Procession departs from Temple Gardens at 8.35 pm; torches available from 7.30 pm. The Fireworks Display, sponsored by Llandrindod Wells Town Council, will commence promptly at 9.15 pm.

“bloody thou art; bloody will be thy end.” Richard III’s relentless, murderous quest for power. A seductive chameleon finally haunted by the many he has destroyed. This company has had rave reviews from audiences and prides itself on being fun, adventurous and ambitious. We can’t wait to welcome them.

A full costume performance of Richard III with live music in the glorious setting of the Willow Globe. If you don’t know it - Google it! A fantastic rural open air setting.

Join locals and visitors for an August Bank Holiday Monday afternoon of family fun and entertainment at the local agricultural show and sports. Bar and Refreshments on site. Show enquiries contact Christine Davies call her on 01597 811306 or email her at galedrhyd@hotmail.

‘Out of the Wood’ at the Bleddfa Centre’s apple orchard is a contemporary sculpture exhibition bringing together 13 invited artists from Wales and England.

Parallel Visions by Lesley Wootton and Jane Farrington. These two mixed media artists have work which is uncannily complementary, often with a surreal or tongue-in-cheek element.

Meet at the old wash pool SN 932697. Part of the Elan Valley Walking Festival. Local historians David James and Vic Pardoe will lead this 5.5 mile scenic walk into the highlands of the Elan Valley, visiting Esgair Perfedd Roman Marching Camp, Cairns, Cists and Stone Rows. Please bring a packed lunch and drinks.

Part of the Elan Valley Walking Festival. Meeting point given upon booking. A joint event with Brecon Beacons Park Society. Join Dilys Harlow and Andrew Leonard as they lead the first part of the Monks Trod linear route from Strata Florida to Pont-ar-Elan. This 11.

A fun afternoon of pond dipping - suitable for all the family. No unaccompanied children please. Booking is essential - only 20 places available. Book by calling 01597 810880. Meet at Dol y Mynach layby (Grid reference SN 904617) We reserve the right to change/cancel events. .

A gentle 3 mile walk following the line of the old railway from the Visitor Centre to Cwmdauddwr, looking at historical features of interest along the way. Meet at the Elan Valley Visitor Centre. A lift back to the Visitor Centre will be available afterwards. We reserve the right to change/cancel events.

A 4 mile guided walk to learn about the area, including the remains of Nant y Gro Dam which was used for tests before the WW2 Dambusters Raid. There is a steep climb of 40 metres up the steps to the top of the dam and then a very steep 140 metre climb. Meet at the Elan Valley Visitor Centre.

A 6 mile low-level reservoir circuit with some woodland and farmland paths as well as the Elan Valley Trail. Wear walking boots. Meet at Nantgwyllt Church car park (Grid reference SN 909639). We reserve the right to change/cancel events.

Learn about the history of Caban Coch Dam, the workers’ village and other stories on this easy one mile walk. Meet at the Elan Valley Visitor Centre. We reserve the right to change/cancel events.

Ever wanted to make sense of the wonderful array of stars in our sky£ Let Martin Nelmes and his team from the University of Aberystwyth help you join the dots and learn about the origins of the well-known constellations. Four FREE Shows at 11am, 12 noon, 2pm and 3pm.

Local artist Angela May Lewis will provide you with full tuition to create an Oil painting on canvas from start to finish, using various tools and techniques. Suitable for all abilities. Places are limited, so please book in advance on 01597 810880. £30 per person, payable in advance.

The 2019 Annual Exhibition of Local Artists. A free event for all where you will see a great selection of Quality art from Talented Local Artists. The Club has been exhibiting at the Metropole Hotel for over 60 years now. Meet the artists and you are invited to vote for your favourite.

The Bleddfa Sewing Group are a group of needle-workers who have embroidered textiles for Bleddfa Church such as altar hangings and kneelers, and they are currently engaged in produced a series of tapestries depicting the history of Bleddfa from earliest times.

The Bleddfa Centre Reading Group meets once a month, normally on the first Saturday afternoon. Each meeting discusses a pre-selected book, ranging across genres, covering fiction (traditional and contemporary) and non-fiction (biography, autobiography, memoir, history). We welcome new members.

Long standing Bleddfa trustee Peter Conradi has published his autobiography, Family Business. His partner James O’Neill has also published his memoir, Undressing which was Observer Book of the Week.

The class is suitable for people of all ages, shapes and abilities; men and women are welcome. If you’ve never tried yoga, this is the class to get you started, but it is equally appropriate if you are familiar with the techniques.

Led by John Rowlands-Pritchard An inclusive day course for singers and also for those with interests in the history of music, theology, meditation, and cultural history.

Neolithic farm in early stages of reconstruction - a project looking at the first farming in Wales. Demonstrations in flint knapping, pottery firing, tanning techniques, rock painting, tool making, shoe making and the ongoing construction of a Neolithic house.

Held each August in an intimate setting nestling on the Powys/Herefordshire border, the Presteigne Festival has become a focal point for those seeking musical nourishment and artistic discovery in the beautiful surroundings of the Welsh Marches.

To celebrate European Bat Weekend, join Sorcha Lewis for an evening bat and moth discovery walk at Llannerch y Cawr. Please bring torches. Suitable for families. Meet at Llannerch y Cawr car park.