Events Around Llandrindod Wells

The Real Ale Ramble is held annually in conjunction with the 10-day Mid-Wales Beer Festival. The ramble begins from the Town Square and follows one of 2 waymarked routes of 12 or 20 miles or 2 guided routes of 5 and 8 miles with free real ales available at the checkpoints!

MARK HARRISON (National + 12-string guitars/vocals) with Charles Benfield (double bass) and Ben Welburn (drums/percussion). There is no one in music quite like Mark Harrison. He is widely considered one of the most original and interesting artists currently operating in the UK.

Blackbeard’s Tea Party’s bold and riotous modern folk rock is built for late nights and big stages. Traditional songs and tunes are given a heavy rock edge with earth shattering riffs, playful arrangements and driving dance rhythms. This is gutsy folk rock dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st Century.

Join The Black Eyed Dogs for an intimate trio show at The Globe in Hay-on-Wye. Helmed by one of the fathers of Americana, Ethan Johns, Black Eyed Dogs have been receiving rave reviews for their compelling live performances.

A Welsh speaker with Bajan heritage, 23 year old Kizzy Crawford’s solo career began just a few years ago. In that time, Kizzy has developed an increasing sophistication to her songwriting and performance, which is complimented by her soaring voice that boasts both range and charisma.

Maz spent her teenage years singing in folk clubs, and in 2014 was the recipient of a BBC Performing Arts Fund Fellowship (Adele was a previous recipient) which paired her as an emerging artist in residence with The English Folk Dance and Song Society.

Celebrating all that’s good about winter cooking, with over 50 companies and stalls from local producers and free musical entertainment. It is held outdoors in the Memorial Car Park in the middle of the town.

Drawing influence from both New Orleans and traditional funk artists, Jack Mac’s Funk Pack is making a strong presence felt in the South Wales and South West England music scenes.

Cocktail Night at The River Café 3 courses, 2 cocktails £15

A 3 day event selling locally made items, from Christmas cards and decorations to gin and handbags! Stock up your Christmas larder with locally grown produce and homemade cakes and chutneys. Refreshments available Free entry

Spend a relaxing day creating Christmas Decorations. An ideas sheet and list of material required will be provided. Everyone will take at least two decorations home. Price includes tea and coffee on arrival, two course festive lunch and afternoon tea served with mince pies. Booking required

Start your Christmas with an afternoon concert of seasonal music with a return performance from the winner of the 2018 Gregynog Young Musician Competition.

Come & enjoy a Festive Afternoon Tea. Relax with a glass of mulled wine and a selection of festive sandwiches & cakes and take in the festive atmostphere.

A warm welcome to our Annual Woodcock Craft Fayre which is taking place in St Mary’s Church, Pembridge (HR6 9EA) on Saturday, 23rd November between 10am and 4pm. A range of local artists will be showcasing their crafts along with our fundraising stalls.

The Marches Choir, conducted by Alistair Auld, will present a programme of music by Benjamin Britten, one of Britain’s greatest composers, and Georg Frederic Handel, who was German-born and became a naturalized Briton.

Castle Artists are hosting their Christmas 2019 Exhibition when around 15 local artists come together to show ‘Affordable Art’, which can include paintings, linocuts, watercolours, sculpture, textiles, ceramics and cards.

Tonight we will welcome Hugh Thomas who is the head gardener at Little Malvern Court near Little Malvern in Worcestershire. The house and gardens have been home to the Berington family by descent since the 1530’s.

The finest songs from the master of the modern chanson, Jacques Brel, come to life when this trio of singers perform their revue. Jacque Brel’s music, famed for its emotional power and ironic wit, has been recorded by stars from Frank Sinatra and Dusty Springfield to David Bowie and Marc Almond.

Step back in time to the 1940’s at Croft and discover how the family would have been celebrating Christmas. Discover traditional, hand-made decorations, sing along to carols in the Saloon, go on a frosty winter walk through the parkland and tuck into some festive treats in the tea-room. Booking Not Needed.

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Find Father Christmas in his magical workshop in the stables. Find Father Christmas in his workshop and enjoy some Christmassy crafts while you wait. Don’t forget your Christmas lists! 6 per child, which includes crafts and a visit to Father Christmas (with early gift). Booking Essential.

Get into the festive spirit and make your own traditional wreath to take home. Wrap up warm and join our garden team as you have a go at making your own wreath out of natural materials from the gardens at Croft.

Find Father Christmas in his magical workshop in the stables. Find Father Christmas in his workshop and enjoy some Christmassy crafts while you wait. Don’t forget your Christmas lists! 6 per child, which includes crafts and a visit to Father Christmas (with early gift). Booking Essential.

Conversations, support and influence about how we live with dementia. Run by and for people living with dementia.

The Cards for Good Causes Christmas card pop up shop returns to St Mary’s Church Brecon for 2019.