Events Around Llandrindod Wells

A two-day event, to be held both in the Museum and at 7 High Street, Newtown where exhibits relating to the industrial heritage of the river and canal will be on display. Our partners are involved in current and futures uses of the waterways for leisure pursuits.

Following the sad death of our Treasurer and good friend, Ron Skilton, to Motor Neurone Disease in December 2005, this event was added to our Green Events calendar.

Whether you are a hardened mountain biker or a fun rider who happens to like a drop of real ale, The Real Ale Wobble will be right up your street. The wobble is a non-competitive event marking the beginning of the 10-day Mid Wales Beer Festival.

A tough mainly off road Half Marathon . The route is on a figure of eight basis starting from town and passing through the first section of app 7 miles which contains one tough hill climb which lasts for around 1 mile.

Half marathon in the hills around Llanwrtyd Wells. The route is well marked and marshalled

Traditional Beer Festival including the three pubs in the town hosting a wide range of real ales and ciders. Entertainment is provided each evening.

For those of you with an interest in Mountain Biking and Real Ale. A fun non competitive ride through some spectacular scenery around the Cambrian mountains. Suitable both for hardened Mountain Bikers or fun riders. With courses set for serious bikers and enthusiastic beginners .

Well marked and marshaled non-competitive mountain bike event. Option of routes and difficulty. Real Ale served at the marshaling stations. A lot of fun with fancy dress optional.

Gitta de Ridder is an Anglo-Dutch singer-songwriter who performs with a purity and simplicity that would melt the heart of even the greatest cynic. Where the poetry of words meets the honesty and rawness of folk music Gitta manages to bring in a lightness and pop-edge without losing sight of meaning and authenticity.

The Stoned Cherries are a folk band with a twist. Their material is a mix of original songs, traditional tunes and the occasional cover.

Megs Emrys Band brings powerful vocals, beautiful melodies and rich poetry steeped in a bluesy rock backdrop. Hints of their Celtic roots and Latin rhythms add magic to the air and fuel the imagination luring you in to dance or dream. Support comes from Atto Mul.

Baskerville Hall, Clyro. Gates Open 6pm. Bonfire Lit at 6.45pm and Fireworks 7pm. Adults £4, Children £1. Free Car-Parking. Variety of Stalls including Soup and Hotdogs!!

The second event in association with local Marva Jackson Lord of G-riots arts in celebration of Great Black British Achievers.

Broken Bones Matilda is comprised of two childhood friends from the West country. Their music is inspired by Americana and yet deeply rooted in the English countryside; with raspy vocals, melodic harmonies and an enchanting band supporting them, their sound is both innocent and dark.

Foot-stomping, jig-tastic future folk from Cardiff, playing an eclectic mix of Bluegrass to Bhangra, Irish to Arabic...and everything in between. Songs can be simple or complex, gentle or manic with no barriers to constrain experimentation.

Join us for some frightening fun. Hear a spooky tale or two and head out on a Halloween challenge trail. Follow clues and keep your eyes peeled for creepy cut outs around the grounds. £5.00 per child which includes a gift. Booking not required.

Join us for a Festive Wine Tasting. Sample wine perfect for any occasion over the festive season. To complement the wine, a cheese platter and festive nibbles will be served. Orders for wine will be taken on the evening. Booking required.

Brecon Baroque Festival 2018 - Festival Eucharist with the Brecon Cathedral Choir directed by Stephen Power.

Afterwards, try and find all the clues on the Halloween trail, and collect your prize once you've found them. An extra prize for those who dare to visit usin Halloween costume! Crafts from11.00 am to 3.30 pm.Trail all day.

A warm welcome to our Annual Woodcock Craft Fayre which is taking place in St Mary’s Church, Pembridge (HR6 9EA) on Saturday, 17th November between 10am and 4pm. A range of local artists will be showcasing their crafts along with our fundraising stalls.

We will meet at the Wigmore Village Hall HR6 9UW at 9.30am to depart for the wonderful Westonbirt Arboretum near Tetbury in Gloucestershire, returning by 5.30pm. We are a friendly group of gardeners and you will be made warmly welcome. This visit will allow us to indulge our senses in their stunning autumn colour.

A Model exhibition in the village hall, A selection of all types models from model engines, model steam engines, fairground, die cast model cars, lorries etc. and much more. also refreshments and free car parking.

Beautiful Greek revival house (not open) set in mature parkland with rare and ancient trees. 25 acres of gardens incl walled garden of rooms, vegetable garden, original potting shed, Victorian grotto and orangery. Wysteria scented fountain walk, 4 acre lake with shady seating areas, folly island and wildfowl.

Featuring Deborah Rose (vocals), Trev Davies (Guitar) and Dayne Cranenburgh (Double Bass). Deborah Rose is a Welsh singer/songwriter whose emotive, timeless voice has been described by folk legend Judy Collins as “one of the finest I’ve heard”. Tickets available from Lyn Bruce 01544 319143 or lynbruce7@gmail.

John Kirkpatrick opens a kit bag of songs from the two World Wars in a programme that highlights two different kinds of material.