Events Around Llandrindod Wells

Garden mainly started 17yrs ago, lower garden has spring/woodland area, raised beds mixed with vegetables, fruit trees, fruit and flowers. Perennial borders, summer house gravel paths through rose and clematis pergola.

On the last Saturday in July every year, all roads lead to Gwenddwr – a village normally hiding in the hills on the south-west side of the Wye valley, about 9 miles south of Builth. A day full of fun and entertainment for all the family.

Featuring antique and vintage quilts from the Quilt Association’s Welsh Heritage Collection, plus works inspired by them, and a group exhibition from Tangent Textiles. Join us to celebrate 25 years of quilt exhibitions in Llanidloes, Mid Wales! August 3rd - September 7th Open Monday to Saturday 10.30- 4.

4 acre riverside garden started in 2013 in a beautiful setting on River Severn just 7m from the source. Wooded wildlife area and wildlife pond, orchard, ornamental garden, herbaceous borders, scented seating areas. Riverside path, meadow and veg plot.

Ponthafren is a registered charity for people with mental health issues or those that feel lonely or isolated. Open door policy so everyone is welcome.

The Newtown Textile Museum presents it’s major exhibition in 2019 featuring the work of it’s curator Stephanie Kemp who spent the decade of the 1980’s designing, making and working with the London store - Liberty.

An exciting walk through the jungle in Newtown! High above the head are banana leaves and colourful climbers. An exotic Caribbean garden planted to remind me of my childhood in Jamaica. A winding path from the front door around the side of the house to the back door takes you on a journey through another land.

Large organic garden with encouragement of wildlife surrounding one of the finest hotels in Wales. Shrub and mixed borders, walled area incl formal herb and rose gardens, soft fruit and fruit trees, cutting border and maze. Croquet lawn (learn to play), superb views of the Black Mountains and Upper Wye Valley.

Started in 2013, the Summer Cider Cycle is one of the latest additions to the Green Events and Llanwrtyd Wells calendar. Taking place on Saturday 10th August, this is a fun bike ride through the surrounding hills, forests and valleys in this delightful part of mid Wales.

5 acre south facing garden developed over 50 years, set in magnificent hilly countryside. Some herbaceous and extensive lawns around the house. Mown paths lead through shrubs, roses and specimen trees down to the half acre Oak Pool 200ft below.

Steam Rally with Steam engines, Stationary engines, Cars, Bicycles, Motorbikes, Main arena with a dog display from Paws for thought, working area, craft tent, car boot and stalls.Food Stalls and chidren’s rides. Also a air display by Rich Goodwin.

A splendid fun afternoon for all the family, with lots to watch and do, with trade stalls, a dog show, fancy dress, a bar and lots of different foods and music! From 12:00 - 20:00 on the field behind the main car park in Hay being run by the community for the community; free entry. Please do come.

Join us at our popular annual event, celebrating craftsmanship, handmade arts and crafts, and showcasing local makers. There will be a number of workshops available, such as willow weaving, needle felting, bug-making from recycled metals, rag-rugging etc...

NAWR - A night of experimental music and sound. Performances from: SYLVIA HALLETT RHODRI DAVIES PAT MORGAN (Datblygu) RHYS TRIMBLE NAWR (meaning NOW in Welsh) is a new multidisciplinary concert series in Swansea of experimental music, free improvisation, film, lo-fi, free jazz, sound art, alternative folk and new...

The remarkable rise of energetic trio The Trials of Cato on the UK folk-scene has been the subject of massive critical attention. Dubbed The Sex Pistols of folk,” (J Davis) they pay clear homage to the tradition whilst twisting old bones into something febrile and modern, with stomping tunes and captivating stories.

The history of Hay Horse Show dates back to the late 1800s’ or early 1900s’. Some surviving cups are dated around 1924 whilst we have been given Show Cards as old as 1903. Show Field: Hardwicke Road, Cusop, Hay on Wye HR3 5TD.

Rainbreakers create tasty and soulful melodies within a garage-rock style. Clearly having a foothold within the sounds of their own generation, they are quickly building a reputation for being one of the freshest live bands to surface from the UK.

The world’s first cycling theatre company, The HandleBards, pedal from venue to venue with all the set, props and costume necessary to perform environmentally sustainable Shakespeare across the globe.

The 39th Vintage Rally will be held on 11th August 2019. Venue: Boatside Farm, Hay-on-Wye HR3 5RS. This years’ main attraction will be a Dog Display by Paws for Thought.

Wicked Splinters come from London, Liverpool and Sardinia. They bring together a mixture of melodic blues and folk, overlaying a darker brooding grunge. They have supported Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, alt-J, and Space.

Road cycling sportive (distance options 83, 114 or 203 km) starting from Drover Cycles, Hay on Wye (HR3 5EH). Join us on Sunday 18th August for a brilliant blast through the Brecon Beacons National Park…

Big Skill Crafts Festival & Workshops The globe at Hay Join us at our popular annual event, celebrating craftsmanship, handmade arts and crafts, and showcasing local makers. Artisan Stalls & Craft Workshops and Demonstrations Food & Drink available all day and evening in the Globe Bar and Cafe.

Jazz with Gypsy zing! Sparkling songs and tasty tunes... daily-bread jazz from the 1920s (when jazz was king), chilli-hot swing and bop from later decades, plus jazzy-flavoured sides of classic pop and of songs written just yesterday. All rich with instrumental pizzazz and tangy vocal harmonies.

Hay on WI are a branch of the Women’s Institute and are a friendly group of women who meet at 7.30pm on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at Cusop Village Hall. We have interesting talks, have a craft group and a Book Group and go on visits. Members free (annual fee) Visitors £3.

At the Music Room, Gregynog Hall, join the Friends of Mid Wales Opera for their annual fundraising summer’s evening of opera to launch MWO’s new “In-fidelity” season.