Events Around Llandrindod Wells

5 acre garden incl arboretum with monkey puzzle tree, unusual yews and stand of Himalayan Birch. Large pond with magnolias, rhododendrons, azaleas, cornus. Newly planted orchard incl greengage, quince and medlar trees. Turkey, bantams and cockerel. Aviaries with rescued Barn Owls and European Eagle Owl.

I acre magical secret cottage garden with stream planted for wildlife and pollinators. Magnolias, rhododendrons, cowslips, primulas, iris, wildflowers and giant walnut tree. House covered with pyracantha, hydrangea petiolaris, Virginia creeper and lonicera to attract nesting birds. Kitchen garden and bee hives.

Explore the art of mandala and wonder of sacred geometry, at Hill Cottage Retreat Centre, near Knighton; a beautiful location in the Marches of Mid Wales.

Shepherd Geth Roberts (Llion Williams) might be getting on in years, but he still lives alone, high in the Elan Valley. A born storyteller, he’s spent his whole life working his wild and windswept farm. But now Geth faces his greatest challenge: his sight is failing and if he can’t see, then he can’t work the farm.

Join Vicki Michelle and the Hormonal Housewives as they blast their witty way through a catalogue of women’s bits: weight gain, weight loss, mood swings, moody teenagers, men, zumba, therapy, housework, homework, electrolysis, men, sex, working out, staying in, going out, bikini waxes, celebrity gossip, eating, not

Join Newtown & District Male Voice Choir for a night of traditional and popular songs, as they bring their Annual Concert to The Hafren for the first time.

Escape rooms open all week, Groups of 2 - 6 people per game

Escape rooms open all week, Groups of 2 - 6 people per game

acre plantswoman’s garden on a quiet lane surrounded by fields and woodland, bordered by a stream.

On Bank Holiday Monday 6th May, the beautiful town of Presteigne will stage a celebration of local food and gardens at this family-friendly festival.

Open from 19 April - 23 June. An exhibition of paintings from Sir Sidney Nolan’s extensive body of innovative art work produced whilst living at The Rodd (1983 - 92). The paintings are united by their modernity, vibrancy and energy.

Open from 19 April - 29 September. An exhibition in the former Grade II* listed home of Sir Sidney and Lady Nolan. Visitors, will for the first time be allowed access to the ground floor of the 16th century manor house, Rodd Court.

8 acre internationally renowned contemporary reinterpretation of an Arts and Crafts garden dating from 1912, conceived as series of rooms with yew and box topiary, parterres, colour-themed flower and shrub borders, reflecting pools, potager, Edwardian greenhouse, heritage apple orchard, follies.

The Montgomery Canal Triathlon 2019 is a great day out for families with children as well as experienced triathletes. The route involves cycling , walking and canoeing along the 35 miles of the Montgomery Canal , from Newtown to Lower Frankton, near Oswestry.

Created by the owner, a professional garden designer, the garden contains an extensive range of interesting plants. Formal garden leads to dovecote and through to mixed borders with interest throughout the year.

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.

Llanwrtyd Wells Farmer’s Market is a community event held seasonally for local producers to sell their food and craft products. Anything from home made jam and baskets to cheeses, ciders, spun yarn and home grown vegetables.

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.

Join us for the first NAWR Experimental Music Night in Hay! Teddy Hunter, Beresford/Hammond, Peiriant, Jenn Kirby. 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 music.

Garnering near-cult status as purveyors of original genre-bending music, Port Erin are a band of three. The past decade has seen them extensively tour the U.K. performing over 600 shows at some of of the U.K.’s most prestigious venues.

Rhythm Thieves are a progressive trance-dance folk-rock band comprising wah-guitar, keyboards, flute, drums, bass and three vocals. They have entertained audiences throughout mid-England and Wales with their idiosyncratic original music and cover versions for over twenty years now.

Friday Night Comedy once a month! May’s Lineup: Opener - Cal Stewart, Headliner - Jon Wagstaffe and MC Stefan Evans. Plus appearances from Alice Campion, Ali Hancock and James Ryan.

Arcadia Roots are Worcestershire based band whose music is a combination of reggae, trance-blues and rock.

Jack Blackman is fast developing into one the most accomplished and exciting young performers on the roots scene today. Jack’s guitar playing has been described as ’exceptional’ by Whispering Bob Harris. He has performed his songs all across the country and as far as the Mississippi Delta.

With rich compelling melodies and tight driving rhythm, five-piece Flatworld play lively world music from all points East.