1+ week, 3+ day ago   (443+ words) As summer slips into autumn, Wales’ food festival season is far from finished. September and October bring some of the biggest and quirkiest dates in the Welsh foodie calendar, from serious chef action and artisan producers to fire-cooked feasts in…...

4+ week, 17+ hour ago   (117+ words) Fling away your phone and start reconnecting with life, people and the changing of the seasons: that’s the invigorating message of The Ritual Year. This fascinating compilation of annual traditions dances its way across our sceptred isle, seeking out the…...

1+ mon, 6+ day ago   (774+ words) For the second part of her report on this year’s edition of the Talking Pictures TV festival in Monmouth’s Savoy Theatre, Julia Deli hears about paranormal experiences, shonky Doctor Who props and fielding Merthyr Town FC-related enquiries from Her Maj....

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (703+ words) Bequiffed popstars, high kicks and quips about being paid in the old money for your hits. This and much more nostalgic merriment is on offer at any Talking Pictures TV festival, and its latest visit to Monmouth was no exception....

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (284+ words) Tonight, Cardiff Castle is very full – sold out, in fact – with Scottish rock titans Biffy Clyro back in town for their second show this year. The first, at the Arena back in January, was also fully booked, and some bands…...

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (207+ words) Sammy Virji cemented his status as king of the modern UK garage resurgence with a spectacular, high-energy headline show at Cardiff Castle: an open-air event which transformed the historic Welsh fortress into a sun-drenched, bass-heavy paradise. While the glitter may…...

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (221+ words) Hari Berrow profiles four Welsh stage productions which are set to trek up to Edinburgh next month – after preview performances in Cardiff – and jostle for attention as part of Britain’s biggest arts festival: Songs From Across The Sueniverse, Frogs In…...

1+ mon, 4+ week ago   (895+ words) Whirling dervish of the Welsh underground festival circuit, Julia Deli, went to north Powys in late June for her latest such weekender, the Workhouse Party in Llanfyllin. Her report of the fun to be had in and around the site…...

2+ mon, 17+ hour ago   (635+ words) Wales’ most renowned moveable feast, the National Eisteddfod, is set to have a big birthday in a small village – its story begins in Cardigan circa 1176, and will write its latest chapter in Llantwd, just up the road, in 2026. Antonia Levay…...

2+ mon, 6+ day ago   (697+ words) Buzz Magazine Art, culture and the best of what’s on in Wales Looking for something in particular? Review: barn-bound Monmouthshire festival THE WEEKEND RUMBLE These days, it feels like you have to take out a small mortgage to attend large…...