National Portrait prize photography exhibition in Butetown
One of this years entries, ©Alison Palmer and Olivia Mann Receiving almost twice as many submissions as last year, a new exhibition has been created... Read More
Esteemed conductor to perform Verdi
The acclaimed conductor Carlo Rizzi will be performing Verdi’s Requiem in Cardiff this week. The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama (RWCMD) College Chorus... Read More
Embrace the beat of Indian music
Raj Singh, an indian music teacher based in Cardiff, is holding dhol lessons for anyone interested in taking up a slightly more alternative musical... Read More
Male choir are in fine voice
A West Glamorgan choir are making last minute preparations ahead of their annual evening of music on Saturday 24 November. Pontarddulais Male Voice Choir will... Read More
Historic Newport building restored
The Lysaght Institute first opened its doors in 1928 and immediately became an integral part of the community The Lysaght Institute in Newport opened its... Read More
Police warn pavement cyclists
The Cathays Neighbourhood Policing Team and Cardiff City Council’s Road Safety Department have launched an initiative to promote greater safety awareness for cyclists, after recent... Read More
Cardiff Bus appoints leading lady
Cynthia Ogbonna has had many achievements in her career. She has a MBA from Cardiff Business School, and a Royal Society of Arts Fellowship. Now... Read More
Alun Michael is first South Wales PCC
Labour candidate Alun Michael has been elected as South Wales’s first Police and Crime Commissioner this week. After a second round count, Mr Michael was... Read More
Cardiff man in 5-day hunger strike
A disabled man has ended a hunger strike and vigil outside the offices of healthcare company Atos. Christos Palmer, 32, suffers from physical and mental... Read More
Free weekend at Millennium Centre
If you’re in the bay this weekend and looking for an inexpensive day out then head to the Wales Millennium Centre, which is opening for... Read More
Choir fights dementia through song
The Forget-me-Not chorus is something quite remarkable. The forty strong choir, which rehearses every Monday in Rhiwbina, is made up of Dementia sufferers and carers,... Read More
Creative Minds holds author talk
Cardiff University’s Creative Minds festival is hosting a discussion evening with the winning authors of... Read More
Sherman Cymru stages Llanast!
Welsh-lingual plays are not common in literary circles, but the Sherman Cymru Theatre is showing its support of Welsh arts this week as it stages... Read More
Chapter celebrates Experimentica festival
Chapter art centre celebrates its annual best of live art festival Experimentica: Unseen. The performance art returns on the 21 November with a five-day packed... Read More
Pram Fit is a walk in the park
British Military Fitness has produced Pram Fit, a way to motivate new mums to exercise in Bute Park every Tuesday and Thursday, without the need... Read More
Beginners sewing workshops at Milkwood
It will soon be that time of year again, when everyone scratches their head on what to buy their family and friends for Christmas. Helen... Read More
Stand-up paddling on the river
If looking trim in Christmas parties is a goal in the upcoming weeks, then stand-up paddle boarding at Cardiff International White Water is certainly the... Read More
Local food charity serve-up home truths
The Cardiff branch of an international movement against poverty and nuclear weapons is expanding this month as it strives to hand out more food to... Read More
Iron Age winter foraging explored
Iron Age food foraging gets a closer look this weekend at St. Fagans National History Museum. The exhibition held at Wales’ most popular heritage attraction,... Read More
Crêpe and cider nights for Christmas
La Crêperie de Sophie are launching festive cider and crêpe evenings with added masterclasses throughout December. The café in the High Street Arcade will serve... Read More
Alcohol-free pub plans for Cardiff
Plans for an alcohol-free pub, whose profits would help fund a local charity for people with alcohol dependencies, are currently being made in Cardiff. The... Read More
Port Talbot’s mobile cinema project
Film in Afan’s mobile cinema will educate Port Talbot youth A mobile cinema programme entitled Film in Afan which aims to put film at the... Read More
Now listen here, it’s nearly Christmas!
If you’re yearning for the quiet desolation of January free from all this humbug: tough. If you’re yarning to get into the Christmas spirit though,... Read More
Enfys scheme gains pace
In recent months, the Enfys Cycle Scheme has begun to rack up its first mileage. Fresh on the back of a stellar year for Great... Read More
Cardiff hit-and-run fundraiser
A venue in Cathays has organised a fundraiser in remembrance of hit-and-run victim Karina Menzies On the 23 November, Koko Gorilaz will play host to... Read More
Meaty menu courts controversy
Deri Reed, perhaps better known as The Ethical Chef, opened a new restaurant last week, but his decision to serve meat has attracted controversy. The... Read More
Festive merriment at Wenvoe Arms
The Wenvoe Arms is hosting a Christmas market and beer festival on the 24th and 25th of November in an attempt to get us all... Read More