Cardiff character: Manuel Vigario
Wearing both a black tailored suit and a welcoming smile, Manuel Vigario appears from his office for a rare break. ... Read More
Cardiff character: Sion Llywd
Sion Llywd is a busy man. What with touring as part of Wales’ most upcoming band and balancing an MA workload and social life, it’s... Read More
Cardiff characters: Allen & Kevin Rees
Allen and Kevin Rees are a father and son duo who have had great success running their butchers shop A&K Rees family Butchers on Cowbridge... Read More
Cardiff character: Jay Shah
Koko Gorilaz will soon be host to a huge fundraising event set up in aid of Karina Menzies and other victims of the recent tragedy... Read More
Cardiff character: Colour Doomed
The street artist who is responsible for a part of the new graffiti on the Cardiff Fashion Quarter walls and who goes under the alias... Read More
Cardiff character: Rachel Shepherd
You might have heard of the Word Virus Essay but not even known it. Stickers of their logo, a cartoon robot, are scattered all... Read More
Cardiff character: Rob Green
Alt Cardiff managed to grab a quick 5 minutes with Sensei Rob Green from his karate class, to chat to us how he karate-chopped his... Read More
Cardiff character: Kathryn Ashill
Kathryn Ashill in Craig Y Nos – a performance dealing with childhood memories Seated in the canteen of the Chapter Arts Centre where she works... Read More
Cardiff character: David Le Masurier
David Le Masurier potters in from the kitchen and places a pot of peach tea on the table, before settling down into a secondhand chair.... Read More
Cardiff character: Sarah Evans
What picture forms in mind’s eye if someone mentions a library? Is there just a building that holds a collection of books, or is it... Read More
Cardiff character: Sophie Bennett
Sophie Bennett is not a name you may have heard of, but she’s certainly someone to keep an eye on in the management of Welsh... Read More
Join the latest dance trend hitting Cardiff
Celebrate 10 years since the end of the Angolan civil war with Kizomba, a dance and music style originating from South Africa. Kizomba is developed... Read More
Cathays cemetery awarded green flag
Maintaining an area of some 110 acres is no mean feat, but Cathays Cemetery has once again received The Green Flag Award for its high... Read More
Cardiff button shop turns 30
Claire Grove Buttons has recently celebrated its 30th anniversary, making it one of the oldest shops... Read More
Vintage store launches movie club
Cardiff’s Hubbard’s Cupboard has launched a Vintage Movie Club with events scheduled to take place every other week. The High Street Arcade store opened its... Read More
Filco store employs local food initiative
The Welsh supermarket chain Filco has revamped its Cowbridge store and made headway in its aim to source more products locally in an attempt to... Read More
Soundtrack welcomes Joby Burgess
Internationally celebrated percussionist Joby Burgess will be serving up an audio-visual treat at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama on 15 November. The... Read More
Welsh artist challenges audience
Artist Kathryn Ashill recently performed a work in New York inviting visitors to throw lumps of polished amethyst at her. Most people were trying to... Read More
Who will win this year’s Coach of the Year?
The annual Sports Coach of the Year awards is back and the search for Wales’ best coaches and volunteers is nearly upon us. Chair of Sport... Read More
Busking school comes to Cardiff
Street performers are honing their skills at a Cardiff’s school for busking. Founded in 2006, The School of Busking provides an intense 3 day course... Read More
Ballet Cymru dances to Matthews’ tunes
The name Cerys Matthews is well known, both for her work in the Brit-pop group Catatonia, and her show on BBC Radio 6. Now her... Read More
Super reliable 4G launches in Cardiff
Cardiff now has 4G, the next generation internet speed for compatible mobile devices. The EE network, which owns Orange and T Mobile, won the bidding... Read More
Cardiff Tea Club hosts November events
Now in its second year Cardiff Tea Club brings together local communities in a celebration of all things tea. The club was founded Daisy Green... Read More
Cold weather plan launched in Cardiff
The Cardiff Council has plans in place to ensure the city is kept moving during the winter period following the launch of the Met Office’s... Read More
Cardiff impressed with graffiti
Street art on the walls of the new Fashion Quarter on Womanby Street is proving a hit with residents of the city. Last month, graffiti... Read More
50 years and 23 films of Bond music
The Royal Welsh College Orchestra will perform a special lunchtime concert this Wednesday to showcase the best of 50 years of Bond, James Bond’s music.... Read More
Are you game for Game?
Game-meat is a criminally overlooked alternative to the traditional four (Chicken, beef, pork and lamb) that we eat every day, but the national Game-to-eat month... Read More