Come to enjoy Ffiliffest on the 6th of June 2026! Menter Iaith Caerffili will organise a fest for all people in and around Caerphilly to enjoy entertainment with something for everybody - the very young and the young at heart. mentercaerffili.cymru/cy/ffilifest-cy...
A festival that ALWAYS attracts thousands of people is Tafwyl in our capital city, Cardiff. And the dates to keep for this year are 20 and 21 June 2026! You can find more information and the line-ups on the Tafwyl website. Some highlights of the festival in pictures -...
Keep the date - Gŵyl Canol Dre on 3 - 5 July 2026. Just a few pictures of what the oldest town in Cymru had to offer so far! This is how the audience enjoyed it! These videos say it all. Eden performing and entertaining the audience (thank you to Heledd ap Gwynfor)...
Hwrê! Parti Ponty will once again be bouncing of events and music in the Rhondda valley this summer. It's the only Welsh language festival in Rhondda Cynon Taf and it reaches out to everybody - Welsh speakers or not - with a warm welcome. There will also be a party in...
Gŵyl Tawe, Swansea’s Welsh language-led music and arts festival, returns with a new expanded programme taking over the city centre on the weekend of the 5th and 6th of June 2026. Initially founded outside the Railway Inn in Killay in 2021, this is the fourth edition...
Here you can see information about the gigs, concerts, music festivals etc that the Mentrau Iaith organise or help with organising - basically everything to do with music! Gwyliau / Festivals Click on the menu to see the list of festivals the Mentrau Iaith organise...
Gŵyl Fach y Fro will be back on 16 May 2026 - in Barry Island as usual! Here's a taste of the festival in pictures.
Gŵyl Fel 'na Mai (The May Festival) will be back on 2 May 2026 ! You can find out about the the highlights so far and more information about the festival in 2026 on Gŵyl Fel ‘Na Mai. Here's the line-up for 2026 to give you a little taster of what's to come! And some...
We will be celebrating St Dwynwen's Day on January 25th - she is the Welsh patron saint of love. We have put together a fun activity pack for you to learn more about Dwynwen, it includes her story, useful Welsh words, a word search amongst others! Go ahead and...
For the second consecutive year, Bethesda and the surrounding area will be hosting Gŵyl Gwenllian with a variety of events being held between Thursday 11th and Sunday 13th June 2021. With the easing of social distencing, face to face events are held including an arts...
Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus! Forget about the cold snap and the snow, why not celebrate our patron saint by learning a few Welsh words over a warm cup of tea or ‘pice bach’ (Welsh cake)?