Saturday, 25 July, 21:06
Folk Night in Cardiff
An evening of traditional Welsh folk music and dance
Wrexham is North Wales' largest town and a dynamic hub for events, arts, and sport. The town has gained international attention through its historic Racecourse Ground, home to the world's oldest inter...
Wrexham is North Wales' largest town and a dynamic hub for events, arts, and sport. The town has gained international attention through its historic Racecourse Ground, home to the world's oldest international football stadium and Wrexham AFC. William Aston Hall hosts concerts and theatre productions, while Tŷ Pawb arts centre has transformed the former market hall into a creative space for exhibitions, workshops, and performances. Wrexham's industrial heritage shines through events at the Minera Lead Mines and Erddig, a magnificent National Trust property hosting seasonal festivals and outdoor events. The town centre comes alive with regular markets in the Victorian arcades and Queen's Square. Focus Wales, an annual music and arts festival, brings emerging artists to venues across the town. Chirk Castle and the nearby Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, provide stunning settings for heritage events. With excellent road and rail connections to Chester and Liverpool, Wrexham draws visitors from across the border for its unique blend of Welsh culture, sporting passion, and community spirit.
4 events
Saturday, 25 July, 21:06
An evening of traditional Welsh folk music and dance
Wednesday, 29 July, 21:06
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Traditional Welsh choral music in historic venue