
Tuesday, 20 October, 18:30
Dirty Dancing
The stage version of Dirty Dancing returns to Cardiff on its UK and Irish tour, for a week at the Donald Gordon Theatre.
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Tuesday, 20 October, 18:30
The stage version of Dirty Dancing returns to Cardiff on its UK and Irish tour, for a week at the Donald Gordon Theatre.

Thursday, 22 October, 08:30
Hosted by National Trust Cymru at Tredegar House, a breakfast talk and expert panel on how data, technology and cross-sector collaboration can help Wales respond to flooding, wildfire and changing water cycles, with an optional estate tour. Free for FinTech Wales members.

Thursday, 22 October, 16:00
An evening of networking and conversation with Scott Hill, CTO at Hodge Bank, on a career spanning IBM, Accenture, Dyson, Diageo and Versace, followed by a chaired conversation and audience Q&A. Free to register, with canapés and refreshments.

Thursday, 22 October, 18:00
Electronic pioneers Sean Booth and Rob Brown bring Autechre's expanded 2026 live run to Cardiff: a full-immersion, complete-focus live show.

Thursday, 22 October, 19:00
Following her acclaimed 2025 show Side Eye, comedian Rachel Fairburn returns with a new stand-up hour.

Friday, 23 October, 19:00
A night of cabaret-tinged Halloween warm-up chaos: part gig, part glorious curveball.

Saturday, 24 October, 09:00
A Dirty Dancing-inspired Pilates class in Awen Bar at Wales Millennium Centre.

Saturday, 24 October, 17:00
Rave bingo with a Bavarian twist: steins, a live oompah band, festive games and themed decor at Depot.

Saturday, 24 October, 19:00
A cabaret night for horror fans: do you have what it takes to survive a horror film — are you the final girl, or the killer?

Sunday, 25 October, 10:00
A daytime fair with 30+ specialist vendors selling Pokémon and other trading card games, rare singles, graded cards, sealed products and collectables.

Sunday, 25 October, 15:00
A concert marking 60 years since the Aberfan disaster, built around Paul Mealor's new requiem From Darkness into Light, with the Aberfan Schools Choirs, Ynysowen Male Voice Choir and the BBC National Chorus of Wales.

Sunday, 25 October, 19:00
Cabaret and Little Wander, the team behind Machynlleth Comedy Festival, present a night of queer stand-up comedy.

Tuesday, 27 October, 12:00
An immersive installation of hypnotic imagery across an array of screens, showing landscapes in flux and the force of nature, in WMC's Annwn immersive space.

Thursday, 29 October, 20:00
Multi-award-winning stand-up Harriet Kemsley asks what happens when life, after years of chaos, finally starts going right.

Friday, 30 October, 20:00
Bullet Tooth makes a Depot debut on Halloween weekend, with support from Cam Stockman.

Friday, 30 October, 20:00
A fantasy-themed cabaret night: saddle the horses, gather your fellowship and go there and back again.

Saturday, 31 October, 13:00
A family afternoon of Halloween favourites and mysterious music, as the orchestra conjures up ghosts and goblins in BBC Hoddinott Hall.

Saturday, 31 October, 15:00
Bingo Lingo: Halloween House of Horrors — rave rounds, on-stage battles, scary surprises and Halloween anthems. This is the afternoon session; the evening session is sold out.

Thursday, 5 November, 08:30
A relaxed morning of networking and member showcases for FinTech Wales and Clockwise Cardiff members, with short show-and-tell talks where selected speakers introduce their business, demo a product or share a practical lesson.

Thursday, 5 November, 19:30
An epic new play about power, national identity and the price of silence, co-directed by Michael Sheen and Steffan Donnelly. Evenings Tue–Sat 7.30pm, with Thursday and Saturday matinées.

Friday, 6 November, 20:00
Comedian Laura Lexx on ten years of marriage, every bad idea and unfiltered thought included.

Saturday, 7 November, 20:00
A night of cabaret, variety and burlesque, tied together with comedy.

Wednesday, 11 November, 19:30
An orchestral programme of remembrance and hard-won joy, opening with Ravel's Le Tombeau de Couperin and turning to Vaughan Williams.

Thursday, 12 November, 09:30
A speaker session followed by roundtable breakouts on Consumer Duty, fraud detection and credit decisioning, with FCA regulatory context included.

Thursday, 12 November, 19:30
Hay Festival after dark: pantomime with Craig Revel Horwood, the stories behind Christmas number ones with Bob Stanley, and live music from Betsan.

Thursday, 12 November, 20:00
West End 'rockstar magician' Arron Jones attempts a magic trick so good it reaches number one in the UK singles chart — with the audience's help.

Friday, 13 November, 18:00
Not your nan's bingo: a full-blown party with huge anthems, on-stage battles, the legendary rave round and prizes, run regularly at Depot.

Friday, 13 November, 20:00
Showman Christopher Hall hosts a comic 'hometown holiday' cabaret night out.

Saturday, 14 November, 15:00
Electronic music pioneers Sasha and John Digweed make their Shangri-La debut with a night of progressive house and their trademark back-to-back sets.

Sunday, 15 November, 20:00
Trumpeter Tomos Williams and his band return to Cabaret, after a sold-out show in February, to play the music of Miles Davis.

Thursday, 19 November, 20:00
A cabaret show promising a story of Diana you almost certainly don't know.

Friday, 20 November, 20:00
International cabaret star Deeva D in a night of sultriness and camp comedy.

Saturday, 21 November, 15:00
Paradisco's Cardiff debut: New York house pioneer Todd Terry, Grammy-winning producer Mousse T., vocalist Julie McKnight and the Paradisco DJs.

Saturday, 21 November, 20:00
Comedian Tez Ilyas returns with a brand-new stand-up show of fresh jokes, furious rants and ridiculous stories.
Sunday, 22 November, 19:00
Swedish theatrical metal band Avatar bring their Don't Go In The Forest '26 European headline tour to Cardiff, with special guests Neckbreakker.

Monday, 23 November, 19:00
UK hard rock band Little Angels return with the full original line-up for a rare UK tour. Their 1993 album Jam went to number one.

Tuesday, 24 November, 19:00
The London five-piece return to Cardiff with new music and a European headline tour, for their biggest Welsh show yet.

Wednesday, 25 November, 19:00
Ultravox frontman Midge Ure blends his hits with atmospheric instrumentals from his solo albums, many never performed live before.

Thursday, 26 November, 19:00
Music theatre makers Gagglebabble combine the adventure and heart of Raymond Briggs' The Snowman with their own humour and anarchy.

Thursday, 26 November, 19:30
BBC National Orchestra of Wales and conductor Simon Crawford-Phillips in a contemporary programme with two UK premieres and a world premiere, opening with HK Gruber.

Thursday, 26 November, 20:00
Cabaret and Little Wander, the curators behind Machynlleth Comedy Festival, present weird, wonderful and wildly funny stand-up.

Friday, 27 November, 18:00
Bingo Lingo's Christmas show, inspired by The Greatest Showman: circus-style performances, big anthems and bingo, on several nights through November and December.

Friday, 27 November, 20:00
A festive cabaret night out for musical theatre fans.

Sunday, 29 November, 12:00
A Christmas pop party for young girls, with music, dancing and festive sparkle from midday to 4.30pm.

Monday, 30 November, 19:30
The ABBA musical comes to the Donald Gordon Theatre for one week only, from 30 November.

Thursday, 3 December, 19:30
A festive, family-friendly concert of seasonal classics conducted by Luis Castillo Briceño, opening with the Prelude from Humperdinck's Hänsel und Gretel.

Thursday, 3 December, 20:30
A love letter in song, celebrating Shane MacGowan, Sinéad O'Connor, David Bowie, Radiohead, Brel, Nick Cave and more.

Saturday, 5 December, 17:00
An ABBA-inspired party in Cabaret from 5 to 7pm, timed to go with a visit to MAMMA MIA!

Sunday, 6 December, 16:00
An afternoon of stand-up from Guz Khan, creator and star of the BAFTA-nominated BBC Three series Man Like Mobeen.

Sunday, 6 December, 20:00
Comedian Leroy Brito, seen in Netflix's Baby Reindeer and on tour with Rhod Gilbert and Mo Gilligan, with his biggest show to date.

Tuesday, 8 December, 19:00
A nostalgic festive singalong of school-assembly Christmas classics, mashups and stories, from the teacher turned TikTok and Glastonbury favourite.

Wednesday, 9 December, 19:00
After more than a decade together, The Hunna play their final tour: the last chance to see the band live.

Wednesday, 9 December, 19:30
The Royal Shakespeare Company's multi-award-winning musical, based on Roald Dahl's book, returns on tour over Christmas and New Year.

Thursday, 10 December, 17:00
A reflective evening where community members each present one honest lesson from their AI work this year. Relaxed festive format, with community awards.

Thursday, 10 December, 19:00
A honky-tonk Christmas party of modern country hits and classics, including music made famous by Shania Twain and Luke Combs.

Sunday, 13 December, 16:00
The For Wales See Wales trio get merry with a Christmas live show in Cabaret.

Sunday, 13 December, 19:00
A festive evening of Christmas classics with a Welsh male voice choir and a live band.

Wednesday, 16 December, 20:30
WMC's own Christmas burlesque night out: glamorous, outrageous and unmistakably Welsh. 18+.

Thursday, 21 January, 09:00
A half-day facilitated workshop for C-suite and directors on building a 90-day AI roadmap, governance frameworks and change management. Small cohort, maximum 20.

Thursday, 15 April, 09:00
A facilitated discussion for NHS, local authority and Welsh Government teams on what's working, what isn't, and how to procure and deploy AI responsibly.

Thursday, 20 May, 13:00
The annual research presented in full: findings, sector snapshots, skills gaps and recommendations. A panel responds and the audience votes on top priorities for 2027–28.

Thursday, 17 June, 13:00
A speaker session and live Q&A on grid management, demand forecasting and carbon accounting, with case studies from Welsh energy operators and developers.