Ceredigion Gwyliau a Digwyddiadau

Women In Tune is the UKs only music festival for women. It is in its 13th year and this year it is being held from Thursday 12 August - Sunday 15 August. This amazing and unique music festival is being held 4 miles from Lampeter in the beautiful Ceredigion countryside.

Women come from all over the world to make music and listen to other women play music. There are performances, workshops open mic sessions and the opportunity to make new friends or meet up with old friends.

This music festival has a loyal and committed following and provides a safe space for women. We are accessible for disabled women and also provide the opportunities for women to crew at the festival.
For further details of this wonderful festival see our website: www.womenintune.co.uk

Concert as part of the Cardigan 2010 Celebrations

A concert by St Davids Cathedral Choir with works by Handel, Vivaldi, Stanford, Ireland etc with soloists.

As part of the day’s celebrations, there will be a special Chinese Fair in the foyer offering traditional Chinese produce and activities.

The Fair will feature Chinese medicine, massage, acupuncture, calligraphy, Chinese food, Green tea, Chinese crafts, cloths, and a painting exhibition, as well as performances and demonstrations including the Dragon and Lion Dance, Chinese Dance, Kung Fu & Tai-chi, music, songs, and poetry recitals.

Food and Craft Stalls along the streets and in Tysul Hall.

Visit Santa’s Grotto at the Tysul Youth Centre & at the Sacred Hands Spiritual Centre.

Music by local School Children and other bands.

Park and Ride will be available from the Primary School car park from 3.45pm. And also from Half Moon Pont Tyweli.

The main street from the Llandysul Bridge to Bradford square will be closed from 12noon—10pm.

Parade mackerel, blessing and cremation.
Tin bath regatta and water events.
Stalls, music, bands and refreshments.

UK’s only music festival for women. Combines making, learning and listening to music and other related arts activities.

Festival 2009 Programme

Please see BOOKING FORM on website - link below.

Musicians, artists & workshop facilitators contributing this year include:

Carolyn Hillyer ~ Maggie Nicols
Mandy Woods ~ Invocal ~ Gina Heathersprite
Zoox ~ Côr Gobaith ~
H2 (Hilary Ramsden & Heathers Summers)
Marion Oughton ~ Clare Summerskill
Simone Mansell Broome
Grew ~ Carol Lovekin
& many more!

Prices include camping for the day(s) the ticket is valid.

Income level a.Full event price  b. Single day price*  c.Single Evening performance
Working a.£110 b.£40 c.£12
Low waged a.£80 b.£25 c.£10
Unwaged a.£50 b.£15 c.£8
Under 16’s ** Free Free Free
* Includes the evening performance for the day of the ticket.
** Please note this festival is for women and girls and we ask you not to bring any boys over the age of 5

The festival closes officially on Monday evening. You are free to camp on Monday night and pack up and depart at your leisure on Tuesday morning.

Inspired by and based on the book ‘Wales’s Best One Hundred Churches’ by T.J.Hughes, Delyth Jenkins, one of Wales’s foremost players of the Celtic harp, undertakes a concert tour of buildings of architectural, historical and spiritual significance, perfect settings for her music which has been described as ‘meditative’ and ‘rich with imagery’. Her programme includes traditional tunes, as well as her own lyrical compositions.

Shakespeare in St Dogmaels Abbey,

Antony & Cleopatra is the Abbey Shakespeare Players’ 23rd summer production in St Dogmaels Abbey and will be directed by Ian Wood.

As always, spectacle and live music will be part of this Abbey Shakespeare Players production featuring Shakespeare’s greatest female character, all in the magical setting of St Dogmaels Abbey.

Performances at 8 pm

Tickets available from Theatr Mwldan

Annual rock festival featuring local musicians, stalls, children’s area, free camping.

Gwyl Fawr Aberteifi, annual festival of music and dance held in Cardigan.