West Wales events
Current guide from Tuesday 6 October 2026, with near-term events prioritised and selected dates extending through autumn and winter. Find the latest event guide for Ceredigion, including current dates around Cardigan, Aberaeron, New Quay, Aberystwyth and the Cardigan Bay coast. Use the weekly guide for what is happening now, then explore our county stories and all-weather ideas.
Events in Ceredigion
Find the latest event guide for Ceredigion, including current dates around Cardigan, Aberaeron, New Quay, Aberystwyth and the Cardigan Bay coast. Use the weekly guide for what is happening now, then explore our county stories and all-weather ideas.
Current guide · From 6 October 2026
Listings are grouped by county and identify the nearest town or destination. Check the linked organiser or venue before travelling.
Events and things to do across Aberystwyth, Cardigan and the wider county.
Event imageCeredigion · Aberaeron
This weekend
Saturday 10 October 2026 · 11am-2pm
Llanerchaeron
A day of bird-themed creativity and mindful nature activity, including feeder making, outdoor sketching and a gentle guided walk through the estate.
Ceredigion · Aberystwyth
This weekend
Sunday 11 October 2026 · 12.30-6pm
Aberystwyth Arts Centre
A celebration of culture and community organised by EMWWAA, with music, dance, discussions, workshops, stalls and activities.
Event imageCeredigion · Aberystwyth
Coming soon
Tuesday 13 October 2026 · 8pm
Aberystwyth Arts Centre
Mary Coughlan brings her distinctive voice and jazz, blues and folk repertoire to Aberystwyth for a live concert.
Ceredigion · Aberystwyth
Coming soon
Saturday 17 October 2026 · 2.30pm and 7.30pm
Aberystwyth Arts Centre
Frân Wen’s Welsh-language stage adaptation imagines two possible futures for Wales, with English captions.
Event imageCeredigion · Aberaeron
Coming soon
21 October-1 November 2026 · daily, 10am-4.30pm
Llanerchaeron
An extended half-term programme explores Calan Gaeaf through a themed trail, Welsh folklore, storytelling and hands-on family activities across the estate.
Event imageImage: Aberteifi LiveCeredigion · Cardigan
Coming soon
Friday 30-Saturday 31 October 2026
Various venues in Cardigan
A two-day, multi-venue celebration of live music, culture and creative talent across Cardigan, with artists from Wales, Ireland and further afield.
Event imageCeredigion · Aberystwyth
Now showing
On display through Sunday 28 February 2027
National Library of Wales
A collaborative photography and film exhibition created by Bleak Fabulous with young people from the Traveller community in Pontypool.
Event imageCeredigion · Cardigan
Now showing
Through Saturday 7 November 2026 · Tuesday-Saturday, 10.30am-4pm
Oriel Canfas Gallery
Painter Katie Allen and glass artist Verity Pulford exhibit together for the first time, bringing painting, charcoal, cast and kiln-formed glass and porcelain into a conversation shaped by nature and the Welsh landscape.
Ceredigion · Cardigan
Now showing
Through 17 October 2026
Corn Exchange Gallery, Cardigan Guildhall
Browse work by Ceredigion makers at the Corn Exchange Gallery, where exhibitions change through the year.
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From the archive
Catch up on earlier West Wales event guides. Event details in archived guides were correct at the time of publication.
Nine listings spanning exhibitions, walks, music, comedy, dance and family cinema.
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Seaweed culture, endurance sport, theatre, rural life and contemporary craft.
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Harbour events, live performance and major motorsport.
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Festivals, wildlife, motoring and late-summer celebrations.
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Medieval adventures, contemporary circus, wildlife, astronomy, art and family science.
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County shows, outdoor theatre, contemporary circus, community celebrations and a historic regatta.
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Dinosaurs, dragons, racing, local food, outdoor cinema and a drone light show.
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