Sesiwn Fawr Dolgellau
A Welsh-language music festival filling the squares of this stone-built Snowdonia town.
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"A 25,000-capacity festival on a Brecon Beacons estate where ten areas wrap live music around literature, science, comedy and a giant burning Green Man."
Green Man
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Llandrindod Wells Victorian Festival
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Between the Trees
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Llys Y Fran Fireworks Display
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Llandeilo Festival of Senses (Llandeilo Christmas Weekend)
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Chepstow Wassail and Mari Lwyd