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Rhiannon

Rhiannon

Katy Cawkwell has developed a reputation for dramatic and powerful reworkings of epic material and invites you to enjoy an evening of compelling storytelling she tells this tale, from the great Welsh mythological cycle, the Mabinogion.
St Donats Art Centre (09 May 08)



Alastair Reynolds Book Signing

Alastair Reynolds Book Signing

We are pleased to announce that we have recently secured a signing with best-selling Welsh Science Fiction writer Alastair Reynolds.
Borders, Llantrisant (10 May 08)



Four Readings and a Funeral

Four Readings and a Funeral

Expect a night of comedy, tragedy, hi-jinx, larks, poetry, song – and a funeral. Joining Mab will be Noel James, Scott Fitzgerald, Mao, Sylvie Winn, Johnny Disco and the 2 Matts.
Chapter, Cardiff (11 May 08)



Book Club with Ian McMillan

Book Club with Ian McMillan

Ian McMillan is one of the UK’s best known contemporary poets and a performer of great wit and charm. Aside from his books, you’ll have heard his ‘fruity Barnsley accent’ on all the national BBC radio channels.
St Donats Art Centre (12 May 08)



Second Wednesday

Second Wednesday

Second Wednesday is a regular series of …
The Riverfront (14 May 08)



The Guardian Hay Festival

The Guardian Hay Festival

As ever the lineup for the Guardian Hay Festival contains a wide range of authors and personalities: Ken Dodd, Katherine Jenkins, Jamie Oliver, Cherie Booth, Gore Vidal, Salman Rushdie and more.
Hay Festival (22 May 08 - 01 Jun 08)



Robin Williamson

Robin Williamson

Cardiff Storytelling presents an evening with one of the giants of the British storytelling scene, and co-founder of the Incredible String Band.
Chapter, Cardiff (23 May 08)



Open Mike Night with Gillian Clarke

Open Mike Night with Gillian Clarke

Poems and pints with Gillian Clarke and others. MTCBC & Academi.
The Imperial Hotel (12 Jun 08)



Eisteddfod

National Eisteddfod 2008

This year’s Eisteddfod takes place in the Capital between August 2nd and 9th. As usual, the ’Maes’ will be packed with food, art and information stalls whilst the pavilion will host competitions, Gorsedd ceremonies and concerts.
Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff (2-9 Aug 08)



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