Theatres, galleries, cinemas, bookshops, makers and museums across North Wales, and what's on in the region's arts scene.
Mold's Theatr Clwyd has been named Most Welcoming Theatre at the UK Theatre Awards and won Excellence in Touring for its accessible Under Milk Wood, capping a 50th anniversary year.
Magic Light Productions and Theatr Colwyn are staging The Snow Queen from 19 December, with a cast of professional performers from the region and four magicians and illusionists.
Llandudno's contemporary art centre Mostyn is showing Jonathan Baldock's touring exhibition Held, with a giant bear to be hugged, and hosting pop-up craft fairs in November and December.
Plas Glyn-y-Weddw, the historic arts centre at Llanbedrog on the Llŷn Peninsula, has opened a new season of exhibitions while restoring its Winllan woodland after Storm Darragh.
Anglesey's Halen Môn has launched a limited-edition ceramic salt jar carrying marine illustrations by Portmeirion Pottery founder Susan Williams-Ellis, alongside a new book, The Coastal Almanac.
Aberystwyth-based Driftwood Designs has opened its fourth shop on Bala's High Street, filling the Old Chocolate Shop with cards, prints and homewares designed by artist Lizzie Spikes.
Wrexham Symphony Orchestra's new season at William Aston Hall runs from Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring to a festive Nutcracker, film music, The Sleeping Beauty and Elgar's Enigma.
Opened in 1981 as a tiny children's bookshop near The Cross, The Mold Bookshop has reached 45 years, with owner Caroline Johnson there from the very first day.
Ruthin Craft Centre, the Centre for the Applied Arts, has a busy winter of exhibitions, artist talks, a weaving demonstration and festive decoration workshops, alongside its retail gallery and café.
Founded by local artist Rhi Moxon with Tŷ Pawb in 2021, the Wrexham Christmas Makers Market returns on 21 November with ceramics, textiles, glass, jewellery and affordable art.