Small gigs, comedy, markets, festivals, theatre and family days out coming up across North Wales. Always check with the venue before you travel.
An Oompah band, steins and traditional German beer and food, with fancy dress encouraged, at the seafront restaurant above Rhyl Pavilion. Doors open at 5pm.
A brand new stand-up show from the BAFTA and Perrier award-winning comedian and star of Black Books.
Spooky tunes, pizza and pottery painting on the promenade, with free hot chocolate and pizza for children with any paid pottery or duck painting.
The acclaimed Welsh harpist presents Notes To Self, a step into a new creative dimension in her career.
Monthly stand-up from touring comedians, hosted by Wrexham-born comic Kevin Caswell-Jones, with the food court open before the show. Doors 7.30pm, first act 8pm, 16+.
A new Welsh culture and music festival following the 2025 National Eisteddfod, with family activities by day and live music in the evening from acts including Papur Wal, Morgan Elwy and Tara Bandito.
Mike Tooby and Lisa Carter Grist in conversation, part of Ruthin Craft Centre's November and December events programme.
Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring paired with Rachmaninoff's Fourth Piano Concerto and Mathias' Jubilee Dances.
Thirteen stalls of artists, designers and makers selling jewellery, textiles, glassware, pottery and prints, with free entry and a free drop-in workshop.
The fifth edition of Tŷ Pawb's biennial open call exhibition, showing work by professional and amateur artists side by side, with Judges, People's and Trader's prizes.
Vale Vineyard and Gwin Dylanwad pit Vale of Clwyd wine against this year's Beaujolais Nouveau, with at least four samples, cheese and tales from the vineyards. Pre-booking required.
Independent makers selling ceramics, textiles, woodwork, jewellery, glass and prints, with live Christmas music from The Jazz Spot Trio and free entry.
Theatr Clwyd's rock and roll panto returns with live music and rock, pop and soul hits, written by Christian Patterson and directed by Daniel Lloyd.
Ballet Cymru celebrates its 40th birthday with three pieces, including WOVEN to music by Catrin Finch and a Dylan Thomas tribute with readings by Cerys Matthews.
The Ruthin band launch their new album, This Time Will Pass Anyway, with an evening concert.
A winter storytelling session with Becky Adams, part of Ruthin Craft Centre's festive events programme.
Classical accordionist Sofia Ros González performs in the club's 2026/27 subscription concert season. Tickets at the door.
Venue Cymru's family pantomime, with a comic, a dame, a devious baddie, musical numbers and plenty of slapstick.
We Rhyl Rock You's all-day rock and metal event returns, headlined by Neon Bulldozer, with Orion Pax, Rogue Angels, Mother Thunder, Ogun, Bound By Burdens and Viral Strain. All ages.
The Classical Brit Award-winning group bring their Christmas tour to Bangor, with Welsh hymns and festive songs. Doors 7pm.
A festive night with the mischievous Welsh language Christmas cabaret Cabarela.
The Ucheldre Rep's 2026 pantomime, Robin Hood by Nick Lawrence, directed by Lyn Cuffin.
Colwyn Bay host The New Saints in the Cymru Premier.
Magic Light Productions and Theatr Colwyn present a family panto with UV puppetry, as Boris and Nerys Knickerbocker set out to rescue Santa. Relaxed performance on 30 December.
See in 2027 with a three-course set menu, live DJ, casino tables, a midnight snack and fizz at midnight. Ages 14+.
A New Year's Day Cymru Premier meeting between two North Wales sides.
Guitarist Manus Noble presents A Bard's Tale in the club's 2026/27 season. Tickets at the door.
Starting on the Victorian promenade, the route takes runners around the Great Orme with views of Eryri and Anglesey.
Wrexham Symphony Orchestra performs music from the cinema.
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