Actors in Cardiff no longer need to move out of the city to find a way into this profession. The traditional path for actors wanting to work in television has always been attending drama school and moving to London. Groups like The Actor’s Room Cardiff are changing this and making space for actors in the city.

The agency is setting off across the country to find four interns from non-traditional, non-advertising backgrounds and offering financial and emotional support through the process 

Supported by the McCarthy Stone Foundation, Cynefin Pamoja brought together young people, elders, employers and volunteers in Newport for an intergenerational employability and careers event focused on connection, conversation and social mobility.

Folly Farm in Pembrokeshire is celebrating the birth of its second critically endangered eastern black rhino calf – only the second rhino ever to be born in Wales and a major milestone for the European breeding programme.

St David’s Cardiff is turning up the festive magic this December with Win Your Wishmas – its biggest-ever Christmas giveaway, gifting £13,000 of shopping sprees and prizes, plus a new appeal to “gift Christmas” to five local families across South Wales.

Cardiff-born entrepreneur Morgan Wilce is reshaping what a used car dealership can look like. At just 20, he’s grown Birchwood Motors from a £1,500 idea into a seven-figure business led by a young team in Cardiff

New retail data from Beauclair, shared by FOR Cardiff, suggests December will be a “defining month” for Cardiff city centre - with Black Friday and Cyber Monday expected to play a crucial role in unlocking festive spending.

From drag-brunch to boy-band nostalgia, the December programme at DEPOT brings something for every kind of festive vibe. Whether you’re brunching with friends, belting out 90s classics, laughing through Bingo Lingo mayhem, or reminiscing over school-assembly style tunes - this is December, the DEPOT way.

With a mission to combat social exclusion and foster community unity, the volunteer-run group Age Alive proudly hosted their Windrush Event, celebrating the rich legacy and achievements of the Windrush Generation.

Cardiff’s historic indoor market will be opening late on Friday 5th September from 5.30 – 9.30pm, with a live DJ and an eclectic range of independent traders putting on special offers for the event. 

I recently joined a screen-acting class in the heart of Cardiff and found a creative community that I didn’t know I was missing.

Litter bins in several Cardiff neighbourhoods are getting a colourful makeover to encourage people to use them properly and keep the streets clean.

Cardiff’s iconic five-star hotel, voco St. David’s Cardiff, has gone one step further in its dog-friendly offering with the launch of a brand-new Doggy All Day Menu – available from National Dog Day (26th August).

The Iris Prize LGBTQ+ Film festival celebrates all things queer film, and is one of the largest LGBTQ+ film festivals in the World. Showcasing queer excellence, Iris has grown massively since being founded in 2007 by Berwyn Rowlands.

Cynefin Pamoja, whose name comes from the Welsh word ‘Cynefin’ meaning ‘belonging’, and the Swahili word ‘Pamoja’ meaning ‘together’ are a community-focused group local to the Newport area.

Visitor numbers at a historic shopping centre in Cardiff have increased to record levels.

To mark Men’s Mental Health Week, we sat down with Aaron Corria, Founder of Brotectors for a conversation about the importance of speaking up and breaking the silence around men’s mental health.

The National Library of Wales revealed its bold new strategy for 2025–2030 earlier this week — at a launch event which also previewed a new ‘Clip Corner’ at the Wales Millennium Centre.

This August Bank Holiday, the rhythms of the Caribbean will take over Cardiff’s premiere music venue Tramshed, as the Rum & Reggae Fest arrives for its first-ever Cardiff edition.

Cardiff will mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day with a red-lit Cardiff Castle, a celebration picnic, street parties, and a ‘Victory Days’ exhibition at the Museum of Cardiff.