Malvolio’s Corner brings The Elephant Man to life at Cardiff’s historic Rummer’s Tavern. Drawing on both the 1980 film and the real-life story of Joseph Merrick, the production transforms the intimate pub setting into a gripping, immersive experience.

Tortilla is bringing back its hugely popular Big Burrito Giveaway this National Burrito Day, handing out 15,000 free burritos, bowls and salads across the UK Tomorrow (2 April). Fans can claim a free medium meal from 3pm by signing up to the brand’s Burrito Society via the app. But you’ll need to be quick, as once they’re gone, they’re gone.

After a routine closure for the winter months, the popular indoor-outdoor food court is set to return with a fresh new line-up of guest traders for the year ahead; Tiger Yard’s new ‘Street Food Social’ will tie together the venue’s core mix of street food, drinks and social atmosphere with more than 20 guest traders already confirmed.

 Thrill seekers in Cardiff can look forward to some exciting action after Hollywood Bowl XL kicked off work on its newest multi-entertainment centre in the city. This is the first of its kind as the brand ventures into multi-entertainment centres.

Cardiff’s food scene is always moving, and just when you think you’ve tried it all, something unexpected appears. Qamariyah isn’t tucked away on a quiet street or off the beaten path, it’s right there in plain sight, but somehow it completely escaped our radar. Inside, it serves some of the most authentic Yemeni food in the city, and it feels just like stepping into a little slice of Yemen in the heart of Cardiff.

FOR Cardiff has announced Parallel Cardiff is the first venue to be crowned St. David’s Favourite, with Daffodil as runner-up. Throughout February the public has been sampling a selection of Welsh-inspired specials at hospitality venues across Cardiff city-centre and voting for their favourite.

I’ll admit it right up front, I had never tried ramen before. I know, I know. Living under a rock, right? But after spending an afternoon at Tonkotsu in London. I feel officially enlightened, converted, and strangely a little obsessed with what’s coming to Cardiff on the 18th of March.

Cardiff’s premier live events space, Tramshed, will be rolling out the big screens to host Wales’ crucial World Cup playoff semi-final against Bosnia and Herzegovina on Thursday, 26 March.

FOR Cardiff has announced a free, live St. David’s Day performance by The Gentle Good at National Museum Cardiff, on Sunday 1^st March between 2:30–3:30pm. The gig forms part of FOR Cardiff’s Little Things campaign which celebrates Welsh culture through small, joyful moments across the city centre spotlighting five themes: gastronomy, music, literature, Welsh language and family.

Families are invited to brighten up their February half-term with Feel-Good February at Mermaid Quay – a colourful, creative, and completely free five-day programme of drop-in craft workshops, taking place from Tuesday 17 to Saturday 21 February, between 11am and 4pm each day.

Katherine Jenkins, the biggest-selling classical artist of the century, has announced an 18-date UK & Ireland tour to mark 25 years in music. The Welsh mezzo-soprano will stop at the Wales Millennium Centre on Sunday 4 October 2026.

Throughout my life I’ve sung along to Tina Turner’s songs. The anthems, the huge, instantly recognisable choruses, but watching Tina in Cardiff made me hear them differently. What I always thought I knew as powerful pop classics were, in reality, chapters of a life marked by an almost unimaginable strength.

Internationally acclaimed actor and musician Kiefer Sutherland announces his highly anticipated return to the stage with the Love Will Bring You Home Tour, which touches down at Cardiff’s celebrated Tramshed on Friday 22nd May 2026.

Scottish rock icons Biffy Clyro will return to Wales this summer to headline a huge outdoor show at TK Maxx presents Depot Live at Cardiff Castle. Fast on the heels of their sold-out show at the Utilita Arena last month as part of their The Futique Tour, the band will return to Cardiff on Thursday July 30.

Cardiff’s home-grown family-friendly festival, Depot in the Castle (DITC), will return to the iconic grounds of Cardiff Castle on Saturday 25th July 2026.  Yesterday, the full line-up was announced with pop icons Sugababes joining indie heavyweights The Wombats for a huge all-day celebration of live music, street food and summer fun.

Donald’s Pies, the cult Welsh pie-and-coffee brand born in Cardiff and inspired by New Zealand’s grab-and-go pie culture, is returning to the London Welsh Centre for a Six Nations 2026 takeover - serving hot pies at the venue during every Wales match.

Musician, writer, visual artist and filmmaker David Byrne is bringing his world tour to Cardiff this summer. The former Talking Heads frontman and multi-award-winner will head to TK Maxx presents DEPOT Live at Cardiff Castle on Sunday July 26 as part of his Who Is The Sky? world tour.

Intense. Unpredictable. Phenomenal. Single White Female leaves you in disbelief scene after scene, with an interval that feels endless as you wait to return and watch the story continue.

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.

Opening with the song “Prologue / The Day I Got Expelled,” The Lightning Thief bursts onto the stage with confidence. Strong vocals and a playful sense of humour set the tone immediately, signalling a production that understands its audience and embraces the joy of its own mythology.