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BBC Wales News teams take to the road for the general election campaign 2015
Mark O'Callaghan
Head of News & Current Affairs at BBC Wales
In the run-up to the general election BBC Wales are doing their own roadshow, visiting six key constituencies across Wales.
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The Wild Eyes and White Noise Sound at Telford's Warehouse, Chester
Adam Walton
If you listen to 'new' music, there are odd, discombobulating moments when it sounds exactly like you’ve tumbled through a wormhole back to 1968. Psychedelia is everywhere, so perhaps that should have been 'wyrmhole'.
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October in Cardiff, part one: Sŵn review
Bethan Elfyn
What a wonderful month it’s been here in Wales for music. After trotting up mountain and down dale for the summer festivals, it was Cardiff’s turn to shine. The Sŵn festival has become nearly a week-long affair with the Welsh Music Prize gig and award ceremony now tagged on to it.
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Do Not Go Gentle Festival aims to keep spirit of Dylan Thomas alive
Polly March
As the world gears up to celebrate the centenary of Dylan Thomas' birth in 2014, closer to home a smaller series of events that would have been just his cup of tea/pint of beer is taking place. After the runaway success of last year's event, the Do Not Go Gentle Festival is back again and will b...
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Performers given 48 hours to create live pieces in response to artwork
Polly March
A new project is being run in Aberystwyth that sees performers from a range of disciplines charged with creating a new piece of work in response to exhibitions at the Gas Gallery.
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Dark and disturbing poem to be performed in English for very first time
Polly March
This year marked 100 years since the birth of the acclaimed Welsh poet RS Thomas, while 2014 will see hundreds of events taking place worldwide to celebrate the centenary of Dylan Thomas' birth.
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Festival No 6 2013 - part two
Adam Walton
I can't explain this volte face. I've clearly been wrong. So wrong. Like a fairy tale emperor Richard Nixon. Of Welsh music.
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Festival No 6 2013 - part one
Adam Walton
A festival in my Mecca had better tread carefully. These beautifully tended borders contain more than rhododendrons and lilies.
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Llandudno Arts Festival promises a trip back in time to the Victorian seaside era
Polly March
Next weekend marks the first ever Llandudno Arts Festival, with three days of free events scheduled to celebrate the town's rich history and showcase the very best artistic talent from the area and beyond.
