A special set of films, poetry, paintings and music will honour the people of Butetown and observe the centenary of the 1919 Race Riots
While cuts are made across the UK, Wales is determined to see arts education flourish
For the first time, the city is hosting three Christmas shows in its historic castle grounds performed in a handmade tent called a Spiegeltent
Eden is here: our home-grown vegan mini magazine launches this afternoon
After reciting poetry at the Global Climate Change Conference, Taylor Edmonds will expand her Writing For Joy initiative to encourage social change in Wales
The Clumsy Cabaret spotlights neurodiverse and disabled talent and their sold out debut show suggests it’s exactly what Cardiff needs
The former Dirty Sanchez star sat down with Guise Magazine to talk about life post-Sanchez and his next vegan cookbook
A Cardiff based tattoo artist from Keep The Faith, an arcade tattoo parlour, discusses trends in tattooing, the impact of brexit and stigma within the industry
The church has been open for 150 years however Cardiff council wish to privatise it for commercial gain in the Bay
“Working class” and “theatre” aren’t often paired. But are artists able to break through the class ceiling and create?