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    Explore Exciting Events in Cardiff Throughout 2024

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    Spring has arrived, bringing warmer, brighter, and longer days, perfect for enjoying a dynamic program of events in Cardiff. From thrilling outdoor activities to captivating live performances, there’s a diverse lineup of entertainment awaiting at various venues across the city. Here’s a look at some of the top spots and their must-see events this spring and beyond.

    Highlight Venues and Their Signature Events

    CULTVR Lab: Step into an immersive world inside CULTVR Lab’s 360° dome, where digital arts and live immersive performances come to life, enhanced by the largest screen in Wales.

    Sports Wales National Centre: Experience the intensity of the Wheelchair Rugby Quad Nations from April 16-18, featuring teams from Great Britain, France, the USA, and Japan.

    Sophia Gardens Cricket Ground: Catch international cricket action, including matches against Australia and Pakistan, and enjoy the Evolution Drone Light Show on March 29.

    Cardiff Castle: Cardiff Castle hosts a series of outdoor summer concerts, starting with DJ Fisher on June 8 and culminating with the DEPOT in the Castle event headlined by Anne-Marie on July 27.

    Bute Park: Join the Foodies Festival from May 10-12 for a blend of great food and live music, and don’t miss Kisstory on September 14, featuring top DJs and live performances.

    Roald Dahl Plass: Celebrate at the Cardiff Food and Drink Festival from July 5-7, one of Wales’ most popular free food festivals, complete with a produce fair and live entertainment.

    Cardiff International White Water: Dive into Paddlefest on May 5, a celebration of paddle sports with competitions and fun activities suitable for all ages.

    Alexandra Head: Enjoy spectacular open-air gigs, including performances by New Order on August 22 and Becky Hill on August 24, as part of The Bay Series.

    Llandaff Cathedral: Participate in creative workshops like Posy and Paint on April 16 and 18, or enjoy the Llandaff Cathedral Festival from July 3-7, a celebration of Welsh music, arts, and culture.

    Principality Stadium: Don’t miss the adrenaline-pumping FIM Speedway Grand Prix on August 17, showcasing top international riders.

    Make It a Weekend

    With so much to see and do, consider extending your visit with an overnight stay. Cardiff offers a variety of modern and stylish hotels that make the perfect base for exploring the city’s vibrant event scene.

    Whether you’re a local or a visitor, Cardiff’s array of venues and events promises something for everyone, making it a fantastic destination for entertainment seekers in 2024.

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