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Events in North Wales
Conwy
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There’s always something going on in North Wales, with events to suit all tastes - including those who like to taste. You can taste before you buy at Conwy Feast, North Wales’ biggest culinary event. And why not try downing a few oysters at the Anglesey Oyster Festival? Or swilling a few ales at the Anglesey Beer Festival.
Anglesey Walking Festival
Llys Goforedd, LLANGEFNI Anglesey Isle of Anglesey LL77 7XA
phone: 01248 725718
Visit quaint coastal and rural villages with their tales of shipwrecks, cannibalism, smugglers and ghosts and explore the island’s industrial heritage on the Parys Copper Mountain and Amlwch Port bus tour. Walk the Belgium Promenade in Menai Bridge, and further inland see the variety of wildlife and wetlands of the local Nature Reserves. All our walks are guided by experienced, informative guides who will ensure your enjoyment during the festival.
Anglesey Marathon
Gwalchmai Anglesey Isle of Anglesey LL65 4RW
phone: 01248 725737
There will be a full marathon (26.2 miles), 10K and 5K race.
Beaumaris Festival
Beaumaris Isle of Anglesey
phone: 01248 714678
The Festival covers classical music / jazz / talks / theatrical events / poetry readings / art exhibitions and competitions.
Anglesey Show
Gwalchmai Anglesey Isle of Anglesey LL65 4RW
phone: 01407 720072
As well as the spectacle of the superbly presented animals and livestock, the show boasts so much more to enjoy: shopping and exhibition pavilion, equestrian events, craft exhibitors, numerous exhibitions of the best in home grown vegetables & flowers, co
Amlwch Viking Festival
Amlwch Isle of Anglesey
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200 authentically equipped warriors and villagers recreate the early 10th Century political rivalry on the Island, leading to internicne treachery and the eventual Battle of Ros Meilion to expel the Vikings
Anglesey Oyster & Shellfish Festival Ltd
Lon Isallt Trearddur Bay Isle of Anglesey LL65 2UN
phone: 01407 860301
Anglesey is proud to host an annual Oyster and Welsh Produce Festival. This year sees the 11th festival take place but it was a very different event in the early years. It used to be an informal social event whereby vast amounts of local oysters and alcohol were consumed - served with a strong music, singing and a Welsh and Irish dance offer. A voluntary committee was formed in 2000 to direct the event into the future. The aim was to broaden the appeal for non seafood lovers, and as a result a Welsh food fair was introduced in 2000.
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