Along with Mwldan, St Mary's Church is the main base for the November 'Other Voices' festival concerts by contemporary, internationally known, Welsh musicians, whilst a series of smaller venues from cellar bars to art galleries and bakeries create a great atmosphere along the festival's music trail around town.
Nearby is the Small World Theatre, housed in an octagonal eco-friendly building. Here you can join yoga and circus skills classes, performances, events and workshops, many with a focus on international links and sustainability.
Cardigan Castle is a beautiful backdrop for concerts, with the stage on the front lawn having hosted a number of famous names from opera to folk, rock and pop. The Guildhall is the venue for many community events, including traditional tea dances.
Within the complex, the Corn Exchange Gallery hosts shows by local and well known artists. Studio 3 is a gallery and workshop space where all kinds of craft courses are held as well as changing exhibitions of art.
Oriel Canfas, opposite the castle, hosts exhibitions by contemporary artists, and Custom House Galley, tucked away in a street behind the castle is a shop and exhibition galley. A browse around Cardigan's shops and galleries would not be complete without a visit to Awen Teifi, the town's Welsh language bookshop, where there is also a choice of locally themed paintings, including portraits and scenes by Aneurin Jones. Also look out for when the Cardigan 'Cardigan' is on display - a giant knitted cardigan depicting the town's history in wool.
Cardigan's indoor market is in the historic Guildhall building in the centre of town. The market hall, which is on two levels, was originally the town meat and dairy marketplace.
Today, the market is a busy shopping area with over 50 stalls run by independent local traders. The Guildhall Market is open Monday to Saturday. Cardigan's independent shops take pride in sourcing quality goods, interesting local crafts, inspired art and the freshest local food - bread, meat, fruit and vegetables as well as locally brewed beer and homemade cakes and sweets. You'll also find clothes, shoes, books, gifts, bikes, grocery, hardware Cardigan has a vibrant contemporary arts scene, with theatres and galleries and a host of colourful events, interesting shopping at markets and independent shops and a great choice of cafes, pubs and restaurants.
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There are also large supermarkets including Tesco at the top of town by the bypass and Aldi, straight up the high street just after the Catholic church on your right. Cardigan Castle opened in See the Walking pages on this site for more information on walking around Cardigan Bay. Cardigan is the main town at the northern end of the Pembrokeshire coastal path and the start of the Ceredigion Coast path now part of the All Wales Coast Path.
There is a regular bus service from Finch Square to the start of the walk at Poppit Sands. The walk from Cardigan to Mwnt can be made into a circular walk and the beaches of Mwnt and Poppit Sand s are a short distance away.
For more details of these and other events around Cardigan see the Events page on this site. This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Please see our cookie policy I'm fine with that.
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