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Halloween Nights at St Fagans National Museum of History

Halloween is drawing near, and it’s time to bring your little goblins and ghouls to the Museum for a night of FRIGHT-full family fun! Brace yourselves for a spooktacular after-dark event that’s not to be missed. Make your way around the Museum to find our host of ghostly guests. They’re straight out of the weirdest pages of Welsh folklore - are you brave enough to discover who’s hiding where? Each night the Wicker Man will burn. Discover eerie Welsh superstitions, stories and age-old Winter’s Eve traditions that will send shivers down your spine! Take a walk through an immersive spooky scare run. Enter if you dare! 29–31 October, 5.30-9pm. St Fagans National Museum of History, Cardiff, CF5 6XB
 
 
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Llais 2026 at the Wales Millennium Centre

Rooted in Wales’ identity as the Land of Song, the festival celebrates the power of voice in all its forms - from folk and gospel to experimental sound, orchestral performance, storytelling and immersive technology. Llais is curated as a week of extraordinary musical encounters - exclusive gigs, unexpected collaborations and artists rarely seen elsewhere in the UK. Laurie Anderson, Buena Vista All Stars, Blind Boys of Alabama + more. 7 – 11 October. Wales Millennium Centre, Bute Place, Cardiff Bay, CF10 5AL
 
 
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The Other Side Of Murder at the New Theatre

From the producers of the hit classics Murder at Midnight and Murder in the Dark, comes a wickedly entertaining new thriller: The Other Side of Murder with a star cast including Rufus Hound (One Man, Two Guvnors, Wind in the Willows), the return of national treasure Susie Blake (Victoria Wood, Coronation Street) and Carla Mendonça (My Parents are Aliens, Coronation Street). 22 - 26 September. New Theatre, Park Place, Cardiff, CF10 3LN
 
 
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