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Croeso i Hydref yng Nghaerdydd. Welcome to Spring in Cardiff.
Spring into action in Cardiff, watching daffodils blossom as we welcome the sun back to the city. Warmer weather means its the perfect time to get out and about and explore the Welsh capital.
There’s many occasions to celebrate in Cardiff for 2024 diary include Dydd Santes Dwynwen (St Dwynwen’s Day) on 25 January, Valentine’s Day on 14 February, Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Sant (St David’s Day) on 1 March, Mother’s Day on 10 March and Easter Sunday on 31 March.
When are the school breaks in the city and county of Cardiff?
| Valentine Half Term | Saturday 10 February 2024 – Sunday 18 February 2024 |
| Easter | Saturday 23 March 2024 – Sunday 7 April 2024 |
| Whitsun Half Term | Saturday 25 May 2024 – Sunday 2 June 2024 |
A CERTAIN ROMANCE
Two of biggest dates for budding lovers, lasting true loves and appreciating those most special to us. Celebrate Saint Dwynwen on 25 January, honoured the Welsh patron saint of lovers, followed by the day of the martyr associated with courtly love Saint Valentine on 14 February.
SPRING INTO THE SCHOOL BREAKS
Family fun galore is guaranteed in Cardiff, with endless events and action-packed adventure that'll entice you back over Easter, Whitsun and school holidays evermore.
CELEBRATE ST DAVID'S DAY
Dydd Gwyl Dewi Sant, as it's known in the native tongue, is a feast day, every 1 March, to celebrate the patron saint of Wales.
MAKE MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL
Want to show your mother how much you care about her this Mother's Day? We've pulled together a list of suggestions of activities, dining and gift experiences that'll help you show her how much she's appreciated.
RETURN OF THE SIX NATIONS
The sporting season starts back with a bang, with the Welsh national rugby team taking their rightful place amongst legends, in the Guinness Six Nations Championship.
With home matches taking place in the impressive Principality Stadium, there’s nothing comparable the atmosphere in our nation’s stadium – although our city centre pubs certainly try, with fans heading en mass to the city centre, with many finding a spot in a sports bar amongst fellow rugby revellers creating their own electric environment.
Where to watch the rugby? Find the best sport bars and pubs with a warm Welsh welcome, all hosting large screens and larger atmospheres.
BAT FOR GLAMORGAN
Cricketing seasons returns and Welsh team Glamorgan Cricket are raring to take on 17 English counties in the LV Insurance County Cup. Take a stroll into Sophia and take in the atmosphere of an action-packed match with fellow fans.
Head Into Extra Time
EXPLORE THE OUTDOORS
When it comes to green spaces, did you know Cardiff is spoilt for choice with over 330 parks and gardens? We’ve handpicked some of the city’s best places, boasting features such as botanical gardens, lakes and play parks.
Cardiff is home to a varied selection of music and theatrical venues, from large stadiums and theatre halls, to intimate live music venues on Womanby Street and events within our outdoor spaces. Just as expansive is our range of entertainment – so whether you’d rather see a pianist or a pantomime, a harpist or a heavy metal band, a comedian or a classic opera, we guarantee you’re in for a performance.
IMMERSE YOURSELF IN CARDIFF'S LIVE MUSIC SCENCE
Find yourself at some of the standout events in the Welsh capital's live music calendar, with events such as Independent Venues Week, Immersed Festival and Wales Goes Pop, starting the year in style.