2025 ENTERTAINMENT
We will be offering entertainment throughout the day, as usual, from our Food Court marquee. Enjoy a prime view of the river and the excellent street food vendors and pop-up bars that will surround you.
JULIAN BEYNON-LEWIS
Host and DJ
Chief Executive of Menter Aberteifi and main organiser of the Festival this year, Julian used to be a well known DJ in area in the 1970's and 1980's. These days he is often found hosting weddings and events in Cardigan Guildhall
SMALL WORLD THEATRE
Small World Theatre will be performing some though provoking presentations with their "Llais Yr Afon" project.
THE FRIENDS OF NETPOOL
This local group of volunteers will speak about their efforts to improve and preserve Netpool Park.
RNLI LIFEBOAT
A demonstation of a rescue from our local Inshore Lifeboat Crew
NATASHA WATTS
Well known british soul singer, songwriter, performer and entertainer. Natasha has recorded no less than four studio albums and one orchestral album, performing on stages across the United Kingdom and Europe. Originally from London but now living in Llangrannog.
Victoria & Company
A regular feature at the festival, this fleet of local young dancers will be performing snippets from their new choreography. Come early to bag your prime viewing spot as they jump off the stage and show you how it’s done.
CEGIN TEIFI - CARDI KITCHEN
In this session Cegin Teifi will be demonstrating how to cook quick meals from scratch using local seasonal produce.
HOWNI SEA SHANTY GROUP - ABERPORTH
Sea Shanties performed by local amateur singing group.
MANDY WALTERS
Mandy Walters of Cardigan Bay Fish is a londstanding favourite at the Festival and will be showing how to prepare and serve fresh Crab and will be selling fresh Crab and Fish from her Stall
INDIA ARKIN
New to the Festival this year playing songs from her Album "Home Truths". India has been featured on the BBC Introducing stage and was the first artist signed to HMV's new record label "1921 Records".
A huge talent in the Indie Rock scene performing with her band.
