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HUB Festival 2015 – Cardiff’s August Bank holiday live music blow out!

If you can squeeze this in beside the Butetown Carnival also taking place over the Bank Holiday weekend, HUB Festival is once again taking over Womanby Street with a BILLION bands, loads of beers, and more boogying than you can possibly manage!

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Here are the deets:

HUB FESTIVAL CARDIFF 2015 Facebook event
Womanby Street | Cardiff | CF10 1BR
Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th August 2015

<<< 200 Acts – 12 Stages – 2 Days – 1 Wristband >>>

£10 Day-Tickets / £15 Weekend-Tickets: Buy tickets

HUB Festival returns this August Bank Holiday Weekend with a whole host of great music and performers!

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SATURDAY 29 AUGUST

JONES COURT
Josephine and the Artizans – Tree House Fire – Kookamunga – Grand Tradition – Public Order Act

THE MOON CLUB
SPECIAL GUESTS – JaJa OK – Baby Brave – Rainbow Maniac – Love Bazaar – Tarsiers – Recluse

THE FULL MOON
Fingertrap – King Tut’s Revenge – Hipicat – The D Teez – Kinky Wizzards – Paint Happy – Milpool – Ukulele Nights

FUEL
Tides Of Sulfur – Vails – Gung Ho – Haast’s Eagled – Buff – Mind Factory – Clarity As Arson – Your Protected

FOUR BARS
Quiet Marauder – Harri Davies Band – The Gentle Good – Mike Dennis – The Migrant – Matthew Frederick – FUR – Dot’N Bang

NIGHT JAR
Mixalydia – Homes – Denim Snakes – Ofelia – Local Enemy – Willo Wonder

DEMPSEYS
A Girl Called Ruth – Owain Whatley – Dead In The Water – Grace Hartery – Lee Blackmore

CITY ARMS
Captain Accident (Solo) – Aled Rheon – Arfur Bone – Joe Kelly – Kirk Morgan

URBAN TAP HOUSE
Cotton Wolf – Nico Reuben – Will Ford – Mike Johnson & Maddy Read – Ingrid Lagounel – Fara Allibhai – Nightmares From The Discotheque – Fritz O’Skennick 0 Mark Curtis – Des Mannay – Johnny Giles – Terry Hoskins – Ceri Sian – Julie Croad – Maggie Nash – Dave Daggers – Nia David – Laz Lazarus – Martha Shitpeas – Ade Jones – Lee Prosser – Christina Thatcher – Ffion Wyn – Aisling Tempony

ONER HIP-HOP STREET STAGE
DJ Jaffa – DJ JB – Double Cee – DJ Alkemy – Turna Phrase – Sythe & Jomez – Culture Vultures – Conrad Lott – Inner City Cypher – Skunkadelic – Rob Wax – Ill Lit – Chew & Dex

SUNDAY 30 AUGUST

JONES COURT
Johhny Cage & The Voodoo Groove – Smokey Bastard – Railroad Bill – Screamin’ Miss Jackson & The Slap Yo Mama Big Band – Featherjaw – The Brwmys

THE MOON CLUB
Howl – Lacertilia – Thorun – Wight – Morass of Molasses – Attercopus – Tradish – Wall

THE FULL MOON
Junior Bill – Poor Old Dogs – Third Party – Iron Eye – Maddie Jones Band – Shop Girls – Ohhimark – Tomos Lewis – Sean O’Brien

FUEL
Hogslayer – Chaos Trigger – Ten Cent Toy – Intensive Square – Bismuth – Water – Mwstard

FOUR BARS
Jnr Hacksaw – The Lash – The Johnstown Flood – Rhodri Brooks Band – Them Deadbeats – Bella Collins – The Higher Bells

NIGHT JAR
SPECIAL GUESTS – Baby Queens – Lionface – Why We Love

DEMPSEYS
Skunk-Boy Project – Calling All Heroes – Eleri Angharad – Tobias Robertson – Jaymee Summers – Danny Saben – Kim Campbell & Sam Griffiths

CITY ARMS
Howlin’ Lord – Jack Cookson – Doozer McDooze – Brooks, McManus & Capper – Siobhan McCrudden – Josh Evans – Eady Crawford

URBAN TAPHOUSE
Sion Russell Jones – 5th Spear – Rye Milligan – Andrew Paul Regan – Zac White – Glocal Now – Luke Bennett – Jacob Nico

ONER HIP-HOP STAGE
DJ Killer Tom – DJ Brave Toaster – Joe Dirt & Ral Duke – Chubbs & Jpegg – DJ Veto – Dope Biscuits – Project – Magi – DJ Jaffa

On the street over the weekend you will also find:
Street Food Warehouse
The Busker’s Revenge
Art & Visuals from The Abacus
Lindy Hop Cardiff
Wonderbrass
Hub Radio with Big Scott

With still a load more to announce …

TIMETABLE:
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B – active, social, and experimental artists’ book fair, Cardiff Saturday 29 August

Given how close We Are Cardiff Press is to publishing OUR first book of short stories (November, people, NOVEMBER!!!), we thought we’d get you in the mood for some alternative literature with g39‘s first artist book fair.

They are looking to connect DIY self publishing, small artist book publishers, and innovators in the book form. Through exhibition, sales, performance, and discussion, they plan to explore the form of artists’ books today.

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Working with Landfill Editions they have curated a programme of local and national artists, publishers, printers and performers.

The day will include:

Tertulia – The in-conversation series #1
An experimental in-conversation between Tertulia co-founder Phil Owen, and conceptual composer Luke Nickel.

Yellow back books will host a conversation between Eleanor Vonne Brown, founder of X Marks The Bökship, book designer Fraser Muggeridge, andartist/designer Alex Rich.

Mark Pilkington (Strange Attractor) will be Tarot Reading in collaboration with Suzanne Treister.

Stall Holders include:

Landfill Editions
Strange Attractor
Hazard Press
Book Works
yellow back books with X-Marks The Bökship and Good Press
g39/WARP
Printhaus
Tender Books
Hard Mag
Artist Self Publishing Fair
Arnolfini book archive
Spike Island/Spike Associates
Eastside Projects
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Check the B Facebook event for more information

And this new book by Tim Etchells free for all attending the bookfair…

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Butetown Carnival 2015 – get involved!

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This week has so far held a host of free events and workshops leading up to a packed programme of activities on Canal Park on Sunday 30th and Bank Holiday Monday 31st!

Today and tomorrow there are CARNIVAL WORKSHOPS being held at the Wales Millennium Centre. 11.00-17.00 daily – ALL WELCOME!

Sat 29th: Dominos Dance

Sun 30th: Butetown Mile Run / Carnival Parade / Family Fun Day

Mon 31st: BUTETOWN CARNIVAL 2015

Check the Butetown Carnival Facebook Event for more details

There are some lovely pictures of Butetown Carnivals from years gone by here on Wales Online: Cardiff Carnival

and ENJOY YOURSELVES!

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Cardiff Carnival 2015 – SWICA smashes it! Photo essay by Lorna Cabble

On the 8 August, photographer Lorna Cabble wandered into the centre of Cardiff’s Carnival and let her camera rip. The carnival is organised by SWICA, and was a riotous burst of sunshine and joy on our streets!

 

 

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More about SWICA: they are Wales’ leading Carnival Arts experts – feathered flamboyance and sequined splendour on the move!

Carnival is a powerful mix of making, movement and music which benefits individuals and communities alike.

SWICA Carnival’s unique approach is both intercultural and intergenerational and always innovative family friendly fun.

They are a not for profit voluntary organisation with their own board of management, they organise the annual Cardiff Carnival  and their flagship performance group the Carnival Crew perform regularly throughout Wales. They can can offer a tailor made range of performances andworkshops.

 

Learn more about SWICA: SWICA website / SWICA facebook

 

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Cardiff Urbanistas meet-up: TED talks! 28 July 2015

The Cardiff chapter of the Urbanistas will have their next meet up at 5.30pm on Tuesday 28 July, and it will feature a screening of a few favourite TED Talks by women – you have a chance to vote for your favourite or add your own to the list at Urbanistas Facebook Group. Don’t delay – add yours today!

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And now it’s time for something completely different … A night of TED Talk videos put on for you at the World of Boats Education Room, complete with free popcorn for all. The top three talks voted for by you will be shown and there will be a chance to discuss in between, we’re looking forward to lots of thoughts, ideas and opinions! You can vote until Monday 27 July on the Urbanistas Facebook meeting event

If you can’t come but would like to be kept informed of the next event, please sign up to the mailing list. If you have any other contacts in your network who you think this would appeal to, please forward the details.

Make a diary marker! Urbanistas meet ups will be on the last Tuesday of every month and we’ll alternate between socials, Expo meet ups (and some alternative events). Expos are where participants come and present an idea or project and ask for help and feedback from everyone.

28 July at 17:30
World of Boats Cardiff Bay
Heol Porth Teigr, Porth Teigr, CF10 4GA Cardiff

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Skillshare! Roath Feast’s PICKLING – 22 July 2015, 2 – 6pm

Our friends over at Made In Roath have got an exciting new project to announe … the Roath Feast! Here’s what they’ve got to say about it…

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Welcome to Roath Feast, a new project from madeinroath. We’ll be working until the 20 June next year (the Summer Solstice) on a series of skill sharing events, based around food. Think baking, pickling, canning, juicing! Whatever the produce and people of Roath want to throw at us.

There will be 10 monthly skill sharing events, where we learn from each other about creating and sharing food, as well as creating the crockery, linens, and decorations. At the end of the year we’ll have a big communal meal, to celebrate the community and creativity of Roath. With each skill share we will build a larder for the feast, and a bank of skills in the community.

Our next event is PICKLING, and will be held at g39 gallery, which is behind the Earnest Willows pub, just off city road, on the 22 July, 2 – 6pm. We are looking forward to learning from local pickler Julie, but we’re also hoping to find some more local pickle fanatics who will come and share a recipe! Do you have a knack for pickling eggs? Could you teach us how to preserve a lemon? Get in touch and let us know!

The skill sharing events are free and open to all. If you have some jars and any specialist ingredients that would be welcome! Otherwise just drop in and learn a new skill.

Email us at roathfeast@gmail.com with any questions! And check out the blog for recent happenings.

Also, if you were lucky enough to get a free plant at Made in Spring, send us your pictures so we can see how they are doing! And start weighing those potatoes, we’re sitting on some great prizes for you…

Check the Roath Feast – Pickling Facebook event

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BBC Cardiff Singer of the World – portraits by Lorna Cabble

The BBC Cardiff Singer of the World competition takes place every two years in Cardiff, when 20 of the finest classical singers at the start of their careers come to the capital of Wales, hoping to win this prestigious singing competition.

Cardiff Singer of the World contestants

You can find more information about the competition here: BBC Cardiff Singer of the World.

We sent photographer Lorna Cabble along to take some portraits of the contestants …

Amartuvshin Enkhbat - Mongolia
Amartuvshin Enkhbat – Mongolia
Anaïs Constans - France
Anaïs Constans – France
Aviva Fortunata - Canada
Aviva Fortunata – Canada
Bass Sebastian Pilgrim - Germany
Bass Sebastian Pilgrim – Germany
Blaise Malaba - Congo
Blaise Malaba – Congo
Céline Forrest - Wales
Céline Forrest – Wales
Ilker Arcayürek - Turkey
Ilker Arcayürek – Turkey
Ingeborg Gillebo - Norway
Ingeborg Gillebo – Norway
Insu Huang - South Korea
Insu Huang – South Korea
J'nai Bridges - America
J’nai Bridges – America
Jaeyoon Jung - South Korea
Jaeyoon Jung – South Korea
Jongmin Park - South Korea
Jongmin Park – South Korea
Kelebogile Besong - South Africa
Kelebogile Besong – South Africa
Lauren Michelle - America
Lauren Michelle – America
Marina Pinchuk - Belarus
Marina Pinchuk – Belarus
Nadine Koutcher - Belarus
Nadine Koutcher – Belarus
Nico Darmanin - Malta
Nico Darmanin – Malta
Regula Mühlemann - Switzerland
Regula Mühlemann – Switzerland

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Cardiff! Confess to the Invisible Ink Theatre Company!

The Invisible Ink Theatre Company are carrying out research in Cardiff for The Terrible Things I’ve Done, a new drama production.

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Now’s the time to unburden yourself, completely anonymously. Have you done a terrible thing? Or had a terrible thing done to you? Terrible things can be big or small. This is your chance to get ‘that thing’ off your chest.

Invisible Ink Theatre Company is in the process of developing a new theatre production called The Terrible Things I’ve Done, and they need your help!

Company members Alan and Sita are collecting stories that will form the inspiration for this new show.

To collect these, the company will be setting up private confessional ‘shops’ at different locations across Cardiff between 6 – 9 July 2015, and they want to invite you to join them and share your secrets.

Alternatively, you can email terrible@invisibleinktheatre.co.uk and you will be sent the questions and can take part that way. No names will be taken, and no blame will be given.

And remember, confession is good for the soul…

Confessors can find the confession booths in the following places:
Monday 6th July – NoFit State Circus 1pm – 6pm
Wednesday 8th July – Little Man Coffee Shop 10am – 3pm
Wednesday 8th July – The Other Room at Porters Bar 4pm – 8pm
Thursday 9th July St Fagans National History Museum 11am – 4pm

The ‘Confessional Shop is a private room. If anything is used it will be altered and only recognisable by you. Confidentiality guaranteed!

Invisible Ink is a company that makes contemporary theatre and is a collaboration between Alan Harris (writer) and Sita Calvert – Ennals (director).
www.sitace.com
Follow them on twitter, @invisbleink15

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British Street Food Awards Wales and West – review by Ellie Philpotts

Our roving reporter Ellie Phillpots headed to the British Street Food Awards Wales and West a few weeks back, to sample the cream of local talent!

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I’m a foodie. My favourite way to spend a summer weekend or evening has to be revelling in the atmosphere, concoction of smells, and myriad of tastes that food so considerately provides. Food culture is growing even bigger in the modern age. Sure, for centuries people have enjoyed its experiences – culturally, eating is a social event, one to be savoured with others. At the recent Street Food Awards, this relationship expanded to not just the people we choose to eat with, but also the vendors and chefs, each charming in their individual way.

Since moving to Cardiff, where I find everything so easy to photograph anyway, I’ve noticed my camera-roll and subsequently Instagram seeming to incorporate more food than ever before. It’s fair to say food writing; food photography, and of course, food eating, are becoming slight hobbies of mine, and Cardiff is the perfect location to indulge in this. So of course I was eager to attend when it was Wales’ turn to host the awards last weekend, after already loving sampling the Street Food Circus that is neatly nestled on John Street during every May and June weekend.

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Even before I made it through the pearly gates of Heaven (otherwise known as the gates bearing a massive glittery burger and a sign reminding us it’s ‘British St Food Annual Awards – The Independent on Sunday’, the atmosphere was bubbling and merry. In I went, and was soon confronted with a bustling variety of street food stalls. From rustic pizzas to good old British mushy peas; Indian mango spiced lassi to mojitos; mini crème brulees and even vindaloo shepherd’s pie, there’s no way anyone could leave hungry or thirsty. The only hunger to be experienced upon finally exiting would be non-literal – hunger to stay for even more! But there were definitely plenty of cuisines to choose from.

Deliberating took up a big chunk of the day. I browsed between The Purple Poppadom; Ships; Patagonia; Slow Pig; Dirty Bird Fried Chicken; The Smallest Pizzeria in the World; Chucks; Cheeky Indian; the bar; Nelly’s Barn; Bristol Chai Guy and Wild Fig Farm, before eventually settling on the battered halloumi bites somewhat drowning in an array of sauces, from Dirty Bird Fried Chicken. As well as this stall’s delights, it did live up to the event’s promise of transforming a corner of Cardiff into Brooklyn. Must be the chicken, as I know that’s a popular food over in the Big Apple! And I wasn’t alone in thinking they were sublime – because DFC won Runner-Up in the overall category of the Welsh and South West leg of the awards. Very well deserved!

The actual winners, however, were Patagonia, whose head chef Jamie O’Leary enticingly describes their produce as ‘strictly beef, all Welsh, all local, with some Argentinean flair.’ You can say that again! I can confirm their classic steak sandwich was pretty sweet. (Literally savoury, of course. But a very sweet, good thing to experience. )

As well as Cardiff specifically, on a wider level the UK is gaining an even more positive name for food in recent years. Gone are the days when merely roast dinners and fish and chips spoke for the land’s eating habits – although nothing against them! Now, we’re home to the flavour of the world – and British Street Food Awards accurately embodied this. Which is why it also made sense for the Awards to tour the whole nation – stopping in Oxford; Cardiff; Scotland and Cornwall before the exciting Big Final in London from 25 – 27 September.

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Food in this country is so good that Blighty now boasts even more Michelin Stars than Italy – once arguably deemed the universal food capital. To honour this, The Smallest Pizzeria in the World was a Cardiff sell-out! But from my time browsing the selection on offer in the Sunday sun, I can conclude food festivals and specifically the British Street Food Awards made this feat seem believable. Each vendor gave a fantastic effort – so much so, my consumption wasn’t restricted to the site itself! Of course I had to nab an iced Earl Grey (which contained so many mint leaves that security mistook it for alcohol) and 5 adorable tiny cupcakes from Bristol Chai Guy, who are so good they hopped across the border for the event, to keep me going during my walk home!

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I couldn’t fault the day – a mantra clearly seconded by the crowds, whose enthusiasm showed no sign of relenting – and am looking forward to seeing the overall winners of categories such as Best Burger and Best Vegetarian in a few months’ time. Well done to all involved, and I’ll definitely be back – once my food baby subsides!

 

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Ellie Philpotts

Ellie Philpotts is in her first year at Cardiff University studying English Literature, Journalism and Media. Follow her blog or Instagram.

 

 

 

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It’s the finale of Street Food Circus this weekend!

It’s the Finale Weekend … the last supper … it’s time for them to roll out of town…

The show’s over, folks! This weekend is your FINAL CHANCE to come down and sample the Pop-Up night-time food market that is Street Food Circus, on John Street in Cardiff. So if you haven’t done it yet, now’s your last chance!!

The Line Up:
Hang Fire Smokehouse
Chucks – Hot Dogs & Stacked Fries
Dirty Fried Chicken
Patagonia
Jols Food Co
El Salsa
The Hemp Hut
Doughboys
Mr Churro
Meat & Greek
Dixies Vintage Ices
Burger & Lobster
Big Fish Little Fish
Science Ice Cream
The Spaniard Gourmet

Street Food Circus is open in Old Stable Yard, John Street (behind the NoFit State HQ) THIS WEEKEND ONLY:
Friday 5pm – 11pm
Saturday 5pm – 11pm
Sunday 2pm – 10pm

Street Food Circus – Finale Weekend Facebook group

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NoFit State Circus’ Bianco returns to Cardiff, 12-27 June – get a sneak peek!

If you’ve been wondering what gives with that giant silver spaceship-like structure on John Street, next to the Street Food Circus, then educate yourself: NoFit State, the UK’s leading contemporary circus, is performing their internationally celebrated show BIANCO in Cardiff from 12 – 27 June. Cardiff will be the only performance in the UK, before the company departs for a European tour.

Yes yes!

The show has visited Cardiff twice before, BUT this time three-quarters of the cast are NEW. That means fresh talent, new skills, and more beautiful (and terrifying) circus performances.

Photographer Lorna Cabble went along to the preview to get these snaps of the performers, hard at work in rehearsal…

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Where:
NoFit State’s iconic silver spaceship Big Top. John Street, Cardiff, CF10 5PE

When:
12-27 June, 2015

BIANCO TICKETS

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Shelley Gardens Community Food Festival, Cardiff – 21 June 2015

Get thee along to the next Food Festival in Shelley Gardens, on 21 June 2015!

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The BEST Local food stalls, including:

    • Lia’s Kitchen Pie shop
    • Nata & Co Portuguese pastries
    • Mezza Luna Lebanese platters
    • Frankie’s Italian pizza & Calzones
    • MADE veggie burgers & juice shots
    • Penylan pantry beautiful, ethically sourced Welsh produce
    • Inner City Pickle locally made chutneys, preserves and treats
    • and more TBC…and teas, coffees in the gorgeous community garden of course.

All our food stalls will be selling cheap taster portions of their dishes (under £2!) so they are super affordable, and if you are greedy like me you can try a little something from everyone!

ENTERTAINMENT

  • Live music from local youth acts, Cardiff Ukeleles, Stainless Steve, plus special guests
  • Circus workshops and performance
  • Hula hoop demo & flash mob
  • Belly dancing
  • Spit & Sawdust skate ramps
  • Pedal powered fun
  • Meet the chickens

WORKSHOPS & DEMOS

Money & food saving tips from Love Food Hate waste
The art (& science!) of home composting with Helen Reardon
Dolma wrapping demo with Lia’s Kitchen
Understanding bees, their threats & value with Pollen8
and more TBC

WHEN?

Saturday 21 June 2015
12 – 4 pm Shelley Gardens Plasnewydd ~ City road
behind The Poets corner pub

#shelleygardensfoodfest
contact: foodfest@greencityevents.co.uk

 

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Gweithdai bwyd a demo
Cerddoriaeth fyw ~ hwyl syrcas a gemau
peintio wynebau ~ yr emporiwm pedal ~ a mwy

12 – 4yp Gerddi Shelley Plasnewydd ~ Heol City
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Shelley Gardens Facebook event

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