CRIMINAL MINDS

Gŵyl Crime Cymru, Wales’ rst international crime literature festival, comes to Aberystwyth on 21st23rd April, celebrating crime writing in all its forms – from ction and non- ction through to TV and lm. Hear household names from the worlds of crime drama and ction talk about their work, and meet them at free signings. ere’ll be writing workshops and ‘close-up’ panels featuring criminal creatives and Crime Cymru members, and a wide variety of speakers, many of whom are Welsh. Full programme at gwylcrimecymrufestival.co.uk

•6th-19th March, Lambcam

2023, National Museums Wales

Celebrate the start of spring! Follow all the action live from the lambing shed at St Fagans National Museum of History. 8am-8pm. museum.wales/ lambcam/

•10th March, Kendal Mountain Tour, Aberystwyth Arts Centre Watch award-winning films from high-altitude adventure to cinematically beautiful tales of wilderness travel across the globe. 7.30pm. From £8.50.

•16th March, Tchaikovsky Symphony No 5, Aberystwyth Arts Centre The BBC National Orchestra of Wales, featuring violinist Clara-Jumi Kang, perform this popular symphony, and works by Tansy Davies and Sibelius. 7.30pm. From £5.

•18th March, Renewables for Households: Insulation, Centre for Alternative Technology, Machynlleth Get to grips with draughts and warm air leaks in your home, discover di erent insulation options and reduce your energy bills. 10am-4.30pm. £80.

•18th March, Firelight Trio, Presteigne Assembly Rooms. Enjoy lively polskas, Scottish reels, French waltzes, toe-tapping klezmer and original tunes with this uplifting trio. 8-10pm. £12.

•23rd March, Arts Society

Mid Wales & Borders, Royal Oak Hotel, Welshpool Roger Mitchell will deliver the March lecture, titled ‘Buildings of Delight’, in the Powis Suite. 2.30pm. Visitors welcome, £6 suggested donation. For details contact Dennis Duggan on 01938 555574.