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Mersey Beatles, 18th March Beatles fans will be wowed by this Liverpool-born tribute to the Fab Four. Embark on a fabulous ride – from the ‘mop top’ hits of Beatlemania and the psychedelic creativity of Sgt Pepper to the melodic wonder and energy of their later work. 7.30pm. Tickets £24.75.

Limehouse Lizzy, 21st April e boys are back in town! Limehouse Lizzy continue to keep the spirit of Celtic rock icon Phil Lynott and his band in Lizzy alive, well and dominating stages worldwide – including a tribute to brilliant guitarist Gary Moore. 7.30pm. Tickets £22. www.pavilionmidwales.org.uk

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WHAT’S ON IN BRIEF 26TH MARCH – 8TH APRIL

26th March, Welshpool 10k

An undulating, challenging one-lap race that starts and finishes in the town centre and takes in breathtaking views of Powis Castle. Start from 8am. Entry from £20.49 via Adrenaline Sporting Events.

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Tom Allen – Completely, March Enjoy Tom’s acerbic with and riotous storytelling as he elicits your opinions on life’s dilemmas! 8pm. Tickets £25.

e Makings of a Murderer detective David Swindle shares his insight into famous cases that were never solved and how they got away with it. 7.30pm. Tickets £28.

An Evening and A Little Bit of a Morning with Mark Steel, 1st April Mark Steel’s in Town was voted sixth best radio comedy ever and Mark is

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Quiz. 8pm. Tickets £18.

Foden’s Band, 22nd April

•1st April, Grand Mid-Wales

Cycle Jumble, National Cycle Museum, Llandrindod Wells

Find that bargain! Stalls include items from the museum stores. From 8.30am. Admission £4 (£1 after 9.30am).

•1st April, Welsh Wrestling, Pavilion Mid Wales, Llandrindod Wells Join in with all the fun –championship matches, rumble

DID YOU KNOW?

Foden’s website fodensband.co.uk has play-along videos for young learners

Ranked second in the world, Foden’s brass band are 2021 and 2022 National Champions. 3pm. Tickets from £8.50. www.thehafren.co.uk

Soul Mates

Fairytale tour

showdown and tag team chaos! 7pm. From £9 via Ticketweb

•7th April, Stations at Stations, Talyllyn Railway The Rev Phil Jump will lead contemplation on the journey

Jesus Christ made on his way to the cross, with accompanying prayers and readings.

Starting at Wharf Station 4.30pm, returning by 9pm.

•8th April, Mindful Collage with Di Ford, Make it in Wales, Stiwdio 3, Cardigan

With minimal materials required and no experience necessary, this is a wonderfully accessible activity that will encourage a deep sense of calm and wellbeing. Choose from sessions at 10am-12.30pm or 1.30-4pm. £45.

Having performed worldwide and opened for the likes of Gladys Knight and the O’Jays, Natasha Watts shares songs from her new album at Mwldan, Cardigan on 26th March. Show starts 7.30pm, tickets £20. And on 15th April, legendary folk combo Maddy Prior and the Carnival Band bring us Chapel & Tavern, an evening in Hogarth’s chaotic London and with the village bands beloved by Hardy. 7.30pm. Tickets £24.50. mwldan.co.uk

Mid Wales Opera’s Fairy Tales season culminates in a new production of Humperdinck’s Hansel and Gretel. Based on the Brothers Grimm tale, it stars soprano Alys Mererid Roberts and Philip Smith and a cast of young professional singers, together with a chorus of children assembled locally for each theatre. At Newtown’s Hafren on 4th March and Aberystwyth Arts Centre on 14th. See midwalesopera.co.uk

Kaffe at the Castle HEARTS AND MINDS

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Powis Castle hosts ‘Colour with Ka e’, an exhibition by international ne artist and textile designer Ka e Fassett. From cushions to carpet, the 13th-century castle will be adorned with wondrous textiles, including seven quilts inspired by the castle’s collection. Noon4pm, normal admission applies.

Enjoy new exhibitions at MOMA in Machynlleth, all running until 15th April. ‘PAX’ commemorates the centenary of Wales’ remarkable Women’s Peace Appeal of 1923-4, with pieces by contemporary Welsh artists. Jane Hope’s ‘Echoes of the Mabinogion’ is a series of paintings based on stories and images from the ancient book, whilst Spike Blackhurst’s ‘Against All Odds’ presents ceramic and metal sculptures highlighting how emotional abuse can a ect our internal organs too.

Until 22nd April you can also see a display of portraits from the museum’s Tabernacle Collection. www.moma.cymru

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