Llandaff Cathedral Festival
Dathliad o ddiwylliant, cerddoriaeth a threftadaeth.
A celebration of culture, music and heritage.
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Coach House Pianos
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Rathbones
From 2nd to 6th July 2025
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About the Festival
For the first time in 9 years, 2022 saw the regeneration of the Llandaff Cathedral Festival in Cardiff. Over the course of four days, there were 27 events, with 22 of them free to attend.
Originally started in 1958 and running for an impressive 30 years, the Llandaff Festival was an important part of Cardiff life before the building of St David’s Hall. In the past the festival attracted large orchestral works, chamber music and piano recitals from renowned international soloists, and had an impressive record of commissions by Welsh composers including Alun Hoddinott, William Mathias and many others. In more recent times the Festival was briefly relaunched as part of the Organ appeal from 2008 -2013.
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Who are we?
The Llandaff Cathedral Festival is the brainchild of Olivia, a Cardiff-based opera singer, producer, and Head of Marketing at Llandaff Cathedral. Olivia is producing the festival with the assistance and guidance of Chapter and a fantastic group of volunteers.
Planning Your Visit
Llandaff Cathedral
Cathedral Close, Llandaff, Cardiff, CF5 2LA
Wheelchair access is provided at the East and West ends of the Cathedral.
Car parking in the area of the Cathedral is free and unrestricted.
It is a 10-minute train journey from Cardiff Central to Fairwater, with a 10 to 15 minute walk from Fairwater to the Cathedral. Bus routes 25, 63 or 66 from Westgate Street (alongside the Millennium Stadium) take 25 to 30 minutes.
Llandaff Parish Hall
Chapel Street, Llandaff, Cardiff, CF5 2EA
Parking is in the Memorial Carpark, off Llandaff High Street which is free for the first two hours.