TACOS & TEQUILA An evening filled with all things of a


Mexican ilk, including live mariachi music and Luchadores Wrestling bouts. What’s more, you can indulge in piña- ta battles, Mexican cocktails, and street food traders serving up, primarily, ta- cos. This is one fiesta you won’t want to miss…


Depot, Cardiff, Sat 29 Apr. Tickets: £16.50. Info: depotcardiff.com


SWANSEA BOOKFEST Get ready for a literary treat at 2023’s Swansea


Bookfest presented by Upstart Crow Work- Shop. Promising a jam-packed day of readings, writing exercises, poetry and writing competi- tions, immerse yourself in the world of litera- ture in the company of Rachel Morris, Jasper Fforde and Howard David Ingham. Elysium, Swansea, Sat 29 Apr. Tickets: £3 + OTD. Info: ticketsource.co.uk


CORLAN Small World Theatre intro-


duces a fresh initiative to west Wales aimed at assist- ing neurodiverse and dis- abled individuals, as well as young people struggling with mental health issues. The project, named Cor- lan, provides activities fo- cused on performance and supportive sessions that will foster the growth of new abilities and encour- age individuals to express themselves through artistic means. Small World Theatre, Cardigan, Apr-July (exact dates TBC). FREE to take part. Info: smallworld.org.uk/ corlan


MIKE PARKER: ALL THE WIDE BORDER


Author Mike Parker launches his book All The Wide Border, a fascinating ex- ploration of the Welsh Marches and its walks, with a signing. Discover the rich history and landscapes that have shaped this imprecise line between Wales and England, and meet the author for an evening of discussion and celebration. Oriel Davies, Newtown, Fri 21 Apr. Tickets: FREE. Info: orieldavies.org


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