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REGGAE & RIDDIM FESTIVAL
Celebrating the 60th Diamond Jubilee of Jamaica’s independence, ergo the history, culture and identity of the island, over two days in Newport. Maxi Priest and Richie Spice top the bill music-wise, with locals like Aleighcia Scott [pictured] justly represented too, while you can also expect jerk, ital and Caribbean food among various other attractions and activities.
Tredegar House, Newport, Sat 30 + Sun 31 July. Tickets: £35 weekend / £25 day. Info:
reggaeriddimfestival.com
VINTAGE FOR VICTORY
Now in its fifth year, the Vintage For Victory weekend returns celebrating all things romance, glamour and fashion from the 1940s to 60s. Located in the Whitchurch’s plush Library Gardens, this family-friendly event invites you to dress up in timeless style and dance the days away to live acts, including The Jive Aces and Mr B The Gentleman Rhymer.
Whitchurch Library Gardens, Cardiff, Fri 8-Sun 10 July. Tickets: £50 weekend/FREE under-16s. Info:
vintageforvictory.co.uk
WALES’
STRONGEST MAN COLOUR CLASH
The last edition – that’d be 2019 – of this one-day festival of EDM and powder paint was headlined by Pendulum; this year, again in Newport’s grand old Tredegar Park, sees sets from Example [pictured], Jax Jones, Nathan Dawe, Basshunter and many more. Sure to be a fun one (weather notwithstanding) for hard dance and trance lovers.
Tredegar Park, Newport, Sat 16 July. Tickets: £41.50. Info:
colour-clash.co.uk
Wales’ Strongest Man is back featuring more titanic feats of strength. A region- specific part of the UK’s Strongest Man Qualifying Tour, five powerfully brawny events will be in the offing for challengers and spectators to strain muscles and eyeballs respectively. Billed as suitable for all ages, though watch out for
vomiting… exertion-induced
Cardiff International Sport Stadium, Sun 17 July. Tickets: £20-£45. Info:
ultimatestrongman.tv/ waless-strongest-man
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