Location: Middleton Street in the Middle of the Town.
Time: 9 am - 2 pm on the last Thursday of the Month.
Operates throughout the year

Why and how benefit Llandrindod Wells and surrounding area?
Foot and Mouth demonstrated the need for shorter supply lines and for the rural community to support itself.
The economic benefits are clear, with some 450 Farmers Markets in the UK, producing £55 million per year. That money goes back into the rural economy in all sorts of ways: farmers buy chiller cabinets, vans, bags, scales, signs, baking equipment, apple presses and so forth. They also hire people and give business to butchers and abattoirs. It filters back into the whole rural community.

Llandrindod benefits by the creation of what is essentially an extra attraction. A regular 1000 extra visitors that this Market attracts boost the Town’s economy.

Llandrindod is the venue or host to many events throughout the calendar year.

YEAR ROUND

Heart of Wales Farmers’ Market; last Thursday of the month. (Not January, February & March)

Rambling and Walking Events

Local Sports events

Local Community and Club Events

Llandoddie Spotting

Keep an eye on the Website Bulletin Board and local Newsletter for details of upcoming events.

SPRING

May:- Annual Drama Festival at the Albert Hall. For more information on vouchers and performances please contact Sheila Richards, Festival Administrator, 34 Pentrosfa Road, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 5NL (01597) 825073, email: richardssheken@aol.com

SUMMER

June:-  Annual 2-Day Enduro Motorbike rally

July:- Annual Carnival.
July:- The Summer Soaker. A celebration of the ‘wells and spas’, in the form of a ‘Summer Soaker’ for a waterpistol-packing youngsters (and oldsters!) Held in the Rock Park on the Sunday after the Carnival.

August:- Our own annual Victorian Festival takes a nostalgic step into the heyday of Llandrindod Wells as a ‘Medicinal Spa Town’.
August:-  Annual MEWLA, Modern Car Rally

AUTUMN

September:- Walking Festival

October:- Annual Classic and Vintage Car Rallies

WINTER

Annual Christmas Fayre