Examples of my tourism work for Carmarthenshire County Council. Alan Evans, Freelance Professional Photographer based in St Clears.

1. Whats On in Carmarthenshire 23/12/2010 18:17
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National Botanic There is a wealth of natural
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Gardens » attractions in Carmarthenshire as
well as a range of organised
events, festivals and celebrations.
Among the highlights for the
energetic are three races in the
Llanelli Waterside Series. The 10km Aberglasney Gardens »
National Wetland Centre roadrace along the Millennium Coastal Park is listed as one of the top
Wales » hundred races in the UK. The Triathlon event sees the super-fit swim, cycle
and run to clinch the title.
Carmarthenshire is a Mecca for
cyclists and walkers and thereʼs a
packed schedule of events to suit Gwili Railway »
all ages and abilities. One favourite
is the Carreg Cennen and Black
Why not advertise your
Mountain Guided Walk which takes
event with us? » in some of the most dramatic
scenery the county has to offer. The Merlin Bike Ride takes you on a
magical tour of Carmarthenshireʼs mountains, countryside and coastline.
"Good Food Wales"
Then thereʼs the Welsh Game Fair at Gelli Aur, which draws crowds from
far and wide to the beautiful Tywi Valley. Market stalls - every Saturday on
Stepney Street, Llanelli; every
Carmarthenshireʼs proud of its Friday on Red Street, Carmarthen
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language and tradition. We & every Thursday on Quay Street,
celebrate our patron saint on March Ammanford. The best of welsh
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1 with a Saint Davidʼs Day full of produce (cheese, meats, seafood
Carmarthenshire Tourist cultural entertainment showcasing and much, much more).
Association the best of local crafts and produce.
Thereʼs more tradition at the
Inspirational Wales
magical Dragon Festival in Newcastle Emlyn in June. July marks the annual
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South West Wales Tourism of artists and performers from around the globe.
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Summer is fiesta time with a host
Visit Wales of carnivals and village shows.
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Among the popular parades are the
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ones at Burry Port, scenic
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Visit Pembrokeshire Llansteffan and Seaside -
Ammanford even has its own Mardi walesinstyle.com
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Gras! Then there are the Christmas
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carnivals - the annual switching on of the festive lights at Llanelli and National Gardens Scheme
Carmarthen are among the most talked about events in the county.
Fantastic firework displays make sure the night goes off with a bang. The towyevents.co.uk
festive season wouldnʼt be complete without the Annual Walrus Dip where
vikings, fairies and even pantomime horses take their places on the thebestof.co.uk
seashore before braving the water to raise money for local charities.
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Bigger shows, such as the popular
antique fairs are held regularly
throughout the year at
Carmarthenʼs United Counties
Showground. Look out for the
South Wales Homes & Gardens
Show in June.
Carmarthenshire is the newest home of Welsh horseracing and in June the
first National Hunt course in the UK for 80 years will open in Ffos Las near
Trimsaran. An exciting fixture of jumps and flat races are promised. Former
snooker world champion Terry Griffiths oversees the best young players
competing in a series of open events at the Terry Griffiths Matchroom in
Llanelli.
Parc Howard in Llanelli hosts the
prestigious Roberts-Rolfe Open
Singles Bowls Championship in
July. This important event has been
played since 1926 and attracts
bowlers from all over the UK for
great prize money.
Thereʼs always something wet and wacky happening at the National
Wetland Centre but if you love getting up close to nature then the annual
Mud Festival in September is a must for you. The centre also celebrates the
wonders of the flamingo with their Flamingo Festival in the summer.
Carmarthenshire is a magnet for artists, designers and craftspeople. Visit
their unique studios and watch them at work or check out their exciting
exhibition schedule. See their work displayed at stunning venues such as
Aberglasney, Parc Howard, and the National Botanic Garden for Wales, and
at the exciting Arts and Crafts Street Market held in Carmarthen in June.
Talkng of markets, donʼt forget
every week you can visit any of
Carmarthenshireʼs street markets
and food markets for the best local
produce. Top quality Farmers'
Markets are held regularly in
Carmarthen, Llanelli, Ammanford
and Llandovery. You can even experience the taste, sights and smells of an
authentic Italian Market.
Wow! With a Whatʼs On calendar as jam-packed as this, youʼll never be at a
loss for something to do in Carmarthenshire.
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