Organised by Menter Caerdydd, the family-friendly festival Tafwyl welcomed audiences back to Cardiff Castle over the weekend.
A free event that has grown over the years, Tafwyl is open to all Welsh speakers, learners, and non-Welsh speakers alike.
Organised by Menter Caerdydd, Tafwyl welcomed audiences back to Cardiff Castle over the weekend. 
Minister for Education and Welsh Language Jeremy Miles at the Tafwyl opening ceremony on Saturday. 
Organised by Menter Caerdydd, Tafwyl welcomed audiences back to Cardiff Castle over the weekend. 
Asha Jane performing on the main stage at Tafwyl. 
Organised by Menter Caerdydd, Tafwyl welcomed audiences back to Cardiff Castle over the weekend. 
Organised by Menter Caerdydd, Tafwyl welcomed audiences back to Cardiff Castle over the weekend. 
Eädyth performs a unique set on the main-stage at Tafwyl. 
Organised by Menter Caerdydd, Tafwyl welcomed audiences back to Cardiff Castle over the weekend. 
Organised by Menter Caerdydd, Tafwyl welcomed audiences back to Cardiff Castle over the weekend. 
Organised by Menter Caerdydd, Tafwyl welcomed audiences back to Cardiff Castle over the weekend. 
Bwncath on stage at Tafwyl. 
Organised by Menter Caerdydd, Tafwyl welcomed audiences back to Cardiff Castle over the weekend. 
Organised by Menter Caerdydd, Tafwyl welcomed audiences back to Cardiff Castle over the weekend. 
Organised by Menter Caerdydd, Tafwyl welcomed audiences back to Cardiff Castle over the weekend. 
Organised by Menter Caerdydd, Tafwyl welcomed audiences back to Cardiff Castle over the weekend.
Representing the very best in arts and culture, the festival has an appeal to families and people across all ages and backgrounds. Amongst the festival highlights featured across the two days were music, theatre, comedy, pop-up performances as well as food, drink, arts, and crafts from a diversity of Welsh traders.
Although the wet weather attempted to take a hold of the Cardiff Castle venue on Saturday morning, this did not dampen the spirits of those in attendance. The weather gradually eased as events got underway and there were plenty of smiles in and around the venue which holds over 5,000 people.
Sŵnami at Tafwyl. 
Sŵnami at Tafwyl. 
Sŵnami at Tafwyl. 
Sŵnami at Tafwyl. 
Tara Bandito performing live at Tafwyl. 
Ynys performed an awesome set of music at Tafwyl. 
Cerddorfa Ukulele delighted audiences at Tafwyl. 
Dom James at Tafwyl. 
Combining talents on stage at Tafwyl are Sul Lloyd, Dom Jomes and Sage Todz 
Glain Rhys was one of the many acts featured at Tafwyl. 
Lloyd Lewis at Tafwyl 
Mari Mathias at Tafwyl. 
Sage Todz on stage at Tafwyl 2022 
Yws Gwynedd on stage at Tafwyl 
Yws Gwynedd close a weekend of events at Cardiff Castle celebrating Tafwyl.
Following a weeklong set of activities which followed the Tafwyl fringe across the Welsh Capital , queues began to form for the Welsh event outside the castle from Saturday afternoon.
Tafwyl’s 2022 line-up featured performances from many homegrown Welsh musicians and bands including Hana Lili, Cerddorfa Ukulel, Eadyth + Asha Jane, Gareth Bonello, Kizzy Crawford, Sŵnami and Yws Gwynedd.
- Further details about Tafwyl can be found on the Tafwyl website.
- All photographs courtesy of Tafwyl.