North Wales and Snowdonia are famed for their magical landscapes and generous array of attractions/activities.
The music festivals of North Wales are famed for offering world famous acts, working alongside local Welsh and British musicians put on a great show for all involved.
While many of the music festivals are suited to family groups, some would be more suitable for adult crowds. We have detailed some information below on some of the highlights among the North Wales and Snowdonia festival scene, giving you an idea of what choice there is and when it all starts kicking off!
Focus Wales: 12th to 14th May 2016
A music and arts festival that features over 200 bands, Focus Wales is a Wrexham based celebration that incorporates a wide music variety. Both national and international talents will be taking to the stages to wow crowds even before the summer kicks in. Find out more >
Gottwood: 9th June to 12th June 2016
A mysterious and intimate festival located on the Isle of Anglesey, Gottwood brands itself as a ‘mystical little party in the woods’. This is primarily an electronic festival that displays its independent and boutique offerings. Find out more >
North Wales Bluegrass Festival: 30th June to 3rd July 2016
Bluegrass bands from America, Europe and Britain all descend to Betws Y Coed to play 8 concerts over 4 days, wowing festival goers from far and wide. The festival features a range of workshops and tuition opportunities that focus on Banjo, Fiddle, Bass and Guitar playing. Find out more >
Ymuno Festival: 1st to 4th July 2016
Dubbed a ‘little festival with a big heart’ Ymuno takes place at Bryn Ffanigl Ganol Farm near Abergele, North Wales. The sleepy meadow awakens for a few days of music, art and poetry. The festival is suitable for families and has plenty of children’s activities along with entertainment from musical talent. Find out more >
Glas Butter Beach Festival: 19th to 21st August 2016
Hosted in Abersoch, this festival has really started to make a name for itself through its excellent music range, paint fight and glorious coastal location. This festival has up to 5 different stages and areas, with special food stalls and competitions such as surfing, paddle boarding and wake-boarding contests. Find out more >
Festival No 6: 1st to 4th September 2016
Located in the Italianate village of Port Meirion, Festival Number 6 has made a name for itself as one of the most unique events in the UK. With over 750 artists showcasing their musical talent across four areas and 25 unique venues, this festival is easily enjoyed by people of all ages. Find out more >
Black Boy Inn is lucky enough to have access to every festival through just short travel times to and from locations. While some festivals offer camping options, it is not always for everyone. Black Boy Inn hotel Snowdonia allows visitors to enjoy the buzz of the festival before winding down to eat, drink and sleep in the lovely Welsh town of Caernarfon.