A packed entertainment programme across Powys over the next fortnight includes live music, comedy, theatre, cinema and community performances.
Friday, September 18 brings three choices.
Orange River Remedy featuring Dan Sealey performs Neil Young’s Harvest at Pavilion Mid Wales in Llandrindod Wells from 7.30pm, while Centre CELF hosts Jim Somniac and Tripcode from 7pm.
Marches Comedy is at Montgomery Town Hall from 8.30pm, featuring Cerys Nelmes, Sully Jones, Phil Cooper and Dean Coughlin.
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BBC National Orchestra of Wales performs at The Hafren in Newtown at 4pm on Saturday, September 19.
UK Foo Fighters are at Pavilion Mid Wales that evening, while Kristy Cox Band plays The Lost Arc in Rhayader from 7.30pm.
Presteigne Assembly Rooms screens Song Sung Blue on Wednesday, September 23, before hosting The Velvet Violin with Whiskey Moon Face and Little Rumba on Saturday, September 26.
Welshpool Town Hall stages The Wit and Songs of Noël Coward and Private Godfrey’s Real War on Thursday, September 24.
Other highlights include National Theatre Live’s The Misanthrope at The Hafren on Friday, September 25, Montgomery Songwriter Sessions the same evening and ventriloquist Paul Zerdin at The Hafren on Saturday, September 26.
The fortnight concludes with Martin Taylor at Pavilion Mid Wales on Wednesday, September 30, and the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour at Theatr Brycheiniog in Brecon on Thursday, October 1.
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