What's On in North Wales This June
North Wales is always teeming with events and things to enjoy throughout June, and 2026 is no exception. From glorious gardens alive with colour to exciting music festivals and more, we’ve rounded up some of the things you can enjoy throughout North Wales this June.
Gottwood Festival, Anglesey
11th – 14th June 2026
Celebrating its 15th year in 2026, Gottwood returns to the beautiful Carreglwyd Estate in Anglesey for a weekend of dancing with a dash of wellness. Take a look at our properties in Cemaes Bay and Church Bay if you want to stay close to the festival but enjoy a little more luxury.
Shows at Venue Cymru, Llandudno
Various dates throughout June
A hub for all things entertainment, Venue Cymru is set to host a range of exciting shows and performances throughout June. From the family-friendly Bluey’s Big Party to Soul & Motown night, there’s something for everyone.
Slateman Triathlon & Duathlon, Snowdonia
14th June 2026
An iconic multi-sport adventure race, the Slateman Triathlon & Duathlon is an epic undertaking into the heart of Eryri, named one of the world’s best triathlons. Expect sweeping scenery, world-class grit and an unrivalled atmosphere at the start and finish line.
Gwyl Criccieth, Llyn Peninsula
13th – 20th June 2026
A celebration of Welsh music and culture, Gwyl Criccieth has everything from live music to beautiful garden tours. Coincide your Criccieth stay with this particular week to enjoy a unique atmosphere and special experiences.
The Laburnum Arch at Bodnant Garden, Conwy
16th May – 7th June
North Wales’ iconic 55-metre-long laburnum arch is the oldest and longest in the UK, often described as a waterfall of gold. It is a bucket-list sight to see for anyone visiting the area, as is the remainder of the beautiful Bodnant Garden, with 80 acres of formal gardens and a tea room to enjoy.
Conwy Pirate Festival
13th & 14th June 2026
Ahoy, me hearties! Watch Conwy’s harbour transform into a pirate battleground as this popular family festival returns with cannon fire, live entertainment, themed stalls, and interactive activities for aspiring buccaneers. With pirate battles, music, and plenty of photo opportunities, it’s a fantastic day out for all ages.
The Summer Solstice
21st June 2026
Marking the astronomical first day of summer, the summer solstice is a widely celebrated day throughout North Wales. It is especially acknowledged on Anglesey, where people gather to watch the sunrise at the various prehistoric sites, including Bryn Celli Ddu, as it’s the only time of year that the sun shines directly into the passageway within the chamber.
FERAL Fest
20th June 2026
A celebration of the self, FERAL Fest is centred around getting back to nature and connecting with the great outdoors. Set to run from 10:00 – 17:00 with delicious food and an alcohol-free bar, the event will have a choice of optional sessions for you to join, including breathwork, sound-healing, ceremonial cacao experiences and more.
North Wales Vegan Market, Llandudno
27th June 2026
Hosted in Llandudno’s St Paul’s Church Hall, the North Wales Vegan Market will run from 10 am to 3 pm and is set to be brimming with vegan delights, both of the edible and gifting variety. Stallholders include Taylor’s Artisan Pies, Pip & Oat Cafe and Happy Mouse.
Aberdaron Poetry & Arts Festival, Llyn Peninsula
18th – 21st June 2026
An annual celebration of poetry and faith specific to the glorious Llyn Peninsula, the Aberdaron Poetry & Arts Festival will centre around poet R S Thomas’ 1976 lecture to the National Eisteddfod, ‘Where is Abercuawg?’ exploring the themes of paradise, utopia and what exactly an ideal Wales looks like in 2026.
Peregrine Travelling Circus – The Belly of the Whale
Glasfryn Parc, Pwllheli, Llyn Peninsula, LL53 6PG | 4th – 7th June 2026
Marian Mawr, Dolgellau, LL40 1AU | 11th – 14th June 2026
Peregrine Circus is a traditional, all-human, village green circus: no animals, only people, artistry, and the magic they create together. A place where live music and otherworldly performances weave a dreamscape both intimate and vast.
Belly of the Whale invites audiences young and old to leave the everyday on the shore and dive deep into an oceanic myth, where stories are reborn and magic stirs in the deep.
Stay in an Oyster holiday cottage this June
From beachfront boltholes to sprawling spaces in the quiet countryside, we’ve got a range of holiday cottages in North Wales that are just waiting for you. June is a fantastic time to visit, with the beaches still empty and the temperatures creeping up – what are you waiting for?
