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Celebrate the starting point of the Wales Coast Path with Iolo Williams as we unveil a new soundbox that will greet walkers as they set out (or finish) this epic trail.
Featuring activities from wildlife organisations, displays and stands from local walking groups guided walks, and a chance to meet Iolo Williams himself.
Free entry. Walks free to attend.
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