Suspiciously Cheap Comedy Sunday 15th June 2025 Suspiciously Cheap Comedy is the best value comedy night in the UK a wild, hilarious new material showcase hosted by resident MC Kiri Pritchard-McLean and the brilliantly chaotic sketch group Tarot. We book the best acts in the country, for the best audience in the country, to make the best night in the country all for a suspiciously low 5 (3 conc). This months line-up includes: Jessica Fostekew (Live at the Apollo, The Guilty Feminist) Priya Hall (very funny, very Welsh, very great) Tarot the anarchic lovechild of Geins Family Giftshop & Goose; stars of Radio 4s Soundbleed, creators of Chortles #1 show of 2019 and the Guardians 6th best show of 2022 Kiri Pritchard-McLean award-winning MC, as seen on Live at the Apollo, Would I Lie To You?, Frankie Boyles New World Order Bark-out-loud funny, and the whole hour is startlingly live. The Guardian One of the balls-out funniest shows on the Fringe. Chortle Consistently sharp. The Telegraph London Welsh Centre, 157-163 Grays Inn Rd Doors 6pm | Show 7pm Tickets 5 / 3 grab yours before theyre gone!

In Partnership with The Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion and Wales in London Mewn Partneriaeth ag Anrhydeddus Gymdeithas y Cymmrodorion a Chymru yn Llundain Scroll down for Welsh A new series of talks on topical subjects of concern to the people of Wales and its diaspora. Key Welsh organisations in London are getting together to discuss some of the issues facing Wales now and into the future. Your views are important. Do come along and take part. The talks are free, and take place at the London Welsh Centre. Details of the next debate below: WALES MATTERS DR SIMON BROOKS BEYOND THE HEADLINES ON SECOND HOMES AND THE FUTURE OF WELSH COMMUNITIES Wednesday 11th June, 2025, 6.30pm for 7pm London Welsh Centre, Grays Inn Road, London, WC1X 8UE FREE EVENT Were honoured to welcome Dr Simon Brooks as our next guest in the Wales Matters series onWednesday 11th June. Simon is one of the most influential thinkers in contemporary Welsh public life. A historian, policy adviser, academic and author, he is currentlyChair of the Commission for Welsh-speaking Communities, appointed by the Welsh Government to make recommendations for the long-term strategy for the language in both Wales and its diaspora. He previously wrote for the Welsh Government the 2021 report, Second homes: developing new policies in Wales, which played a pivotal role in reshaping government policy on housing, affordability and community sustainability in Welsh-speaking areas. Simon's work goes beyond politics and policyhis writing and public commentary consistently bring a deep cultural, historical and linguistic awareness to the fore. In this talk, Simon will look beyond the headlines of the second homes debateoffering a nuanced, reflective take on what has been achieved, what implementation looks like on the ground, and what challenges remain. What does the future hold for Welsh-speaking communities, both at home and abroad? And what can be learned from the way this urgent issue has been tackled so far? Join us for an evening of ideas, insight and open discussion at the heart of the London Welsh community. Cymraeg Cyfres newydd o sgyrsiau ar bynciau amserol sy'n peri pryder i bobl Cymru a'i alltudion. Mae sefydliadau Cymreig allweddol yn Llundain yn dod at ei gilydd i drafod rhai or materion syn wynebu Cymru nawr ac yn y dyfodol. Mae eich barn yn bwysig. Dewch draw i gymryd rhan. Mae'r sgyrsiau am ddim, ac yn cael eu cynnal yng Nghanolfan Cymry Llundain.

An evening of Welsh male voice choir music in the heart of London. Saturday 27 September 2025 7:30pm BAR of The London Welsh Centre, 157163 Grays Inn Road, London, WC1X 8UE Join us for a memorable night of harmony asCr Meibion Gwalia and Cr Meibion Onllwyn share the stage for a special concert in London. Enjoy a programme that journeys from the Tawe Valley to the Thames, celebrating the tradition and power of male voice singing. Featuring a guest soloist details to be announced soon.

After popular demand our open mic nights are back! Are you looking for a space to call home in the Big Smoke? Are you a Welshie looking to connect with others in the city? Or are you a creative looking for a safe space to experiment with some new writing ideas, singing or comedy? Maybe youre just looking for something to pass those January blues? Then Cartref yn y Ddinas is the place for you! This time in honour of Diwrnod Santes Dwynwen our theme is looovveee. Tickets are 5 which guarantee entry as well as a raffle ticket in traditional community hall style. Buy online or on the door! If youre a performer then you can either sign up by emailing [email protected], messaging us on Instagram or signing up on the night! Profits go towards supporting us as a Disabled, Neurodivergent and Disabled-led company who are trying to bridge the gap between Wales and London, particularly for creatives. Additionally money spent on drinks (alcoholic or not) support London Welsh Centre.

Comedys Back at the London Welsh Centre! Were buzzing to bring back a much-loved night of comedy at the London Welsh Centre and its been far too long! Hosted by the brilliant Beth Granville (Gavin and Stacey, Foiled, Smashing Sundays Podcast), this is your chance to experience a hilarious evening packed with top-notch stand-up, brilliant banter, and all-round good vibes. Expect a mix of the finest Welsh and non-Welsh comedy talent, hand-picked for maximum laughs. Whether you're a comedy fan or just up for a cracking night out, this is one you wont want to miss. Tickets 12 / Early Bird 10 grab yours now!July 23rd | London Welsh Centre Get ready were so ready for another night of laughter! Its going to be an absolute cracking night, one not to miss!

An Evening with Fflur Dafydd London Welsh Centre Friday 20 June 2025 | 7pm Join award-winning author and screenwriter Fflur Dafydd for a special evening celebrating the release of her gripping new psychological crime novel, The House of Water, published by Hodder & Stoughton. In conversation with writer, producer, and former ITV Controller and BBC Radio 4 Commissioning Editor Sioned Wiliam, Fflur will explore the themes behind the novel - from identity and memory to climate, culture, and the darker side of family legacy. Set in a flood-stricken Welsh town, The House of Water is already generating buzz and is tipped to be one of this summers must-reads. Magnificent writing! Russell T Davies A fast-flowing thriller with an unpredictable twist. Erin Kelly I doubt Ill read a better book this year. Sarah Ward With signed copies available and a chance to hear firsthand from one of Waless most acclaimed literary voices, this is a must-attend event for lovers of crime fiction, great conversation, and powerful storytelling.