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Llandovery Sheep Festival 2025

About

Llandovery Sheep Festival celebrates rural crafts, food and entertainment, as well old drovers’ trails, sheep farming and the wool industry.

The town’s Market Square and Castle carpark will be a kaleidoscope of colour during the event in September with numerous exhibitors displaying their wares from textiles, arts and crafts to locally produced food and drink.

The streets of Llandovery will be packed with entertainment and music, as well as a wide range of workshops and courses.

The Llandovery Sheep Festival has gone from strength to strength since its inception in 2010. It is an event that’s been wholeheartedly embraced by the people of Llandovery and its success is very much a reflection of that.

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Free Entry

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Map & Directions

Llandovery Sheep Festival

Type:Country Show

Various Locations, Llandovery, Carmarthenshire, SA20 0AA

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Opening Times

Festival Weekend (20 Sept 2025 - 21 Sept 2025)

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