Cenarth Falls are in Ceredigion but lie just on the border of Carmarthenshire so I thought I would include them in my “what to do in Carmarthenshire” blogs, as they are so magnificent.

Make the most of what's on in our area!

Some great new events are coming up at Small World Centre in Cardigan, which has just announced its programme for Autumn 2015. There will be music, dance, live theatre and creative workshops.

One of the biggest attractions for visitors to the Cardigan Bay coast is the fantastic views they can get of the many bottlenose dolphins that live in the area – and the porpoises, seals and flocks of sea birds too. You can go dolphin-spotting from anywhere along the coast, but taking a boat trip is a great way to get close to them, and to see the birds that nest on the cliffs.

The annual production by the Abbey Shakespeare Players in the wonderful setting of St Dogmaels Abbey is always a joy. And this year they are staging The Tempest in this magical place. Can’t wait!

Natural bee nests hang from branches and inside hollow logs. You can watch the bees fly in and out with their loads of pollen and nectar, watch them interact with each other, share food and communicate using their various dances. Yes, they really do dance!

One of the best food festivals around is gearing up for a spectacular show this year, on the riverside at Cardigan. You can taste all sorts of yummie goodies from all over Wales and enjoy activities on the wonderful Teifi at the Cardigan River and Food Festival 2015. There’s live music and entertainment too. Saturday, August 8th, is the date for the diary.

There are a number of different events within the Cardigan and Teifi Valley area this weekend suitable for everyone whether if its a musical concert, workshop or something more festive. So to give yourself something to look forward to this weekend, here is a listing of events that might appeal to you: