Pavilion Mid Wales Tickets

Travelling from the North or South: Take the A483 into Llandrindod Wells. At Temple Street roundabout, take the 1st exit if coming from the south, 3rd exit if coming from the north, and follow the road. Take the second left next to the Holy Trinity Church. Public transport: Our venue is a 5-10 minute walk from Llandrindod Wells' bus and train stations. Follow Station Crescent up and turn right on to Middleton Street. Cross the road to Hotel Commodore, continue left and pass the Holy Trinity Church. Take the left at the Church amd you will find Pavilion Mid Wales. Please be careful crossing the car park as there is a corner bush which hides cars coming from behind the building! Llandrindod Wells is accessible by train via the Heart of Wales Line (serviced by Transport for Wales), and by bus via the T4 bus route. ​

Tel:01597 258118

the Pavilion has car parking at the front of the venue with limited spaces. On street parking is accessible in the vicinity of the venue. Nearest Car Parks are located within a short walking distance from the venue. There is an accessible parking bay just outside the venue and 2 further bays along the left side of the venue.

Pavilion Mid Wales has a step free entrance from the street to the venue and step free access throughout the Ground level. The Balcony (First floor) is accessed by stairs from the foyer and not accessible to wheelchair users at this time. PERSONAL ASSISTANT TICKETS: Pavilion Mid Wales is an all-inclusive venue. If you require a personal assistant ticket, please contact the venue on 01597 258118 to request this.

Pavilion Mid Wales is an independent Live Music & Arts venue in Llandrindod Wells Built in 1912, the Pavilion (or Pivi as it is known by the locals) has been a community hub for over 100 years. It has seen many guises throughout it's lifetime including a Cinema, Dance Hall & Theatre. In March 2016, Grand Pavilion Events CIC (a not for profit community interest company) became the new operators of the Pavilion. Our aim was to raise the Old Lady from the ashes and bring her back into the heart of the community by providing a varied program of Entertainment and Community Events. Our priority is to save the building from an uncertain future by bringing the building back into the hands of the community for which it was built. Since opening the doors in 2016, we have seen over 170,000 visitors to the Pavilion, whilst attracting major acts back to the venue. In October 2018, the Pavilion hosted the annual Bryn Terfel Scholarship Awards final in front of the TV cameras, and watched by thousands across the globe. Pavilion Mid Wales is a member of the Music Venues Alliance.