Welcome to Culture cardiff
ABout Us…
Culture Cardiff is a vibrant and dynamic online and in print magazine dedicated to celebrating the unique cultural fabric of Cardiff. Our goal is to be the ultimate resource for local news, events, and happenings. Founded by Ivan, an accomplished writer and media enthusiast, who was born and raised in Cardiff, our magazine is passionate about supporting and promoting the diversity and vibrancy of the city. As a college student studying media and film, Ivan is driven by his passion for media, and with Culture Cardiff, he has created a media platform that not only showcases Cardiff's rich cultural heritage but also provides a platform for local creatives to shine. At Culture Cardiff, we believe that the community is what makes the city special, and through our magazine, we strive to highlight the wonderful people, organisations, and events that make Cardiff a fantastic place to live, work and play.
Our Team Have Featured On
Wales Online
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BBC
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Iris Prize
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Vogue
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Loose Women
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Blue Peter
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S4C
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Inyourarea
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Wales Online ⋆ BBC ⋆ Iris Prize ⋆ Vogue ⋆ Loose Women ⋆ Blue Peter ⋆ S4C ⋆ Inyourarea ⋆
“Culture Cardiff is not just a magazine, it's a portal where local artists and creatives can showcase their work and connect with the vibrant community in our city. As a local artist myself, I am proud to contribute to a publication that truly celebrates the rich cultural diversity and artistic talent that Cardiff has to offer."
- Nathan Wyburn, Local Artist and Contributor to Culture Cardiff
“As a Healthcare worker, I have seen firsthand the impact that community support can have on one's well-being. That's why I am proud to be a contributor to Culture Cardiff magazine - a publication dedicated to highlighting and celebrating the rich culture of our city. By supporting this magazine, you are not only supporting local writers, artists, and businesses, but you are investing in the health and vitality of our community as a whole.”
— Wayne Courtney, a local Healthcare worker and contributor to Culture Cardiff
Children of families on lower incomes who receive certain benefits can get up to £200 to help pay for essentials like school uniform, stationery, sports kit and equipment