Join the excitement at the 2025 Fel ’Na Mai Festival in Crymych, Pembrokeshire, on Saturday, May 3!

This year’s musical offering this year sees prominent names of the Welsh music scene appearing on the Festival stages.

On Foel Drigarn stage from 1.15pm until evening, the local talents of Ysgol Bro Preseli Choir and Ysgol Cilgerran Choir join Dewin, best group winners of the Ail Symudiad Awards 2025 and, for the first time, exciting folk rock group Taran, before the heavy rock masters Mattoidz raise the roof.

Next to the stage will be the energetic, charming Mali Haf and, as dusk falls, Anglesey’s prolific singer-songwriter Meinir Gwilym and her band. Back by popular demand, the group Gwilym, and to top it all off, the amazing Yws Gwynedd and his band will close the Festival this year.

First on Y Frenni Fawr Stage, 1.35pm, Côr Rocesi'r Fro led by Einir Dafydd will be followed by a taste of music in the tradition of Django Reinhardt by Llandjango. Next, Ail Symudiad Awards individual prize winning singer Danny Sioned will entertain, before retired rocker Cleif Harpwood revisits some ’70s favourites.

Lavant’s music is very contemporary and current. Pys Melyn, the popular psychedelic band from Pen Llŷn, will close the performances at the Y Frenni Fawr Stage.

Compered by local presenter and rocker, Mari Grug, Gŵyl Fel 'na Mai is a festival for the whole family; there are many different activities available in the children’s area. Onsite refreshments include a licensed bar in partnership with Crymych Rugby Club and a new Gin bar for this year’s Festival by In The Welsh Wind. Parking will be at the Frenni Transport site, and at nearby locations within Parc Gwynfryn estate. Camping and mobile home provision is available. Visit felnamai.cymru for more information.