Celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee at Beaumaris Castle with Bands Y Moniars; Kev, Mive & Dave and Razorback, followed by the lighting of the Jubilee Beacon and a Firework Display. Bring a picnic and seating

The festival includes classical/jazz music, art exhibitions , talks and competitions. For more information contact the organiser on 01248 810415.

Cestyll Gardens is based on Wylfa Power Station`s grounds in between Cemaes Bay and Cemlyn. The garden`s only open for three days a year over the may bank holiday, therefore your visit must be timed.

A feast of local produce is on offer at this monthly farmers market. Sample and taste the best that Anglesey has to offer including fresh meats, cheeses, vegetables, beer, flowers, ice cream, sea salt and much, much more.

A new Food Festival to be held at Venue Walkway, Holyhead showcasing local produce and demonstrations by Chef Dai Jones.

The walk will start from the Community Hall Car Park at Talwrn, following paths recently opened and improved by Ynys Môn Ramblers Volunteers working with the Isle of Anglesey County Council to the boundary of Cors Bodeilio where they have opened the footpath to the reserve boardwalk. The walk will take us along the boardwalk around the wetland to the reserve car park and to a lane and footpaths opened and improved by the Volunteers. We return along country lanes to the start point. If you like nature, you will enjoy this walk.

Start Point: Talwrn Community Hall Car Park: SH 490 771

Length & grade of walk: 4 miles, easy

Leader: Gwynfor Roberts 01248 722723

The rally will include displays of vintage cars, vans, lorry's,tractors and motorcycles. A small fun fair for children will also take place.

Bring your old treasures to the Beaumaris Antiques Fair.

Do you have a watch or picture locked away in a cupboard that could be very valuable? Bring your old treasures to the Beaumaris Antiques Fair. A great chance to sell and buy. 10am - 3pm.

Mr and Mrs Phillip Tolman
Telephone: 01248 722911
Email: bhive@btinternet.com

For more information call 01248 351541 or visit www.northwaleswildlifetrust.org.uk

A feast of local produce is on offer at this monthly farmers market. Sample and taste the best that Anglesey has to offer including fresh meats, cheeses, vegetables, beer, flowers, ice cream, sea salt and much, much more.

Beaumaris is gearing itself up to offer Anglesonians and visitors to the
Island a once in a lifetime opportunity to see the world from a different
perspective with the “Beaumaris Eye” which comes to town from Saturday 26
May to Saturday 9 June.
The Giant Wheel, which at 35 metres high and with 24 gondolas each taking
six passengers, will open up everyone’s eyes with views across the Island,
down the Menai Strait, over to Caernarfon and Llandudno as well as the
Snowdonia Mountain Range.

"Come along to South Stack cliffs for a fun day of games, activities, fun competitons and stepping up to help wildlife! There will be guided walks throught the day to see our fantastic seabirds, Chough and maybe even some creepy crawlies and wonderful wildflowers!
"

Dewch draw i Lawd gwych ar gyfer ein Jiwbilî Helfa drysor. Gweld pa fywyd gwyllt y gallwch ei ddarganfod ar y warchodfa natur beautful a bydd bagiau nwyddau ar gyfer ein drysor pencampwyr helfa!

Various Celebrations around town including a beacon being lit between 10pm and 10.30pm on Beaumaris Castle ramparts as part of the national commemorative beacon chain.

Bring your old treasures to the Beaumaris Antiques Fair.

Do you have a watch or picture locked away in a cupboard that could be very valuable? Bring your old treasures to the Beaumaris Antiques Fair. A great chance to sell and buy. 10am - 3pm

A bird watching and historical walk around Llyn Cerrig Bach where Iron Age artefacts including a slave chain, tools, and chariot parts were found by local M.O.D. groundsman W O Roberts in 1943. His daughter, a local historian will provide an interesting talk about the artefacts by the Lake at the beginning of this walk. This area is also one of the most important reserves and historical sites on Anglesey and your guide an RSPB warden will explain how the lakes are cultivated and managed for the protection of migratory wildfowl and other wildlife living on this reserve.

Start point: RSPB Car Park, RAF Valley; SH 312 765

Length & Grade of Walk: 2 miles: 2-3 hrs, easy

Guide: Eflyn Owen-Jones (at Llyn Cerrig Bach) and Ian Simms

Experience the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on horseback as we spend a few hours riding along well established trails at Tal-y-Foel in Dwyran. This is a wonderful way to experience the AONB with panoramic views across the Menai Strait to the mainland and the mountain ranges of Snowdonia.

Location: Tal-y-Foel Riding Centre; SH 466 638

Length & grade of walk: 2 hours, easy

Leaders: AONB and Tal-y-Foel staff
There is a second ride organised for 11.30am

Come and see what lurks beneath the waves and gets left behind when the tide goes out. Countryside Council for Wales Marine staff will help you discover that there is a lot more to the beach than sand and surfing. Very young children may not be able to reach the furthest rock pools but are welcome to join in as far as they are able. Be prepared to get wet – especially your feet and shoes. Bring your own net if you want, or use one of ours.

Start Point: Rhosneigr slipway, at the end of beach road: SH316 732

Length & grade of walk: short, rocks could be slippery

Leader: Rowland Sharp CCW

Follow the shore to see rare sandstone pipes in the Carboniferous Limestone. Understand how Anglesey started its ‘life’ in the Southern hemisphere and crossed the tropics 300 million years ago when these rocks formed in the warm shallow seas of the tropics.

Start point: Benllech Beach Car Park Grid ref: SH 523 825

Length & grade of walk: 4 miles, 3 hrs, moderate

Leader: Jon Pinnington

Join the Countryside and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty team at the Dingle Local Nature Reserve Llangefni, for an introduction to the basics of bushcraft. You will learn to put up a shelter, make a fire and hopefully share in some toasted goodies. Spaces limited to 15 people in each session.

Location: meet at St Cyngar’s Church Car Park, Llangefni: SH 458 759

Length & grade of walk: 2 and a half hours, mostly easy with a short steep climb

Leaders: Gareth Evans and Aled Lewis

“I am the Merry Wanderer of the Night.” Enjoy an evening’s walk through Shakespeare’s enchanting and romantic comedy. Be led on a stroll around Tyddyn Môn Farm, where the site has been transformed into a land fit for fairies. Many characters from the play will cross your path and share the fanciful tale of love, hate, magic and mystery. Meet at the Cafe to purchase themed snacks and refreshments and from there you will be enticed into the walk.

Start Point: Tyddyn Môn Cafe, SH 484 869

Length & grade of Walk: 0.5 miles, 1 hr, easy.

Leader: Abigail Davey

Tyddyn Môn is a social enterprise providing day care facilities in aworking environment for adults with learning difficulties. Tyddyn Môn farm is located in Brynrefail, Dulas in a scenic location and within
extensive grounds. This walk is dedicated to Mandy Jones who sadly passed away in 2011 and is sorely missed. This year Tyddyn Mon will be working in collaboration with Ad Lib, a community drama group - run by the community, for the community. The age range is 6 years up to 26 years and the groups are open to all abilities.

Visit the island of Llanddwyn the home of St Dwynwen the Welsh patron saint of lovers and hear the story of lost love. Enjoy the differing geological landscapes, the pillowed lavas, agglomerates and lenticular outcrops interleaved with greywacks and the dark green silty sandstone of the TyFry Formation. Lunch on the beautiful beaches of Llanddwyn under the lighthouse where ‘Half Light’ featuring Demi Moore was filmed in 2008.

Start point: Newborough/Llanddwyn beach car park: SH 405 634

Length & grade of walk: 3 miles, 3hrs. Easy

Leader: Paul Gasson

Sand dunes are fascinating places crammed full of special plants, birds and animals, making for unique sights, sounds and smells. So too are beaches, strandlines and estuaries, and you’ll get to enjoy them all at Aberffraw! Come and learn about the wildlife we encounter as we meander through these different habitats, and why managing these places is so important. Bring a picnic for lunch, and have a paddle (if you fancy!) on the beach. Please dress sensibly for the weather, bring sun cream, comfortable footwear and a drink.

Start point: Aberffraw beach car park: SH 357 690

Length & grade of walk: 2.5miles, 3hrs (includes half hr for lunch), Easy/moderate

Leader: TBC

Owners - Hazel and Nigel Bond
Visitors also welcome by appointment.

Cemlyn is home to one of the most important seabird colonies in Wales and a fantastic place to see lots of wildlife. A bioblitz is a chance to discover as much as possible about this wildlife in a 24 hour period. Over the weekend of 2nd and 3rd of June 2012 the Wildlife Trust will be running a series of events and short walks for anyone interested in learning more about anything from birds to spiders and lichens. There will be family activities and more, all in and around Cemlyn Nature Reserve. Full details of times etc available from The Wildlife Trust 01248 351541,
www.northwaleswildlifetrust.org.uk/

Start point: Bryn Aber Car park: SH 328936

Length & Grade of Walk: 1-2 miles: 1-2 hrs, easy to moderate

Fee: FREE. Booking essential

Guides: Wildlife Trust staff and wildlife experts