15/5/26 - 10am - 4pm

£35/£25

Involving artists, leaders, environmental thinkers, policy makers & more. This year there’s a focus on sustainable arts spaces and practice.

5/6/26 - 8pm

£17

Welsh triple harpist and composer plays their latest album.

Part of the Aberteifi LIVE line-up for 2026.

by Sara Hartel

19/6/26 - 7pm

£12 / £10

Aerial circus and theatre with integrated Audio Description. About being trans and a foreigner in the UK.

4/7/26 - 2pm & 7pm

£10/£6

Syrcas Byd Bach present their brilliant showcase and fundraising event!

18/7/26 - 8pm

£17

Small World welcomes a brilliant double bill to the stage from the USA.

2/10/26 - 8pm

£17

Poetry from a world champion and a maths graduate!

This is an exciting and unique opportunity to head up a theatre and innovative creative arts venue embedded in its community. Deadline: 17 June 2026

We’re casting for Pleth, a high-quality, small-scale, inclusive family puppet theatre production. Deadline: 29 May 2026

An ongoing series of events with arts and environmental performances and discussions curated by Small World Theatre and chaired by Jane Davidson.

Next event: 15 May 2026

There’s a greener winter ahead at Small World Theatre with funding from the Welsh Government via the Community Energy Wales Capital Grant Scheme, and Capital Investment from The Arts Council of Wales.

A grant awarded by the Theatres Trust's Theatre Improvement Scheme, in association with the Wolfson Foundation, offers help towards improvements and urgent repairs to our near-zero carbon venue in 2026.

19 - 27 June 2026

In partnership with the National Eisteddfod, supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund and featuring Lord Rhys, our giant puppet. A week‑long cultural journey across to mark the 850th anniversary of the first Eisteddfod.

Touring Aug - Sep 2026.

A beautiful puppet theatre show is announced, set in a Welsh temperate rainforest. Family-friendly & BSL-accessible. Supported by The Arts Council of Wales.

25 Sep 2026

The Moby Dick Lantern Parade in partnership with On Land’s Edge and funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

The River Teifi - its past, present and future. A partnership with West Wales Rivers Trust, Save the Teifi and spacetocreate. Supported by the Esmee Fairbairn Blue Spaces Programme and The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Glow is a vibrant social group based for LGBTQIA+ young people supported by Children in Need.

Small World Theatre’s vibrant youth theatre. Nurturing a love of theatre in the next generation of performers, artists and technicians in West Wales.

Small World Theatre is a partner organisation with Hywel Dda University Health Board (UHB) improving mental health and reducing feelings of distress in young people known to Specialist Children and Adolescent Mental Health Service (SCAMHS) and UHB.

Music as a means of improving wellbeing in young people supported by Ty Cerdd and The Margaret Davies Charity.

Working with young people with mental health problems in a variety of contexts with additional support for parents/guardians and carers. Amethyst also delivers on behalf of partners and other organisations to support mental health initiatives through the arts.