Wales vs France and refreshment in Porter's! Here is our new What's On

Are you getting dressed up in red for tomorrow evening? I am expecting lots of French people in the City Centre as the match is on, so I am not going to leave the center under any circumstances. I know that rugby might be quite boring for some of you, so we have carefully chosen a couple more things to do or see.
I personally love spending Saturday evenings in Porters and can't wait for better weather, so I can sit in their beer garden and talk to my friends. Though the programe inside is really good as well.
Well let's hope that winter is over and spring is coming.
Enjoy!

Friday 26. February	Wales vs France Principality stadium, Westgate Street, Cardiff Wales and France will get the middle weekend of the 2016 Six Nations Championship underway with a Friday night fixture at the newly-renamed Principality Stadium in Cardiff. Wales have beaten France in each of their previous four encounters. The last time France beat Wales was in the semi-final of Rugby World Cup 2011. Cost: Free, if you watch it in some pub in Cardiff Time: 8:05pm
Saturday 27. February	Porter’s HARLECH COURT, Bute Terrace, Cardiff CF10 2FE Our standard Saturday Knees Up featuring Rocket Joe Joe & The Old Time Bangers. Bringing us superb rock and roll to twist and shout to.  Cost: Free Time: 8pm
Sunday 28. February	Rhyme & Reason Wales Millennium Centre, Bute Place, Cardiff Bay, CF10 5AL A regular monthly event in which a range of people come together to Exchange ideas, words and their favourite poems. A special St David's Day themed Rhyme & Reason. Cost: free. Time: 2pm until 5pm
Monday 29. February	Footloose New Theatre, Park Place, Cardiff, United Kingdom, CF10 3LN Everybody Cut Loose as the explosive rock 'n' roll musical Footloose bursts back on to the New Theatre stage. Based on the 1980s screen sensation, which took the world by storm with its youthful spirit, dazzling dance and electrifying music, Footloose tells the story of city boy Ren who moves to a rural backwater in America where dancing is banned. All hell breaks out as Ren breaks loose and soon has the whole town up on its feet. Cost: Just a beer. Time:7:30pm
Tuesday 1. March	Grimsby Cineworld  Cinemas, Marry Ann Street, Cardiff, CF10  2EN Macho tough guy Sebastian (Mark Strong) is MI6's most deadly assassin. He also has a big brother named Nobby (Sacha Baron Cohen). They were adopted separately as children and couldn't be more different. Nobby is a dim-witted football hooligan who lives in the northern fishing port of Grimsby with his nine children and girlfriend (Rebel Wilson). Cost: £3 (for students) Time: 5pm, 6;10pm, 7:10pm
Wednesday 2 March	Cardiff superbowl Stadium Plaza, Wood Street, Cardiff, CF10 1LA Superbowl UK Cardiff offers a concourse for players of all ability levels. We are proud to host 12 state of the art lanes including our unique VIP Bowling Experience. The latest scoring system along with bumpers and ramps are provided to make ten-pin bowling more enjoyable and engaging than ever. Cost: £3 Time: 6pm – 10pm
Thursday  3 March	Welsh National Opera:Figaro Gets A Divorce Wales Millennium Centre, Bute Place, Cardiff Bay, CF10 5AL So, was it really happy ever after for the Almaviva household? Has the distant thunder of the revolution in France turned into a storm from which they cannot escape? What does the world of Figaro sound like in the hands of a contemporary composer? These questions have intrigued David Pountney. So much so that he decided to provide some answers. He’s done this by commissioning a new opera by Elena Langer for which he has written the libretto. Comic moments collide with touching ones in an opera which is part comedy, part political thriller. Cost:  £5 Time: 7:30pm

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