October

Swansea Museum is proud to be able to display Williams’ remarkable painting with its powerful image of the brutality of war work of art for a year as part of its ongoing WWI exhibition.

Dylan Thomas’ work is full of humour, from his early Swansea Grammar School poems to later prose writing, such as ‘A Story’…

Doug Ashford

Local photographers, Anthony Dyke and Paul Davies, present their own interpretation of the Swansea and Gower landscape from two different points of view

A talk by Dr. Barry Plummer of Felindre

Great Organ Pieces from Great Composers

Meet our costumed character from the past and try your hand at a series of sketches as they change pose

The “Oktoberfest” returns following last year’s sell-out with fine real German ales from across the breadth of Germany!

Businesses across Wales are being invited to the Swansea Business Conference in association with the Institute of Directors and the Institute of Welsh Affairs

Sit back and listen or get involved in the discussion and debate

Explore Classic Film screenings are held on the last Friday of the month and feature an introduction to the social and cultural context of each film

As part of the Museums at Night celebrations, join us for an after-hours workshop where we will be learning about the exciting possibilities of Blackout Poetry

Celebrating the sound of a generation

Search our galleries to locate 10 fascinating objects and uncover the strange facts behind them

Join award winning Swansea poet, Natalie Ann Holborow, for a fun and engaging creative writing workshop

All the Fun of the Scare!

Drop in to find out about pongs and perfumes in the past and make a Tudor style ‘scent bag’ containing fragrant herbs and spices to keep the plague from your door!

A poetry workshop with Lizzie Fincham

Taking a lesson from video games, this interactive show is a glimpse into how humans might Power Up their abilities – from cybernetic eyes to rocket shoes!

Join Lizzie Fincham and Jan Fortune as they read from their work