Latest Events in Swansea(June Updated)

Explore the interactive displays, listen to recordings and view the different objects on display to gain an insight into the work, life, and cultural context of one of the twentieth century's most significant writers. The exhibition is family friendly, free, and open Tuesday to Sunday. The exhibition comprises a main room, a temporary exhibition area which houses changing displays, and a learning space which is open to the public when not in use for workshops. There's lots to explore on the interactive Timeline, such as the Children's Trail which features some of the animals that appear in Dylan's writing. Follow the People Trail around the Timeline, too, and discover some of the key people in Dylan's life, and the rich cultural context in which he lived and worked. One section in the centre of the exhibition is dedicated to Dylan the writer, and another to Dylan the performer. There are fun interactives, and touchscreens which tell the story of Dylan's Notebooks, explore his famous poem ‘Do not go gentle into that good night' and look at the circumstances surrounding his death. Listen to Dylan himself, and those who knew him, via the built-in speakers in the chairs.

Rag and Ride Back by popular demand, Rag and Ride Edition 2 returns in June 2026. Starting at Rag and Bone Cafe for a nice breakfast and coffee, we will depart and head for some of Wales best riding roads. This is a rolling bike show, not a race or rally, and carefully planned to bring the moto community together. There will be a lead rider, and the route will have waypoints where you can rejoin and gather your thoughts should you separate from the group. The ride finishes at the The Three Golden Cups in Southerndown, so expect a round trip of approximately 130 miles. We will have a nice chat and a look around with some light refreshments after a great day out. Limited Spaces. All Motorcycles must be road legal and insured. Rag and Bone Cafe accepts no liability for any incidents, as this event is designed to build a community and is not a commercial endeavour. Information Source: Rag and Bone | eventbrite

You are welcome to join us for an innovative soundscape meditation journey on this Full Moon. A sound bath focussed on your intentions. The sound event takes place in our Exeter Sound Studio - a peaceful space designed to help you settle, relax and let go of the day. The sound frequencies we create with the handmade Wind Gong, Quartz Crystal Bowls and Himalayan Singing Bowls produce Theta and Delta brainwave states associated with dreaming, imagination, creativity and deep relaxation. As you pleasantly drift into your imagination, you can experience positive wellbeing and intuitive insights. This Full Moon Sound Event is specifically for grounding, finding your centre and receiving higher wisdom. Please note - this session is seated. It may be possible to lie down if only one or two people book the session but if you want to guarantee being able to lie down, please feel free to book a bespoke session. “Rupert and Nicola are such a lovely, welcoming and talented couple. The sound they generate from the various sound bowls is amazing. The deep bass tone from the gong is extraordinary: Deep and powerful . There is something very special about sound. The vibration, when it resonates with you can transport you, or give you glimpses of, another dimension . It's deeply healing. You have to experience it to understand how beneficial it can be.” Information Source: Off World Link | eventbrite

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