To mark Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee, we’ve written a short blog about the time Dylan Thomas read in front of royalty. On 14 May 1946, Dylan Thomas took part in ‘A Recital of Poetry of the Past and Present’ at …
We’re excited to introduce in this blog the fantastic new sensory bags we’re developing for use in our Exhibition, and the sensory zone we’re creating for our learning and activity space. We hope they will enhance the experience of our …
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‘You remember Ben Evans’s stores? It’s right next door to that. Ben Evans isn’t there either…’ From 19 to 21 February 1941, Swansea endured a series of heavy bombing raids, which devastated Dylan’s ‘ugly, lovely town’. Over the course of …
‘You remember Ben Evans’s stores? It’s right next door to that. Ben Evans isn’t there either…’ From 19 to 21 February 1941, Swansea endured a series of heavy bombing raids, which devastated Dylan’s ‘ugly, lovely town’. Over the course of …
When Dylan Thomas returned to Swansea after the Second World War, he spent time walking around trying to rediscover the places of his youth after the town had changed irreversibly following the Three Nights’ Blitz in February 1941. He wrote …
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