What’s On

Nawr Yr Arwr \ Now The Hero blends three periods of war: Celtic – represented by the epic War poem ‘Y Gododdin’; WWI – represented by Brangwyn’s British Empire Panels; and, the Contemporary – represented by a serving soldier from Swansea who provides the narrative arc for the performance.

A thrilling gala concert of his own music conducted by Sir Karl Jenkins, featuring the epic The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace, and the world premiere of Sir Karl’s new Lament for Syria, commissioned for this year’s Swansea International Festival with support from David Goldstone.

Legendary Sheffield-born singer, songwriter and former front man of Ace, Squeeze and Mike & The Mechanics returns to the road with his band in early 2019, performing in 29 venues across the UK.

Back for the 12th year the CAMRA beer and cider festival will have over 100 real ales and over 50 ciders and perries.

The Welsh National Wedding Fayre returns to Swansea on Sunday 18 February at the Brangwyn Hall in association with JR Events.

Nawr Yr Arwr \ Now The Hero blends three periods of war: Celtic – represented by the epic War poem ‘Y Gododdin’; WWI – represented by Brangwyn’s British Empire Panels; and, the Contemporary – represented by a serving soldier from Swansea who provides the narrative arc for the performance.

A thrilling gala concert of his own music conducted by Sir Karl Jenkins, featuring the epic The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace, and the world premiere of Sir Karl’s new Lament for Syria, commissioned for this year’s Swansea International Festival with support from David Goldstone.

Browse vintage fashion, home-ware, crafts and collectables.

Brendan Cole takes to the stage to wow audiences with his latest spectacular production, All Night Long.

Be transported to the sun kissed vineyards of the South of France and enjoy a stunning 3 course French inspired lunch, cabaret with X-Factor and Dancing on Ice star Chico, with a live band and DJ

Right from the solo opening chords, Beethoven gently finds new ground within the piano concerto genre.

Ravel’s piano concerto for left hand starts in a dark and suggestive space, before he and his compatriot Debussy celebrate the lighter, brighter side to Spain.

Legendary Sheffield-born singer, songwriter and former front man of Ace, Squeeze and Mike & The Mechanics returns to the road with his band in early 2019, performing in 29 venues across the UK.

Elgar’s Variations manages a balance between the light-hearted and the noble, with thirteen sketches of his friends and an astute self-portrait.

The tolling piano chords in the first bars of Rachmaninov’s second concerto are iconic in their own right, presaging a tempestuous journey and a heady romance.

Mozart brings the power of his operatic writing to his penultimate symphony, a masterclass in tension and release.

Shostakovich’s swift and purposeful second piano concerto seems perfectly suited to the promising talents of his son, Maxim, as well as showcasing great melodic craft in the beautiful central movement.