World Book Day took place on 5 March this year, and to celebrate we welcomed pupils from Danygraig Primary and Ysgol Pen-y-Bryn to the Dylan Thomas Centre. The students from Pen-y-Bryn helped the youngsters from Danygraig to explore our ‘Love …
Lockdown is a challenge for us all – but just imagine how one of Swansea’s most famous sons would have felt! Dylan Thomas took inspiration from the world and people around him, and was also affected by international events. He …
Coronavirus – How would Dylan have coped with lockdown? Read more »
‘That sanity be kept I sit at open windows,Regard the sky, make unobtrusive comment on the moon,Sit at open windows in my shirt,And let the traffic pass, the signals shine,The engines run, the brass bands keep in tune,For sanity must …
Reflections on Dylan Thomas’ poem, ‘That sanity be kept’ Read more »
On Thursday 16 May, we’ll be hosting two workshops, led by Natalie Ann Holborow in the morning and Jonathan Edwards in the afternoon. Getting creative in the inspiring environment of the Dylan Thomas Exhibition is the perfect way to celebrate …
Poetry Wales is coming to the Dylan Thomas Centre! Read more »
The Dylan Thomas Centre’s Linda Evans gives her take on Swansea then and now. On 3 July 1969, Prince Charles, the newly-crowned Prince of Wales, stood on the steps of Swansea’s Guildhall and proclaimed that Swansea was to be elevated …
