A big summer of fun awaits Swansea residents and visitors as attractions and businesses look to build on a busy Easter.
Major events and a range of popular venues are among the things already catching the attention of local families, visiting groups and individuals.
They range from big-name concerts in Singleton Park to art gallery exhibitions and from spectacular beaches and parks to venues such as the LC and Plantasia.
Major returning events planned for the summer include the Wales Airshow and IRONMAN 70.3 Swansea.
Those offering the fun include Swansea Council’s Enjoy Swansea Bay team and a range of other organisations and businesses including pubs, restaurants and hotels.
Council cabinet member Robert Francis-Davies said: “The council and many others are preparing to offer people a lot more fun indoors and outdoors.
“I applaud the work of all those in the cultural and tourism sector who do so much to make Swansea a great place to visit and in which to live.”
Council-run venues include: Dylan Thomas Centre, Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea Grand Theatre, Brangwyn Hall, Swansea Museum and libraries.
Council-run attractions include: Blackpill Lido – open from May 4; Crazy golf at Southend Gardens and Singleton Park – open now; Oystermouth Castle – open now and with live theatre planned; Singleton Boating Lake pedalos – operating now; Swansea Bay Rider Land Train – operating now.
Forthcoming events with council support include:
- Enigma Variations, BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Brangwyn Hall – April 12
- Swansea International Jazz Festival – June 13-17
- World Triathlon Para Series Swansea – June 22
- Wales Airshow – July 6-7
- IRONMAN 70.3 Swansea – July 14
- James Arthur, Singleton Park – July 18
- Classic Ibiza, Singleton Park – July 19
- Let’s Rock Wales, Singleton Park – July 20
- Peter Pan, outdoor theatre, Oystermouth Castle – August 7
- Romeo and Juliet, outdoor theatre, Oystermouth Castle – August 8
- Admiral Swansea Bay 10k – September 15
