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Be wowed by the drama of the high seas @The_Waterfront as you hear about the exploits of Wales’ most famous and notorious pirates - Barti Ddu.
Join us on 20 August at 1pm and 3pm for the #FREE Barti Ddu Pirate Show 🏴‍☠️ #Discover more: https://t.co/c7eOkL49R0

All are welcome on 1 May at @The_Waterfront Mini Pride event! Join us for this FREE fun, family programme to celebrate being happy, proud and whoever you want to be. Featuring story time, crafts, face painting and a mini parade! https://t.co/kPGW2kUCCR

There’s free bus travel in Swansea this weekend and next weekend, you can head anywhere in the county for free! Where do you fancy going?
#FreeRideSwansea

Enjoy Swansea Bay. Responsibly.

It’s Day 1 of our Activity Advent Calendar! To keep little (and not so little!) hands busy in the run up to Christmas, we’ll be sharing a fun festive activity every day in December. Countdown to Christmas by giving Santa’s beard a trim every day! 🎅👉🏻 https://t.co/WHtXvnz1jP

. @PrincesGateUK are delighted to be the Official Water Supplier to the Admiral Swansea Bay 10k this Sunday. Make sure you keep hydrated on course with what we think is the finest Welsh mineral water.

#OfficialSupplier #NaturallyHydrating

Hands up who would like to win a brand new iPhone SE 2020? 🙌 🙌 🙌

Thanks to the lovely people at @PBSTelecom that’s what the Enjoy Swansea Bay team have to offer as part of our fantastic Easter giveaway.

Check it out now https://t.co/Yzzv7F1RYo

So, we’ve got to stay at home and start our walks, runs, and bike rides, from our doorsteps.
Join #DoorstepDetectives and uncover the hidden stories of the people and places in our communities that we walk past each day but have forgotten or ignore... https://t.co/TFLA6XzA3K

It’s Day 1 of our Activity Advent Calendar! To keep little (and not so little!) hands busy in the run up to Christmas, we’ll be sharing a fun festive activity every day in December. Countdown to Christmas by giving Santa’s beard a trim every day! 🎅👉🏻 https://t.co/WHtXvnz1jP

In the early decades of the 19th Century, the area where Swansea’s maritime quarter now stands was home to many colourful characters. One of the more outrageous was a quack doctor called 'Baron Spolasco'... https://t.co/iV95S0Gxnp #Wales #History

Join Jo on her quest to find out more about the courage of local sailors, sailing some of the most dangerous waters in the world to bring back copper ore which helped make Swansea the world’s copper kingdom of the industrial revolution @swanseamuseum https://t.co/A2gsFu75Q3