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Have you visited Plantasia and enjoyed your time there with the monkeys and fish? Had fun at Animal Antics in the school holidays?
If so, please vote for Plantasia as the best attraction with Swansea Life magazine - they're offering a prize of £100 worth of vouchers.
There'll be road closures this Sunday 27 Sept affecting the Mumbles Road and surrounding areas.
Take a look at the race times and closure info on the Admiral Swansea Bay 10k website.
They don't have to be household names, you can nominate friends or family if you want!
Continue as a member and you may even get a special reward! Visit www.activeswansea.com for further information.
As new converts to paddleboarding we're looking forward to Bae Fest this Saturday 19 Sep.
It'll be on the Swansea Bay prom opposite St Helen's, with trade stands and live music from 12 noon.
The entertainment includes a Parkour display and the Stand Up Paddleboarding Championships as well as a Surfers Chain world record attempt.
Yes, it's early to be thinking about Christmas, but would you like to have a community float in the huge Swansea Christmas Parade on November 15 2009?
The parade entry form is on the Swansea Christmas website and entries need to be in by noon on October 1.
The council supplies the float and you've just got to decorate it and wave to the crowds!
Just a quick reminder that this is the final week of the brilliant Mark Wallinger exhibition at the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea - the last day will be Sunday 20 September 2009.
Even if art isn't really your thing, just go and have a quick look - the amazing metal Tardis looks like it's in the process of disappearing...
There are still junior places open in the 1k, 3k and 5k on the 27 September, so enter now.
Full details can be found on the Admiral Swansea Bay 10k website and you can enter online too.
Don't forget Proms in the Park returns to Singleton Park this Saturday - take a picnic and enjoy the music and fireworks! There'll be entertainment from 6pm and tickets are available on the gate.
Open House takes place on Saturday and Sunday too, with the opportunity to visit buildings that are usually closed to the public. See the full listings on the Open House 2009 brochure.
Get ready for a fantastic evening full of music and song, as the BBC Proms in the Park returns to Singleton Park in Swansea for the seventh time.
Bring your flags and join presenters Gethin Jones and Josie D'Arby on this magical night of singing, patriotism and fireworks.
Starting today, Swansea will be hosting the swimming competitions at the Wales National Pool and judo
competitions at Swansea University Sports Village all weekend.
Cheer on the sporting heroes of the future by booking your tickets on www.swanseabayfestival.com
Don't forget the closing date for entries into the Admiral Swansea Bay 10k, is edging ever closer. So, don't miss out this year.
Enter Now at www.swanseabay10k.com, where you can also find training tips, fun and games and your ultimate 10k plan.
