6 Nations rugby returns to Swansea’s Big Screen this weekend with England taking on Italy in Rome on Saturday, kicking off at 4pm.
And following a nail biting win over Ireland last Sunday, Wales are hoping to make it two out of two at home to Scotland on 12 February. Catch all the action in Castle Square from 3pm.
The only game not to feature on the screen is France v Ireland on 11 February, but every other game will be shown including all Wales rugby games. Cymru am byth!
Chris Moyles had announced an amazing line up taking part in Radio 1's Hackney Weekend on 23 + 24 June 2012 - all part of the build up to the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
If you don't get tickets to see the likes of Tiny Tempah, Swedish House Mafia, Lana Del Ray, Leona Lewis and Maverick Sabre live, then fear not, you'll be able to see highlights on the Big Screen in Swansea.
Have a look at what's happening in Swansea for the Olympics and Paralympics on www.swanseabepartofit.co.uk
If you enjoyed Wales' efforts in the Rugby World Cup you will probably be eagerly awaiting this year's RBS 6 Nations.
The tournament kicks off on 4 February and you can watch all the action on Swansea's Big Screen in Castle Square.
The screen will be showing all Wales’ matches live along with all the other games except France v Ireland.
Grab your free deckchair and settle down to watch Shane Williams end his international career at the Millennium Stadium in Wales vs. Australia.
The rugby will be live on Swansea’s Big Screen in Castle Square this Saturday, 3rd December 2011 at 2.30pm.
Support Wales for the final time this year before they return to the Big Screen for the Six Nations Tournament in February 2012.
The Rugby World Cup action continues on the Big Screen this Friday from 8.15am (8.30am kickoff).
Come and cheer Wales on to third place in the World Cup (fingers crossed tightly)...there'll be deckchairs available in Castle Square so you can watch in comfort.
Rugby fans can see the Wales vs France World Cup Semi-Final on the Big Screen in Swansea this Saturday 15 October.
Kick off is at 9.00am for the much anticipated match, and there'll be free one-hour car parking in all City Centre NCPs. You can also park for £1 for 4 hours in High Street car park.
Come on down to Castle Square today (Wednesday 24 August) to watch High School Musical 3 on the Big Screen.
After the hugely succesful showing of Toy Story 3, it's now the turn of Troy, Gabriella and the Wildcats. The showing of HM3 starts at 2.30pm. Enjoy the show!
What an exciting weekend of sport in Swansea this weekend - on top of the Swans playing their very first home game in the Premiership, our national rugby team are playing Argentina in preparation for the World Cup next month.
What's more, the Wales v Argentina game will be screened live on the Big Screen Swansea from 2pm, so don't stay indoors - head on down to Castle Square, enjoy the atmosphere and the outdoors and support your country. Come on Wales!
Don't miss Toy Story 3 today at 2.30pm on the Big Screen in Swansea - there'll be more films shown in the next few weeks too.
Bring a packed lunch, snuggle up on a deckchair and watch Woody, Buzz and the gang as they are mistakenly delivered to a day-care center instead of the attic right before Andy leaves for college.
Three children's (and adults sssssshhh) classic films will be show on the Big Screen in Castle Square, Swansea.
Toy Story 3, High School Musical 3 and The Sound of Music will be shown on various dates throughout August. So bring a packed lunch, snuggle up on a deckchair and watch your favourite film in the unique surroundings.
There's on year to go until London 2012, so head on down to castle square in Swansea to celebrate the Open Weekend - One Year to Go celebration, a countdown to the Olympic and Paralympic games.
Events include some fun games including "swim wenlock swim" and "dash dodge dive" a showing of the classic 1981 film, Chariots of Fire. The entertainment starts at 10am on Saturday 23 July and comes to a close on Sunday at 4.30pm.
The Swansea Big Screen in Castle Square
You will also be able to watch Swansea's University class of 2011 graduate from the Brangwyn Hall on the Swansea Big Screen up until Friday 22 July, with screenings at 10am and 2pm.
Head for Ashleigh Road Pitch and Putt golf course, where two people can play for the price of one this Saturday and Sunday.
Practise your swing next to Swansea’s popular promenade - download a voucher now from www.swanseaprom.com
If you fancy watching the golf live on Sunday 17, then it'll be showing on the Big Screen in Castle Square from 11.00am - 7.00pm.
The BP Summer Big Screen in Castle Square, Swansea will be screening Massenet's charming portrayal of Cinderella, Cendrillion tonight at 7.30pm.
Feel free to bring your own picnic, or food and drink will be available from the local premises, but please ensure you bring suitable clothing and cushions and blankets for your own comfort. The performance starts at 7.30 and curtains will be down at 10.20.
Swansea’s BBC Big Screen in Castle Square is hosting three fantastic events this weekend, 2 - 4 July 2011 and they are all FREE!
On Saturday, 2 July from 10.00am – 4.00pm, the Lloyds TSB Olympic Torch Tour arrives in Castle Square.
Visitors can have their photo taken with the prototype London 2012 Olympic Torch, play interactive games, and nominate someone who has made a difference in their local community to carry the Olympic Flame in the London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay.
Watch the gripping Wimbledon men’s final on the Big Screen in Castle Square on Sunday, 3 July, then on Monday 4 July join us for an amazing live screening of Madam Butterfly from The Royal Opera House from 7pm.
For more information on these and other events in Swansea, visit www.swanseabayfestival.com
Wimbledon is well underway and to celebrate the iconic men’s final, Swansea’s Big Screen will be screening the nail biting match live in Castle Square on Sunday, 3 July.
The celebrations begin early with a tennis session taking place in Castle Square from 11am – 1pm.
Tennis experts from Bishopston Sports Centre will be on hand to give tips and a short taster on tennis techniques before the match starts at 2pm. Free deckchairs will be available for the public to watch the championship match.
Have a look at more events for July on the Swansea Bay Summer Festival website.
Two bank holidays in a row must be tight on the old purse strings, but don't worry, there are plenty of activities over this bank holiday weekend that that will keep you and your family entertained for little or no expense.
If the weather is as good as last weekend then you will be wanting to enjoy the weather outside, yes? So you could take a stroll through Clyne Gardens in full bloom, take a walk along Swansea Prom, visit one of Swansea's stunning beaches or attend the Mumbles Musical Mile Festival.
There is also the small matter of the royal wedding this friday also, and the whole event is being shown on the Big Screen in Castle Square!
If you would rather somewhere indoors then Swansea has a whole host of exhibitions taking place at our cultural venues, whilst you can always keep fit at one of our Active Swansea Leisure Centres....
Whatever you decide, we hope you enjoy your bank holiday weekend.
