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!
Penlan Leisure Centre will be making a splash for charity this spring as they join Swimathon 2012 challenge.
You can choose to join the 5k, 2.5k or Team 5k challenges for Marie Curie Cancer Care, or take part in the ‘Big Splash Mile’ raising funds for Sport Relief.
The challenges at Penlan Leisure Centre will start at 2.00pm on Saturday 28 April and at 12.00 noon on Sunday 29 April.
You can sign up for the challenges at www.swimathon.org - entry is half price until the end of January.
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.
We are already two weeks into January and for those of you that have made it your New Year's resolution to get fit, why not have something to aim for?
Sign up to the 2012 Admiral Swansea Bay 10k which takes place on Sunday 23 September along the stunning sweep of Swansea Bay!
Get into shape with some useful running tips and training plans suitable for those new to road running and more experienced athletes.
Red Bull Downforce is best described as extreme urban mountain biking, and it'll be an exceptionally exciting route that the bikers face in Swansea.
From the heady heights of Mayhill via unbelievably steep Clifton Hill to the Kingsway, individual riders are timed as they hurtle down the course.
The action starts at midday and ends around 3.00pm, all free to watch. There will be a few road closures and parking restrictions in place too.
The 2011 Active Swansea Sports Awards will be taking place on 2 December at the Brangwyn Hall, Swansea at 7.30pm.
The awards celebrate the achievements of teams, schools, individual athletes and coaches throughout the city and recognise those who work behind the scenes to provide opportunities in sport.
Tickets are on sale to the public and include a drink and mince pie - you can buy them online now (a small booking fee applies)
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.
The categories have been named for the Active Swansea Sports Awards so get your nomination forms in now!
You can vote for local teams, able bodied and disabled sports people, coaches, school teams and even the people behind the scenes who make it all happen.
Good luck to the Swans as they take on Wigan Athletic in their first home game in the Premier League. If they play like they did in the first half against Manchester City, then hopefully we will do ok.
Let's hope they do Swansea, and Wales, proud!
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!
With Swansea City reaching the promised land of the Premier League, and the opening fixture against the mega-rich Manchester City just a few days away, there will be a Swans Fun Day in the city centre to celebrate their achievement.
There will be games, swans players and a variety of football related activities to keep everyone entertained, plus music from The Wave.
Join in the fun between 11am - 5pm on Thursday 11 August on Oxford St and celebrate the mighty Swans in the premiership!
The dance phenomenon, Zumba is finally coming to Bishopston Leisure Centre. Every Wednesday from 10 August you will be able to attend the energetic classes for free if you are an Active Swansea member, or for as little as £4.10 if you are a non-member. There are alos concession rates available at £3.10 and if you are PTL member, then they are only £2.05.
The classes will take place at 7.30pm for one hour - contact Bishopston LC on 01792 235040 to book your place.
Have a look at the film that ITV Wales made about Following the Flame Olympic and Paralympic exhibition at the Brangwyn Hall, Swansea.
The ITV crew was at the launch yesterday, along with the Olympians and Paralympians featured in the exhibition and many of their friends and family members.
Following the Flame is open to the public every day until 10 July, 10.00am – 4.30pm and entry is free.
A free exhibition which provides the history of Welsh athletes through the Olympic and Paralympic games starts this Sunday 12 June in the Brangwyn Hall.
Head on down to the Following the Flame exhibition between 10am - 4.30pm to view many exciting events and displays such as Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson's chair, olympic medals and interviews with Welsh Olympians and Paralympians.
If you are a proud Welshman or woman or have a keen interest in the Olmpics and Paralympics, or just want to get excited for next years 2012 Olmpics then this exhibition is definitely for you.
To celebrate yesterday's historic win, thousands of Swansea City fans are expected to turn out for a victory parade tonight.
The parade will start next to the Vetch in Glamorgan Street next to the famous old ground, before the the bus makes its way to West Way. It will then move up to the junction with Kingsway and St Helen's Road and take a left along St Helen's Road to Guildhall.
The route will take about an hour and a half to complete the journey between the Vetch and the Guildhall and fans will be able to welcome Brendan Rodgers and the team back to Swansea in front of the Guildhall.
There'll be rolling road closures along the route to minimise inconvenience to residents and traffic. Stewards plus St John's Ambulance first aiders will be on hand to ensure fans' safety during the procession.
Friends of Parc Llewelyn will be holding a celebratory event to mark the completion of the "Breathing Life Project" this Saturday.
Head on down to the park where there will be lots of events and activities including an under 12's 5-a-side football tournament, sports and fun games, face painting, orienteering and a live band.
The Lord Mayor will also be opening a brand new multi-use games area. If you would like to enter the football tournament or would like more information, you can call Arron on 01792 635484.
Cancer Research UK is a very worthwhile cause, so please help out by either taking part in the Race for Life 2011 or show your support by cheering on all the runners throughout the run and across the finish line, on Wednesday 18 May.
Women from around South Wales will be taking part regardless of age or ability to run, walk or jog their way around the 5k course.
So please show your support - you kind find more information on www.raceforlife.org or give them a call on 0871 641 1111.
A whole host of events have now been added to the Swansea Bay Summer Festival 2011. Events taking place during May include a Welsh Cheese and Cider Festival in Gower Heritage Centre, Race for Life, LC Swansea Bay 5k, a Midnight Sleep Walk and Clyne in Bloom.
There are many more events taking place - take a look at the full list of events in May.
If you have an event you would like to be included in the Swansea Bay Summer Festival then submit your event details and we will do the rest.
Saint David's Week in Swansea kicks off this weekend, with a whole host of fun events and activities.
If you are a music lover then there are only a handful of tickets available for the St David's concert featuring Only Men Aloud and Morriston Orpheus Choir, plus the final of the Welsh Musical Theatre Young Singer of the Year.
Sport fanatics are in for a treat as there is a Welsh celebration at the Swans v Leeds football match, whilst the Italy v Wales 6 nations rugby is live on the big screen.
More events include Get Welsh in Swansea, Produce & Craft markets in Clydach and Sketty, a classic MG & Mini show plus fun at your local library. For a full list of events visit the St David's Day website >>
Half Term is coming to a conclusion, but don't despair there are still activities going on throughout Swansea.
