The hall is named after the artist Sir Frank Brangwyn, whose murals hang in the venue Swansea's Brangwyn Hall is to close for a year-long restoration project at the city's Guildhall. The Grade I ...

Sir Frank Brangwyn's panels had been commissioned to hang in the House of Lords Seventeen decorative panels by the artist who gave Swansea's Brangwyn Hall its name are back on display after a £6m ...

As the Swansea Festival of Music and the Arts commemorates the 75th anniversary of the city’s Brangwyn Hall, we speak to composers, musicians and conductors with links to the building and find ...

flavoured gin and 'fizzy cocktails' will also be available at the event at Brangwyn Hall. Read next: More acts have been announced for the new Swansea arena Alongside an array of beverages ...

In 1907, the County Borough Council of Swansea had decided that there was ... The entire building was planned around a courtyard, Brangwyn Hall being in the Public Assembly block on the southern ...

WWI Commemorative Concert, Brangwyn Hall 6th & 7th September is a signature event for Swansea Council as it takes place in the newly refurbished and beautiful building Brangwyn Hall, which is one ...

Taking place in Brangwyn Hall, Swansea at 7:30PM on Thursday 29 February, the concert will celebrate the 80th birthday of one of Wales' most legendary composers, Sir Karl Jenkins. Born in Swansea ...

Frank Brangwyn, British Empire Panels in the Brangywn Hall, Swansea. Photo by Nigel Davies Once a teenage apprentice to William Morris, the great arts and crafts guru, by 1915 Brangwyn was one of the ...

Sir Frank Brangwyn was a British artist born in 1867 in Bruges, Belgium. He was known for his work in painting, watercolour, printmaking, illustration, and design, often depicting the sea and life on ...

Seventeen decorative panels by the artist who gave Swansea's Brangwyn Hall its name are back on display after a £6m renovation of the building. The panels had been under wraps during more than a ...