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#OnThisDay 1935 On his birthday, Dylan gets 'a tweed suit covered in coloured spots, a new mackintosh, a pullover, and no hope for the future.' #DylanThomas

31 October: ‘Quivering Quills’ Bookable Quiet Workshop. In this workshop you’ll create a poem or spell using Dylan’s verse as inspiration! This workshop is designed for families who need a quieter workshop experience. Book your free group/family ticket: bit.ly/3W7xwqN

#OnThisDay 1944 Dylan writes: ‘I’ve just had a birthday & here is a poem [Poem in October]. I hope you’ll read and like. Tell me about it when you write' #DylanThomas

31 Oct, 1-4pm Drop-in Family Workshop – ‘Quivering Quills & Spooky Spells. In this workshop you’ll create a poem or spell using Dylan Thomas’ verse as inspiration! Drop in, free. dylanthomas.com/events

#OnThisDay 1933 Dylan to Pamela Hansford Johnson: ‘Rhythm… It’s as essential to poetry as it is to music.’ #DylanThomas

#OnThisDay 1937 Dylan: ‘Lately, I’ve been receiving strange requests from magazines … for a description of my most recent trauma, with, if possible, ancestral symbols’ #DylanThomas

Our free ‘Love the Words’ exhibition explores #DylanThomas’ life and work with manuscripts, recordings, photographs & more! Free, open Wed-Sun from 10am to 4.30pm. dylanthomas.com

#OnThisDay 1937 Dylan is ‘staying here near the New Forest… Here I feel planted for ever, or until next week.’ #DylanThomas

Join Chris Gregory for a multimedia presentation of his new book Minstrel Boy: The Metamorphoses of Bob Dylan. 12 November, 2.30 – 3.30. Book your free place here: bit.ly/3W7xwqN

#OnThisDay 1935 Dylan writes: ‘I’ve just looked at the ms I’m sending you. It’s smudgy and smells of all sorts of things. Sorry.’ #DylanThomas

#OnThisDay 1949 Dylan in London: ‘I am so nervous, usually for no reason, that my nervousness too often turns into unintentional rudeness’ #DylanThomas

#OnThisDay 1933 Dylan to Pamela Hansford Johnson: ‘From your photograph I know the lines of your face, from your poetry the lines of your mind.’ #DylanThomas

#OnThisDay 1933 Dylan: ‘I often think that baths were built especially for drowsy poets to lie in and there intone aloud amid the steam’ #DylanThomas

#OnThisDay 1933 Dylan to Pamela Hansford Johnson: ‘Pardon all irrelevancies & inconsistencies, the bad grammar & the worse spelling.’ #DylanThomas

#OnThisDay 1952 Dylan: ‘It isn’t rain, it must be remorse. The whole fishy bay is soaked in guilt’ #DylanThomas

#OnThisDay 1952 Dylan: 'I was, honest to God, and in spite of my ‘idiosyncracy’ that I do not answer letters, about to write to you.' #DylanThomas

Join Chris Gregory for a multimedia presentation of his new book Minstrel Boy: The Metamorphoses of Bob Dylan! 12 November, 2.30 – 3.30. Book your free place here: bit.ly/3W7xwqN

#OnThisday 1939 Dylan: ‘It’s nice to know where you are, even though you say no news and may be staying with Aleister Crowley’ #DylanThomas

#OnThisDay 1953 'my shining men no more alone / As I sail out to die': Dylan Thomas dies in New York, aged 39. #DylanThomas

#OnThisDay 1936 Dylan hasn’t got a poem to share: ‘I expect that I’ll have one finished in a week or ten days; by the end of this month certainly’ #DylanThomas