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Freefall Dance Company turns 21

Jessica Harris joins the party via Zoom.

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Community / Exhibitions / Local history

Dorcas exhibition for Mailbox

Celebrating 75 years of Windrush, we discover who and what was Dorcas.

Football

Another disappointment on the road

Blues go down 2-1 at Preston, as Andy Munro reports.

Attractions / Music

Ibiza classics fireworks party coming to Birmingham

Edgbaston to host Ibiza-themed fireworks extravaganza.

Football

Aston Villa and the miracle cure

Villa beat Crystal Palace and Dave Woodhall watches all sorts of remarkable happenings.

Late sting from the Hornets

Blues’ last-minute defaat at Watford leaves Andy Munro deflated.

5 days ago 16 September, 2023 in Football.

Historic studios reopen after receiving National Lottery funding

Handsworth’s Grosvenor Road Studios receives over a quarter of a million pounds of funding.

6 days ago 16 September, 2023 in Community, Local history, Music, Television.

Thanking you for the music once again

ABBA: The Movie – Fan Event comes to Birmingham.

1 week ago 12 September, 2023 in Film, Music.

Spooktacular show returns to Bournville

Join Cadbury World for tricks and tasty treats this Halloween!

1 week ago 12 September, 2023 in Attractions, Family, Food and drink.

Don’t miss out at Moseley Road Baths

Balsall Heath’s Living Room heads into it’s final month – don’t miss out.

1 week ago 12 September, 2023 in Community, Local history.

Half Man Half Biscuit to play Wolverhampton

The Wirral’s finest set for a night at the Wulfrun.

2 weeks ago 9 September, 2023 in Music.

Back to the eighties at Leamington Assembly

Join Martin Kemp for a hit-filled DJ set.

2 weeks ago 8 September, 2023 in Music.

You should have a drink in Moseley

Richard Nevin visits day two of the Moseley Folk & Arts Festival.

5 September, 2023 in Festivals, Music.

Moseley Folk ends on a high

Billy Bragg and Wilco reunite to conclude a weekend of sunshine and amazing performances.

4 September, 2023 in Most recent.

Explore Cadbury World during Birmingham Heritage Week

Free guided tours of Bournville to mark celebrations.

4 September, 2023 in Attractions, Community, Family, Food and drink, Local history.

Fifty up for Wishbone Ash

Legendary band to celebrate golden anniversary with Midlands dates.

4 September, 2023 in Music.

Why Branding Matters For Businesses Big And Small

The importance of getting your name out there.

4 September, 2023 in Most recent.

Aston Villa and the rude awakening

Dave Woodhall searches for silver linings as Villa lose at Liverpool.

3 September, 2023 in Football.

Lions kept in check

Andy Munro watches Blues draw at home to Millwall.

3 September, 2023 in Football.

One night in Moseley

Dave Woodhall attends the opening day of the Moseley Folk & Arts Festival.

2 September, 2023 in Festivals, Most recent, Music.

Aston Villa and the opening night

Villa complete their two-legged win over Hibernian as Dave Woodhall watches.

31 August, 2023 in Football.

Review: Macbeth

Jessica Harris watches the RSC’s latest production.

31 August, 2023 in Theatre.

Birmingham Royal Ballet launches Virtual Stage

Jessica Harris goes along to watch.

31 August, 2023 in Ballet, Community, Photography.

Bluer than the Bluebirds

Andy Munro watches Blues go out of the Carabao Cup to Cardiff City.

30 August, 2023 in Most recent.

Aston Villa and the unfathomable mind

Villa win at Burnley to leave Dave Woodhall marvelling.

27 August, 2023 in Football.

No progress for the Pilgrims

Andy Munro watches Blues beat Plymouth Argyle.

27 August, 2023 in Football.

Aston Villa and the Caledonian connection

Villa beat Hibernian with Dave Woodhall continuing to enjoy himself.

23 August, 2023 in Football.

Digitally creating at Moseley Road Baths

Moseley Road Baths inspiring the next generation of Young Curators.

22 August, 2023 in Community.

Shakespeare takes over the Library of Birmingham

Interactive performances, Shakespeare treasures and improvisation.

21 August, 2023 in Books, Community, Education, Local history, Theatre, Tourism.

Aston Villa and the welcome return

Villa beat Everton and Dave Woodhall’s happy again.

20 August, 2023 in Football.

No bobbing along for the Robins

Andy Munro on Blues’ win at Bristol City.

19 August, 2023 in Football.

A warm welcome at Bistrot Pierre

Holly Heywood goes French around the left bank of Gas Street Basin.

19 August, 2023 in Eating out, Food and drink.

Public Image Ltd play Coventry

HMV Empire to host punk icons.

19 August, 2023 in Music.

Hundred up at Edgbaston

Last chance to catch Birmingham Phoenix in action this summer.

18 August, 2023 in Cricket, Music.

Bank holiday fun at Warwick Castle

Sundown Spectacular festival returns for the end of summer.

18 August, 2023 in Attractions, Family.

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