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Monthly Archives: March 2022

Comedy as therapy, cocktails and chemistry,

Flatpack Festival’s programme dishes up a series of unexpected experiences.

31 March, 2022 in Comedy, Festivals, Music.

CBSO return to Hockley Social Club

Symphonic Sessions returning for another year.

28 March, 2022 in Classical, Music, Poetry.

Birmingham Jazz presents

The latest in jazz promotions.

28 March, 2022 in Music.

Parkinson’s inspires theatre tour for novice actors

Living with illness play to include Birmingham date.

28 March, 2022 in Community, Health, Theatre.

Review: Glenn Tilbrook at the Robin 2

Dave Woodhall watches one of music’s most enduring performers.

27 March, 2022 in Music.

Birmingham brewery celebrates fifth anniversary

Dig Brew Co continues expansion around the world.

25 March, 2022 in Food and drink.

High Kings come to town

Town Hall to host established Irish band.

25 March, 2022 in Music.

Ciy centre live scene gets a boost

Forum Birmingham announces global names and further investment as music industry bounces back.

23 March, 2022 in Music.

Review: Dreamboats & Petticoats

Simon Hale brings on back the good times at Birmingham Hippodrome.

22 March, 2022 in Music, Theatre.

Review: Go West

Dave Woodhall has an eighties moment at Symphony Hall.

22 March, 2022 in Music.

Fabric arrives in the Midlands

Dance4 and DanceXchange announce merger.

21 March, 2022 in Most recent.

GoBoat to open in Birmingham

Waterways fun in the city centre.

21 March, 2022 in Attractions, Family.

Come up and see me

Local date for seventies legend.

21 March, 2022 in Most recent.

No bore draw

Blues play out a nil-nil draw with Swansea City that impresses Andy Munro.

20 March, 2022 in Most recent.

Aston Villa and the grand approach

Villa lose at home to Arsenal as Dave Woodhall looks around.

19 March, 2022 in Football, Most recent.

Review: Wondrous Stories

Jessica Harris reviews the opening event of the Birmingham 2022 Festival.

17 March, 2022 in Community, Dance.

Musicians unite for good causes

Several charity concerts are being staged at local venues over the next few weeks.

17 March, 2022 in Most recent.

Moseley Folk festival announce line-up

Jethro Tull, Supergrass and Seastick Steve to headline.

17 March, 2022 in Festivals, Music.

From City of Empire to City of Diversity

Jessica Harris visits a photography exhibition showing Birmingham’s sense of community.

17 March, 2022 in Community, Exhibitions, Most recent, Photography.

Students to host cancer charity event

Think Pink to raise awareness.

17 March, 2022 in Charities, Health.
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Blues in a smog

Andy Munro watches Blues go down to Middlesbrough.

16 March, 2022 in Football, Most recent.

Lichfield festival announces 2022 line-up

Landmark anniversary for cathedral city event.

16 March, 2022 in Classical, Comedy, Music.

Countdown to Transforming Narratives Mela & Symposium

Your chance to register for contemporary and and culture celebration.

16 March, 2022 in Art and Leisure, Community, Festivals.

Birmingham Jazz presents

More quality music for Friday night.

14 March, 2022 in Music.

Eating, drinking and being merry

There’s always an excuse to indulge – and here are some ways to do it.

14 March, 2022 in Food and drink.

Aston Villa and the lessons to learn

Villa lose at West Ham as Dave Woodhall wonders about changes.

13 March, 2022 in Football.

Toothless Tigers not alone

Andy Munro watches as Blues draw with Hull City.

12 March, 2022 in Football.

The republic of Chelski

Andy Munro comments on Chelsea and sanctions.

12 March, 2022 in Football.

Aston Villa and a sense of superiority

Villa win at Leeds, Dave Woodhall starts to crow.

10 March, 2022 in Most recent.

Review: Beauty and The Beast – Birmingham Hippodrome

Simon Hale is enthralled by a modern twist on an old classic.

10 March, 2022 in Music, Theatre.

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