Villa legends support new beer
Trinity Brew Co endorse the spirit of ’82.
Culloden mark 2?
Andy Munro is impressed as Blues beat Rangers.
A case of the blues
Dave Woodhall sees the Dirt River Band at Snobs.
As You Like It: “Something of a mixed bag”
Jessica Harris is left feeling flat by this RSC production.
Keep football at home
Campaigners look to Lions legacy to save playing fields.
Exploring Birmingham’s Evolving Workplace Culture
Moving in the right circles.
Solihull Summer Fest: Giving the people what they want
Solihull Summer Fest stays (mostly) dry and delivers again.
Heaney detonated by the Newquay bomb
Two British titles changing hands were the highlights of an exciting card at Resorts World Arena.
The Merry Wives of Windsor: “topical and humorous”
Shakespeare’s immortal farce, updated by the RSC and enjoyed by Jessica Harris.
Honour for promoter as jazz festival kicks off
Black Sabbath’s original manager receives Honorary Doctorate in Music.
Brum rocked!
Birmingham’s biggest band rocked out at Forum Birmingham.
Lichfield award-winner goes back to school
Four Seasons inspires Lichfield Festival schools’ projects.
West Midlands enjoys record visitor numbers
More people than ever before choose West Midlands in 2023.
Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival celebrates forty years
City festival celebrates an amazing non-stop four decades.
Kool end to Mostly Jazz
The Birmingham festival enjoyed packed crowds and stand-out sets.
Sustaining Creative Ventures: Ownership Changes In Birmingham’s Arts Scene
Local artists need to evolve on a business footing.
Birmingham singers scoop Midlands Choir of the Year
MaleVox triumph at Lichfield Festival.
Kyoto: “intense and captivating”
Jessica Harris enjoys the RSC’s take on climate change.
Mobilise Arts preview new family show
Just Be You heads to Worcester and Stratford.
Wuthering Heights: “much to commend”
Jessica Harris enjoys this production during the Young Rep Company’s Love & Rebellion Festival.
Mostly Jazz links with city music projects
Future music business talent initiative launches at major city festival.
Stepping back in time at the Black Country Living Museum.
Helen Annetts enjoys a day out in the past.
Madam Butterfly: “top class and sensually powerful”
The CBSO perform Puccini’s masterwork, with Simon Hale in the audience.
Behind the scenes at Birmingham vote count
Stan’s Cafe’s The Commentators enter landmark event, reporting live from the ICC.
The countdown’s on to Brum Rocks Live
Birmingham Forum to host the finest in local young musical talent.
Wakhri: “dynamic, exhilarating and important”
A Midland Arts Centre presentation for Birmingham Indian Film Festival. Jessica Harris watches.
From twinkle toes to knockout blows
How Birmingham boxer Liam O’Hare is showing another side to his dazzling footwork.
A Night at the Museum: “a wonderful opportunity.”
Jessica Harris watches Birmingham Royal Ballet visit Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery,
Summer and the ninth Symphonic Sessions
CBSO celebrate summer of sport at Hockley Social Club.
The Queer Motherhood Project – share your stories
New immersive theatre show to be created from real-life experience.