B-SIDE Hip-Hop Festival marks tenth anniversary
Epic return for free festival showcasing the best hip-hop talent.
Piano virtuoso plays Birmingham’s Kitchen Garden Cafe
New Orleans meets Kings Heath with Dom Pipkin.
Aston Villa and where we belong
Villa go out of the Champions League after a night to remember for Dave Woodhall.
CVC: “peace and love and good times”
Holly Heywood sees Cardiff come to Coventry’s Kasbah.
The Detective Dog: “a gem of a show”
The very adult Jessica Harris has a great time at MAC’s children’s production.
Wembley woes
Andy Munro is at Wembley to see Blues beaten by Peterborough United.
Aston Villa and the next stage
Dave Woodhall sees Villa comfortably win at Southampton.
Brummie footballer turned boxer aims to rule Europe
How West Brom rejection fuels Shakan Pitters’ European boxing dream.
2025 Lichfield Festival – full details announced
World premieres, young artists showcased and big names set for summer spectacular.
Aston Villa and the hinges of battle
Dave Woodhall watches Villa lose to Paris St Germain and remains optimistic.
Not Posh enough
Andy Munro watches Blues beat Peterborough to win promotion to the Championship.
Liza Goddard: “There is nothing better than live performance”
The acclaimed actress talks about a life on the stage.
Aston Villa and just another week
Villa beat Nottingham Forest and Dave Woodhall is looking forward.
Tykes tamed
Andy Munro sees Blues ease past Barnsley.
Birmingham’s hospitality heroes celebrated at awards
1000 Trades named Pub of the Year.
Aston Villa and the month of destiny
Villa win at Brighton as Dave Woodhall begins to imagine.
Rovers run out of Gas
Andy Munro watches Blues win at Bristol Rovers.
Tat Vision – Glued to the Box
Four Lads in Jeans artist returns with his debut exhibition.
Cosford calling
Soar into Easter with Pilot Training at the RAF Museum Midlands.
Aston Villa and daring to dream
Villa beat Preston in the FA Cup as Dave Woodhall sees a plan unfolding.
Taming of the Shrews
Andy Munro watches Blues beat Shrewsbury Town.
Something new under the Suns
Roxana Sibert, director of the Rep’s production A Thousand Splendid Suns, describes her work.
Dance organisations form working group to assist disabled
Barriers to Progression and Employment in Dance for Disabled People.
Sunny Afternoon at the Alex
Kinks musical comes to Birmingham.
Lyndhurst Memories – a Sharing of Work-in-Progress
Jessica Harris watches the Midlands Arts Centre present a story of community.
Anti-racist groups line up against “hate and division”
Birmingham United Against Racism to protest Reform UK rally.
Kazuki Yamada conducts Birmingham Contemporary Music Group
BCMG premiere a brand-new concerto for Japanese Shō.
A Celtic double
Richard Nevin survives nights with the Mary Wallopers and the Dublin Legends.
Boys from the Blackstuff – “needs to do more”
Classic eighties TV is brought to the theatre, watched by Jessica Harris.
Blues, a load of Cobblers
Andy Munro isn’t impressed with Blues’ draw at Northampton Town.