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Richard Lutz harvests the last remnants of the past week.

18 October, 2017 in Birmingham, Comment, Food and drink, Most recent.

SHOUT it out

LGBQT festival announces full details.

18 October, 2017 in Festivals, Music.

Local comic to headline Black Country comedy festival

Award-winning Edinburgh veteran launches new show.

18 October, 2017 in Comedy, Festivals.

The sweet taste of success

Wolverhampton baker living the sweet life after becoming cake maker to the stars.

18 October, 2017 in Food and drink.

Lost Hancocks found

Forgotten Tony Hancock scripts revived for Wolverhampton performance.

18 October, 2017 in Comedy.

Birmingham-based folk singer to make Christmas collaboration

Christmas Kitchen Garden Cafe date for folk duo.

17 October, 2017 in Music.

Student smashes second world record with musical outfit

Running Viola makes his mark on Birmingham International Marathon.

17 October, 2017 in Charities, Music, Running.

Half-term at Artrix

Bromsgrove arts centre provides holiday attractions.

17 October, 2017 in Attractions, Family.

The local un-derby

Dave Woodhall sees Villa lose 2-0 to Wolves.

15 October, 2017 in Football.

The Cardiff dance

Andy Munro celebrates a Blues win.

15 October, 2017 in Football.

Birmingham businesses invited to bid on hotly-tipped artists

Charity auction will raise funds for two very worthwhile causes.

14 October, 2017 in Art and Leisure, Charities.

Bikeshare scheme gets ready to roll

Pedal power revolution set for the West Midlands.

14 October, 2017 in Cycling, Cycling, Transport.

Bob Dylan paintings go on sale in Birmingham

Limited editions form part of new exhibition of legend’s work.

13 October, 2017 in Art and Leisure, Exhibitions, Music.

Birmingham teacher waltzes her way onto Strictly

TV fame beckons for city dance teacher.

13 October, 2017 in Education, Television.

heaven sent

Heaven 17 frontman Glenn Gregory talks to Dave Woodhall.

12 October, 2017 in Music.

Sabbath legend opens Birmingham music college

Tony Iommi Scholarship awarded to student.

12 October, 2017 in Education, Music.

Birmingham academic interviews artistic greats

World-renowned film maker and political activist to speak with city university professor.

12 October, 2017 in Art and Leisure, Education, Film.

Grammy winner takes up role at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire

Prestige appointment for newly-opened facility.

12 October, 2017 in Classical, Music.

Theatre lite

One woman play tackles the subject of body image during Black History Month at Artrix.

11 October, 2017 in Community, Theatre.

Choir lets there be love

Four weddings to celebrate twenty years.

11 October, 2017 in Community, Music.

Warwick Arts Centre’s temporary theatre opens

Goose Nest will host productions during major renovation.

11 October, 2017 in Theatre.

Celebrate National Chocolate Week at Cadbury World

Meet your favourite characters during everyone’s favourite week.

10 October, 2017 in Attractions, Family, Food and drink.

Opening date for new Selfridges restaurant

Fumo to open its doors this Saturday.

9 October, 2017 in Eating out, Food and drink.

Comedian Kai Samra wins West Midlands’ biggest comedy award

Birmingham Comedy Festival Breaking Talent 2017 winner announced.

9 October, 2017 in Comedy, Festivals.

Birmingham Jazz presents…

More from Birmingham Jazz this week.

9 October, 2017 in Music.

Legends at Artrix

Dire Straits founding member returns to Bromsgrove to perform this month.

7 October, 2017 in Music.

Review: Aladdin

Simon Hale witnesses the latest production at Birmingham Hippodrome.

6 October, 2017 in Dance.

Consultation announced for Sandwell music college

Plan to create global music centre in the borough.

6 October, 2017 in Classical, Education.

Birmingham Rep announces details of BEDLAM Festival 2017

Events aim to celebrate arts and wellbeing.

6 October, 2017 in Community, Festivals, Theatre.

Countdown continues to Birmingham Improv Festival

Halloween, kids stuff and showstoppers are all on the bill.

4 October, 2017 in Comedy, Family, Festivals.

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