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Climate Week at mac birmingham

To mark the launch of Climate Week 2012 (12-18 Mar), mac birmingham will be screening The Age of Stupid

29 February, 2012 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Edgbaston, Education, Environment, Film, Moseley and Kings Heath, What's on, Workshops.

Birmingham: ‘City of the Future’

Birmingham Friends of the Earth present the ‘City of the Future’ event, 20th March at Birmingham’s Council House

28 February, 2012 in Birmingham, Business, What's on, Workshops.

WOW – Women of the World Music Competition 2012

Equator’s WOW – Women of the World Music Competition 2012 is open for applications!

10 February, 2012 in Art and Leisure, Edgbaston, Moseley and Kings Heath, Music, What's on, Workshops.

Hackgate: It’s all a bit hackademic really

Live ‘hackgate’ debate to mark launch of new book on the state of British journalism

30 January, 2012 in Coventry, Police, Politics, Workshops.

The Sanitised City: How public is public space?

Sanitised cities designed for buildings and not for people. Are these what ‘we’ want?

25 January, 2012 in Architecture, Birmingham, Business, Politics, Style and Design, Workshops.

Yellow Fish oppor–tuna–ty!

The Wildlife Trust for Birmingham and The Black Country is looking for primary schools across the Black Country to get involved with Yellow Fish

20 January, 2012 in Birmingham, Education, Environment, Gardening, What's on, Workshops.

Business masterclass

Coventry University invites West Midlands businesses to an Open Innovation Masterclass

18 January, 2012 in Business, Coventry, Workshops.

Anyone who has a heart should know….

British Heart Foundation is offering lessons in ‘stayin alive’ this Friday at Solihull’s Mell Square.

18 January, 2012 in Education, Health, Shopping, Solihull, Workshops.

University celebrates six years of ‘Coventry Conversations’

They say it’s good to talk – and this week marks the sixth anniversary that Coventry University has been welcoming high profile speakers through its doors

16 January, 2012 in Coventry, Education, Television, Theatre, What's on, Workshops.

Stars in your eyes

BBC Stargazing and Dark Sky Discovery West Midlands invites you to two Regional Showcase Events

11 January, 2012 in Birmingham, Environment, Television, Walsall, What's on, Workshops.

LEGO is not just for Christmas

Coventry University’s Faculty of Engineering and Computing realise that Lego is not just a toy, but an excellent learning tool.

23 December, 2011 in Art and Leisure, Business, Coventry, Style and Design, Workshops.

Best of Britain in Birmingham

Road, Rail and Air – all routes will lead to Best of Britain & Ireland at the NEC, Birmingham

7 December, 2011 in Birmingham, Business, Features, Tourism, Transport, Travel, Workshops.

Urban crisis workshop to discuss ‘very real’ security threats ahead of the 2012 Olympics

A one-day workshop will bring together world leaders in the field of emergency response to present and discuss new ways to manage urban-based crises and hazards.

5 November, 2011 in Coventry, Education, Emergency Services, Environment, NHS, Olympics, Police, Workshops.

Let them get crafty and eat cake

Carol Towns has been to the NEC.

5 November, 2011 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Cookery, Shopping, What's on, Workshops.

Moseley Bog’s a winner

Ent wives may still be hard to find but Tolkien’s playground has benefited from a cash donation

4 November, 2011 in Birmingham, Features, Local history, Moseley and Kings Heath, Most recent, Property Press, Tourism, Workshops.

Let them eat cake! NEC – part 2

To celebrate their Centenary year, Woman’s Weekly will be staging the first ever Make & Take area with Birmingham bakery Frost & Snow

3 November, 2011 in Birmingham, Eating out, Exhibitions, Food and drink, What's on, Workshops.

Crafty days ahead at the NEC – part 1

Artists and Christmas shoppers will be in their element at the NEC this week

3 November, 2011 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Christmas, Festivals, What's on, Workshops.

Birmingham’s ‘2DigitalDays’

Companies will be able to experience a taste of Birmingham’s vibrant digital scene at ‘2DigitalDays’,

21 October, 2011 in Birmingham, Business, What's on, Workshops.

Localise West Midlands reporting

LWM launch of Green Deal & Fuel Poverty report

5 October, 2011 in Birmingham, Environment, Most recent, Property Press, Workshops.

Numberjacks making numbers fun – live on stage

Children’s TV favourites, Numberjacks, are leaving the sofa for the very first time and making their way to Coventry

4 October, 2011 in Coventry, Television, Theatre, Workshops.

Youngsters given the Stage to Shine

Some of the Midlands top young talent will be showcased in a major competition later this month

12 September, 2011 in Birmingham, Dance, Music, Television, Theatre, Workshops.

WOMAD review

Martin Longley reports back, a bit late in the day, from the global swirl that is the WOMAD festival…

9 September, 2011 in Dance, Music, Theatre, Tourism, Workshops.

Meeting: Press Freedom and Human Rights

Birmingham United Nations Association invite guests to attend a talk on press freedom.

5 September, 2011 in Birmingham, Moseley and Kings Heath, Politics, Uncategorized, What's on, Workshops.

New Film Festival Launched

News of a new film event in Birmingham: West Midlands Human Rights Film Festival 2011

1 September, 2011 in Birmingham, Environment, Film, What's on, Wolverhampton, Workshops.

Last Ever Show! Gothicana, Shakespeare Memorial Room

Theatre company Don’t Go Into The Cellar plan to give Birmingham Central Library’s Shakespeare Memorial Room a horrifyingly good send-off….

23 August, 2011 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Comedy, Theatre, Tourism, What's on, Workshops.

mac birmingham one year on…

mac birmingham re-opened just over a year ago

22 August, 2011 in Architecture, Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Edgbaston, Exhibitions, Moseley and Kings Heath, Music, Theatre, Workshops.

Summer fun at The Public

This summer The Public is set to come alive with activity, as a host of entertaining workshops, inspirational exhibitions and fun-filled events

19 July, 2011 in Education, What's on, Workshops.

Things to do at the Home of Metal

Lots going on with the Home of Metal….. including DIY instrument and fanzine making, t-shirt decorating workshops, film screenings and a bat walk

18 July, 2011 in Local history, Music, Sandwell, Theatre, Tourism, West Bromwich, What's on, Workshops.

First ever Birmingham Cannon Hill Park Community Games

The first ever Birmingham Cannon Hill Park Community Games takes place on Sunday 24th July

17 July, 2011 in Birmingham, Edgbaston, Festivals, Moseley and Kings Heath, Olympics, Uncategorized, What's on, Workshops.

Sandwell and Dudley celebrate their musical history

“I’m really proud to be a Brummie and to call Birmingham my home,….” Tony Iommi, Black Sabbath

7 July, 2011 in Local history, Music, Sandwell, Tourism, West Bromwich, What's on, Wolverhampton, Workshops.

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