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Keep football at home

Campaigners look to Lions legacy to save playing fields.

24 July, 2024 in Community, Environment, Family, Sport.

Lichfield award-winner goes back to school

Four Seasons inspires Lichfield Festival schools’ projects.

17 July, 2024 in Community, Education, Festivals, Music.

Mobilise Arts preview new family show

Just Be You heads to Worcester and Stratford.

8 July, 2024 in Community, Theatre.

The countdown’s on to Brum Rocks Live

Birmingham Forum to host the finest in local young musical talent.

2 July, 2024 in Community, Education, Music, Poetry.

A Night at the Museum: “a wonderful opportunity.”

Jessica Harris watches Birmingham Royal Ballet visit Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery,

29 June, 2024 in Ballet, Community, Museums.

The Queer Motherhood Project – share your stories

New immersive theatre show to be created from real-life experience.

27 June, 2024 in Community, Theatre.

Festival of dance in celebration of Spaghetti Junction

A celebration of Spaghetti Junction and the communities that surround it.

18 June, 2024 in Community, Dance, Festivals.

Shakespeare goes green

Great Big Green Week launches at Shakespeare’s New Place

13 June, 2024 in Books, Community, Environment, Local history.

Birmingham Indian Film Festival returns

Six venues, eleven days, unforgettable performances.

10 June, 2024 in Community, Festivals, Film.

Celebrate Windrush Day at the Rep

With a joyous Jamaican journey.

4 June, 2024 in Community, Local history, Music, Theatre.

Ambitious production for Royal Birmingham Conservatoire

Ethnically-led production of Wagner’s The Flying Dutchman by Persona Arts at Bradshaw Hall.

14 May, 2024 in Classical, Community, Music.

It was forty-five years ago today

This Town stars, musicians and fans mark 2-Tone anniversary at special BBC event.

4 May, 2024 in Community, Local history, Music, Television.

Jewellery Quarter church in battle against the elements

Birmingham landmark hits £100,000 fundraising mark but “time is running out”.

23 April, 2024 in Architecture, Community, Faith, Local history.

A Matter of Life and Death Festival announced for May

Festival explores life and death through cafes, catacombs and caterpillars.

8 April, 2024 in Attractions, Books, Community, Eating out, Family, Festivals.

Komola Collective’s Indigo Giant visits The Rep

Gripping new drama sheds light on a forgotten moment in British history.

5 March, 2024 in Community, Music, Theatre.

Birmingham Poet Laureate writes for Brum Rocks Live

Jasmine Gardosi to write a new anthem for Birmingham.

1 March, 2024 in Community, Education, Music, Poetry.

Hippodrome welcomes the Dragon

Chinese Dragon spotted in Southside ahead of Lunar New Year.

6 February, 2024 in Community, Theatre.

Unleash your inner rock star with Brum Rocks

Get involved with making music and appear live at major Birmingham venue.

25 January, 2024 in Community, Music, Workshops.

Birmingham City Mission needs sponsored sleepers

Homeless charity’s annual Sponsored Sleepout is looking for participants.

23 January, 2024 in Charities, Community.

Remembrance service held for city homeless

Taking time at Christmas to remember homeless who passed away in Birmingham.

21 December, 2023 in Christmas, Community.

Former Big Issue seller issues charity single

Vernon’s Song – a Christmas anthem for the homeless.

7 December, 2023 in Charities, Christmas, Community, Music.

Celebrating two decades of Imagineer

CEO Jane Hytch to step down during birthday celebrations.

5 December, 2023 in Art and Leisure, Community.

Squeeze to play Birmingham on anniversary tour

Symphony Hall dates to form part of golden anniversary tour.

5 December, 2023 in Food Banks, Music.

Report shows positive impact of Birmingham Festival 23

Evaluation highlights the appetite for arts, culture and entertainment in the city.

28 November, 2023 in Attractions, Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Dance, Family, Festivals, Music.

Shakespeare collection turns 400

It’s the First Folio’s birthday on 8th November.

8 November, 2023 in Books, Community, Local history.

Blue plaque unveiled at Grosvenor Road Studios

Iconic studios honoured by local heroes.

2 October, 2023 in Community, Local history, Music, Photography.

Mayor visits martial arts group

Yardley celebrates ‘cutting edge’ community partnership.

27 September, 2023 in Community, Sport.

Dorcas exhibition for Mailbox

Celebrating 75 years of Windrush, we discover who and what was Dorcas.

20 September, 2023 in Community, Exhibitions, Local history.

Historic studios reopen after receiving National Lottery funding

Handsworth’s Grosvenor Road Studios receives over a quarter of a million pounds of funding.

16 September, 2023 in Community, Local history, Music, Television.

Explore Cadbury World during Birmingham Heritage Week

Free guided tours of Bournville to mark celebrations.

4 September, 2023 in Attractions, Community, Family, Food and drink, Local history.

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