B:Music launches special fundraising auction and lottery
The chance to win memorable prizes and support refurbishment of Birmingham Town Hall.
The chance to win memorable prizes and support refurbishment of Birmingham Town Hall.
Birmingham Civic Society and Bournville Village Trust to unveil Dame Elizabeth Cadbury blue plaque.
World premiere of Water Bots set to take over the region’s canals.
Locals discover more of the area’s fascinating and rich history.
On Wednesday 24th September join in the city-wide celebrations.
Comedy and the Craic, an evening of laughter and storytelling, to premiere at Nortons Digbeth.
B:Music will embark on a refurbishment and archive project to showcase Town Hall heritage.
Local media legend Adrian Goldberg tells Dave Woodhall what he’s up to now.
Tudor landmark to host street food spectacular following new partnership.
250 years of Midlands history to meet 21st century street food at special evening.
Jessica Harris watches the Midlands Arts Centre present a story of community.
Dave Woodhall catches most of the Moseley Folk & Arts Festival.
Only a week until Moseley Folk & Arts Festival returns to Birmingham’s picturesque Moseley Park.
Helen Annetts enjoys a day out in the past.
Great Big Green Week launches at Shakespeare’s New Place
With a joyous Jamaican journey.
Classic locomotive takes to the rails for the summer.
This Town set recreated in Coventry Music Museum.
This Town stars, musicians and fans mark 2-Tone anniversary at special BBC event.
Birmingham landmark hits £100,000 fundraising mark but “time is running out”.
Take a look back in time to celebrate Cadbury’s 200th birthday.
It’s the First Folio’s birthday on 8th November.
Shakespearean-inspired festivities as “This green plot shall be our stage.”
Iconic studios honoured by local heroes.
Celebrating 75 years of Windrush, we discover who and what was Dorcas.
Handsworth’s Grosvenor Road Studios receives over a quarter of a million pounds of funding.
Free guided tours of Bournville to mark celebrations.
Interactive performances, Shakespeare treasures and improvisation.
Helen Annetts and Joe Statham don’t let the weather interfere with their day out.
Live actors enter the stage for the summer.