Playing fields under threat?
Not according to LibDem councillor Martin Mullaney. Here, he explains proposals for a way to improve facilities.
Allotment to be happening at mac Birmingham
Join mac birmingham down on its ALLOTMENT with a difference…
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
Moseley Farmers’ Market wins again
Moseley Farmers’ Market on the outskirts of Birmingham has been named the 2012 UK Farmers’ Market of the Year
WOW – Women of the World Music Competition 2012
Equator’s WOW – Women of the World Music Competition 2012 is open for applications!
Mostly Jazz Line-Ups Announced
The countdown has begun to one of the country’s most promising new festivals of recent years.
New hope for historic Birmingham building
The Golden Lion, a former Deritend public house, has been languishing in Cannon Hill Park since it was moved to make way for a dual carriageway.
Oooh! I could bless a fruit tree
‘Wassailing’ is not a question asked of one showing signs of excess cider intake.
Vieux Farka Toure
Vieux Farka Toure is one of the most hotly tipped guitarists to have emerged from Africa.
A People’s Cabaret
A People’s Cabaret is a great crossover event bringing the best political song, music and live storytelling to South Birmingham.
A miller’s tale – Sarehole and sluice gates
Plans are afoot to give JRR Tolkien’s childhood playground a new lease of life – and generate some electricity.
What’s on at mac Birmingham
February’s mac programme has lots on offer – comedy, theatre and music
Birmingham war memorial to be restored
Martin Mullaney reports that work is to begin in the coming weeks to restore the South African War memorial in Cannon Hill Park, Moseley.
All that Jazz, Funk & Soul
One of the best new festivals of recent years is set to launch its line-up for next year.
Dramatic Dickensian Christmas
Theatre Company “Don’t Go into the Cellar!” is bringing a dash of classic Victorian ghostliness to Birmingham and the Black Country this Christmas.
Moseley Bog’s a winner
Ent wives may still be hard to find but Tolkien’s playground has benefited from a cash donation
The Good, The Bad and The Dread Tour 2011
Still going strong after seventeen years, Dreadzone have carved a large niche and cult following. They’re on in Kings Heath this month
Birmingham Director Jumps First Hurdle on the Road to the Oscars
Well, it is November so I guess it’s time to crank up the old Hollywood machine and get stuck into who gets the Oscar for this and the Oscar for that.
Moseley Road Baths Art Show
Friends of Moseley Road Baths will be taking over the Moseley School of Art on Moseley Road
‘Awe inspiring’ Kings Heath wins Gold!
“Incredible and awe inspiring” is how judges from Heart of England in Bloom described the Kings Heath community
Felabration Comes to Birmingham!
Fela Kuti’s Birthday tribute concert is the annual event to celebrate the originator of Afrobeat, who died in 1997.
mac birmingham needs you!
mac birmingham is in the final of the National Lottery Awards 2011 – and needs your vote to win.
Meeting: Press Freedom and Human Rights
Birmingham United Nations Association invite guests to attend a talk on press freedom.
Exclusive: Ashley Blake on life behind bars
Ros Dodd interviewed Ashley Blake shortly after his release from prison in 2010
Moseley Road baths – update
Asbestos delays re-opening of Moseley Road Baths
mac birmingham one year on…
mac birmingham re-opened just over a year ago
Gent Jazz Festival part II
Martin Longley delivers part two of his Gent Jazzfest review…
West Mids Police update on disorder
West Midlands Police continue to deal with some instances of disorder across the region.
Birmingham University To Build 50m Swimming Pool
Birmingham’s long quest for a 50-metre swimming pool appears to have taken a major step forward
Raising the temperature in South Birmingham
The weather might be awful but Kings Heath’s Hare & Hounds will soon be playing host to some solid summer sounds