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Howard exclusive: Business World Shocker

Sir Howard Elston, scourge of the right, sworn enemy of the left and not too keen on the centrists, reports on a new macro industrial tie-up that will help everyone…especially him.

29 October, 2015 in Festivals, Most recent.

WOW! Festival line up announced

Festival of free street theatre comes to West Bromwich.

16 July, 2013 in Festivals, Theatre, West Bromwich, What's on.

Whether the weather be hot or not, it’s always chilli

The hottest event in town – Birmingham Chilli Festival – will be arriving in Brindleyplace this Friday, ready to challenge Birmingham’s taste buds.

15 July, 2013 in Birmingham, Festivals, Food and drink, What's on.

Film fans flock to Brindleyplace

Hoards of film fans have packed out Brindleyplace this week to enjoy a range of family-friendly movies during this year’s Outdoor Film Festival.

12 July, 2013 in Birmingham, Festivals, Film, What's on.

The festive season

It’s that time of year when jazz takes over Birmingham once more.

4 July, 2013 in Birmingham, Festivals, Music, What's on.

Storytelling Festival returns for Midsummer at Martineau

Tales of gory gods and gruesome greeks, rip-roaring adventure stories plus new pieces created live with the audience are all on the programme for the Martineau Gardens Storytelling Festival.

19 June, 2013 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Edgbaston, Festivals, What's on.

Festival fever in Southside

Southside has a season of sizzling festivals to turn up the heat in Birmingham’s most bustling district this summer.

16 June, 2013 in Festivals, What's on.

Great British Beer Festival 2013

In exactly two months time the doors of Britain’s biggest beer festival will open, offering over 800 real ales, ciders and perries from the UK’s best producers to slake the thirst of over 55,000 beer lovers.

15 June, 2013 in Festivals, Most recent, What's on.

Bromsgrove Folk Festival returns to its spiritual home

Now in its 22nd year the Bromsgrove Folk Festival returns to its spiritual home, The Bowling Green Inn, Shaw Lane, Stoke Prior.

13 June, 2013 in Bromsgrove, Festivals, Music, What's on.

Lichfield rocks for St Giles

Local music festival set up to raise money for charity

23 May, 2013 in Festivals, Music, Staffordshire, What's on.

Leicester set for third ‘An Indian Summer’

Leicester’s Cultural Quarter will be a vibrant hive of activity this June as An Indian Summer festival comes to the City for the third year running.

16 May, 2013 in Festivals, What's on.

Festival’s musical offer most diverse to date

With less than two weeks to go Birmingham Pride organisers say the event is attracting the most diverse range of music it’s ever seen and proving a hit with ticket-buyers.

15 May, 2013 in Birmingham, Festivals, Music, What's on.

Forecast chilli for Brindleyplace

Brindleyplace has named Aston Manor Cider as the sponsor for its fiery Chilli Festival that will take place on the mixed-use estate this summer.

14 May, 2013 in Festivals, Food and drink, What's on.

BE FESTIVAL 2013

Fourth annual festival of innovative European theatre returns to Birmingham

14 May, 2013 in Festivals, What's on.

Stubblemelt headline Fitness Festival

Birmingham art rockers Stubblemelt have been announced as headliners for the Midland’s second Fitness Festival,

10 May, 2013 in Coventry, Festivals, What's on.

Highlights of Fierce Festival 2013 announced

Birmingham’s Fierce Festival returns this October with its distinctive programme of performance and surprising installations in public space.

10 May, 2013 in Birmingham, Festivals, What's on.
English-Symphony-Orchestra

Bromsgrove festival presents the English Symphony Orchestra

The English Symphony Orchestra – which originated in Worcestershire – will be playing at Artrix on Saturday 11th May at 8pm as part of the Bromsgrove festival.

30 April, 2013 in Bromsgrove, Music, What's on.

University exhibition offers unique glimpse into ground-breaking research

Brand new exhibition at Winterbourne House and Garden asks University of Birmingham researchers to capture detailed research projects in just one image

18 March, 2013 in Birmingham, Festivals, What's on.

8mm Cine Club comes to Birmingham

Jerome Turner invites anyone with a box of old cine reels to come along and have them projected at 8mm Cine Club’s first visit to Flatpack Festival.

18 March, 2013 in Birmingham, Festivals, Film, What's on.

Art Soak – a Birmingham festival

Art Soak – a free arts festival bringing a feel good factor to south Birmingham – 23rd – 26th March 2013

8 March, 2013 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Festivals, What's on.

Flatpack Festival full programme announced

Flatpack Festival returns to Birmingham from 21-31 March 2013, spreading across two weekends for the very first time.

8 March, 2013 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Festivals, What's on.

Coventry academic to curate international arts festival on Florida’s Space Coast

A member of Coventry University’s School of Art and Design is to act as curator for a new arts festival taking place in Florida later this year.

26 February, 2013 in Art and Leisure, Coventry, Most recent.

Flatpack’s crowd-funding success for festival

Flatpack Festival / Birmingham City University collaboration kicks off!

7 February, 2013 in Birmingham, Festivals, What's on.
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Solihull sax stars join BGT’s Julian Smith

Talented saxophone players from Solihull School who triumphed at a top music contest are to join ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ star Julian Smith for a live performance.

24 January, 2013 in Education, Most recent, Music, Solihull, What's on.

Flatpack Festival returns-21-31 March 2013

Venues across Birmingham

8 January, 2013 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Festivals, What's on, Workshops.

The Economics of Festivals

After various washed-out and cancelled festivals, this year’s Association of Festival Organisers Conference plans to tackle the big issues of the Festival industry in three debates.

16 October, 2012 in Dance, Festivals, Most recent.

10 years of Super Sonic Festival

Ambitious Birmingham arts festival celebrates 10th year

15 October, 2012 in Digbeth, Festivals, Music, What's on.

Film festival premiere for University lecturer’s documentary

A documentary made by a senior lecturer from Coventry University is to have its film festival premiere at the 2012 West Midlands Human Rights Film Festival in Birmingham tomorrow.

2 October, 2012 in Coventry, Education, Film, Most recent, What's on.

GIF the City: Wolverhampton

The FLIP Festival is launching GIF the City, a new invigorating participatory project.

25 September, 2012 in Festivals, Most recent, What's on, Wolverhampton.

Martin Longley’s Jazz Middelheim review

Martin Longley just can’t get enough of Belgium! This time he returns to review the Antwerpian Jazz Middelheim festival weekender…

7 September, 2012 in Most recent, Music, What's on.

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