Shakespeare takes over the Library of Birmingham
Interactive performances, Shakespeare treasures and improvisation.
Interactive performances, Shakespeare treasures and improvisation.
Art Bus shares links between Shakespeare and Bollywood in schools across Birmingham.
Collaboration between award-winning photographer Alan Gignoux and Shakesperian project.
Birmingham’s First Folio to continue unprecedented community tour.
New exhibition opens in the Shakespeare Memorial Room.
Everything to Everybody brings Fun Palace to the Library of Birmingham.
New guided audio performance inspired by Polish translations of Shakespeare.
Exhibition explores the influence of Shakespeare on Bollywood.
Your Shakespeare, Your Culture exhibition opening at the Library of Birmingham.
Craftspace prepares to welcome competitors in the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Jessica Harris visits a photography exhibition showing Birmingham’s sense of community.
Library of Birmingham to host family day for Shakespeare project.
New diptychs to go on show in the Shakespeare Memorial Room.
New community-curated exhibition opens in the Shakespeare Memorial Room.
Find out about the world’s first great Shakespeare library.
Birmingham landmarks go purple in celebration of Census 2021.
World’s Stage – a multilingual celebration of Birmingham, Brummies and their Shakespeare.
Everything to Everybody as the Bard collection goes global.
History resources to go on line as part of heritage project.
Documenting post–1945 migration by those who settled in Birmingham.
50 Treasures – Number 3.
Celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday with the Everything to Everybody Project.
Birmingham LGBT to create documentary about the Nightingale with new heritage project.
New temporary exhibition on James Watt to open at the Library of Birmingham.
City corporates to Go Pink! for hospice’s fortieth anniversary.
Recognition for Library of Birmingham resource.
Collaboration aims to expand commercial activities.
Groups invited to stage their own celebrations for Utsav, the Year of South Asian Culture, across Birmingham this summer.
Martin Sullivan, secretary of the Friends of The Libraries of Birmingham, writes about the future of the service.
New plans follow consultation with local residents.