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Tag Archives: Library of Birmingham

From City of Empire to City of Diversity

Jessica Harris visits a photography exhibition showing Birmingham’s sense of community.

17 March, 2022 in Community, Exhibitions, Most recent, Photography.

Everything to Everybody family fun day at Library

Library of Birmingham to host family day for Shakespeare project.

16 February, 2022 in Attractions, Books, Community, Local history.

Shakespeare vs Birmingham

New diptychs to go on show in the Shakespeare Memorial Room.

11 February, 2022 in Books, Community, Local history.

Library of Birmingham unveils Shakespeare-inspired collection

New community-curated exhibition opens in the Shakespeare Memorial Room.

26 November, 2021 in Books, Community, Exhibitions, Local history, Museums.

Shakespeare project to deliver for Libraries Week

Find out about the world’s first great Shakespeare library.

2 October, 2021 in Books, Family, Local history.

Villa Park, Old Joe and the Library light up

Birmingham landmarks go purple in celebration of Census 2021.

19 March, 2021 in Local history.

Celebration of Shakespeare premieres online

World’s Stage – a multilingual celebration of Birmingham, Brummies and their Shakespeare.

3 February, 2021 in Books, Film, Local history, Museums, Tourism.

“O brave new world?” Shakespeare, Birmingham and America

Everything to Everybody as the Bard collection goes global.

8 December, 2020 in Books, Exhibitions, Film, Local history, Media, Museums, Tourism.

Unearth Birmingham’s hidden treasures from home this half-term

History resources to go on line as part of heritage project.

23 October, 2020 in Attractions, Family, Local history.

Photography exhibition to coincide with 2022 Commonwealth Games

Documenting post–1945 migration by those who settled in Birmingham.

22 October, 2020 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Community, Exhibitions, Photography.

Everything to Everybody Project focuses on Shakespeare

50 Treasures – Number 3.

21 June, 2020 in Books, Community, Exhibitions.

Shakespeare images to go on show

Celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday with the Everything to Everybody Project.

21 April, 2020 in Community, Local history, Media, Radio, Tourism.

Iconic gay club celebrates anniversary with history event

Birmingham LGBT to create documentary about the Nightingale with new heritage project.

5 September, 2019 in Community, Local history.

Spotlight on Birmingham industrial pioneer

New temporary exhibition on James Watt to open at the Library of Birmingham.

9 July, 2019 in Attractions, Local history.

Painting the town pink

City corporates to Go Pink! for hospice’s fortieth anniversary.

2 July, 2019 in Business, Charities, Health.

Birmingham Archives and Collections achieves national accreditation

Recognition for Library of Birmingham resource.

21 July, 2017 in Community, Local history.

Library of Birmingham to partner Rep

Collaboration aims to expand commercial activities.

18 July, 2017 in Education, Theatre.

Communities urged to celebrate Year of South Asian Culture


Groups invited to stage their own celebrations for Utsav, the Year of South Asian Culture, across Birmingham this summer.

26 May, 2017 in Community, Exhibitions, Family, Festivals.

The future of Birmingham’s libraries

Martin Sullivan, secretary of the Friends of The Libraries of Birmingham, writes about the future of the service.

3 March, 2017 in Books, Community.

Revised library plans set for approval

New plans follow consultation with local residents.

8 February, 2017 in Community, Politics.

Lottery boost for Library of Birmingham

Joint project with the British Library wins funding for South Asian project.

23 January, 2017 in Community, Education, Exhibitions.

A tale of Endurance

Exhibition capturing the Antarctic legacy of Sir Ernest Shackleton & Frank Hurley comes to Birmingham.

17 January, 2017 in Exhibitions, Photography.

Time to end the run-down of the library service

Martin Sullivan from the Friends of the Library of Birmingham, comments on recently-announced funding cuts.

19 October, 2016 in Books, Comment, Community, Education, Politics.

Could you be Birmingham’s next Poet Laureate?

New Shakespeare required – apply now.

12 July, 2016 in Birmingham, Poetry.

Cadbury World honours Shakespeare at Library of Birmingham

To eat or not to eat? That is the question on all our minds as Cadbury World unveils its latest chocolate creation.

7 July, 2016 in Most recent.

Theatre productions for school holiday

Make the most of your summer half term with The Old Rep.

24 May, 2016 in Childrens, Theatre.

Curtain up at the Rep

Interactive exhibiiton to reveal how theatre is made.

6 May, 2016 in Attractions, Childrens, Family, Theatre.

Not just a pretty face

Alan Clawley asks another question of the Library of Birmingham.

18 February, 2016 in Community, Politics.

Library of Birmingham hosts replica cell and prisoners

Go to jail … but leave when you like.

10 February, 2016 in Exhibitions, Theatre.

A future for the past

Alan Clawley reflects on how recent architecture can be saved.

5 January, 2016 in Architecture, Birmingham, Business, Comment.

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