Windrush Compensation Scheme and Taskforce community event in Birmingham
Ensuring that anyone impacted by Windrush is aware of their rights.
Betty does it Wright
Legendary soul singer to appear at the Drum.
Jackson live
Birmingham date for soul legend.
Drum film project extended
Pioneering community work provides outlet for independent film.
Raising the roof – the Drum needs you
Newtown arts centre The Drum with news of their new venture.
My Father and other Superheroes
Drum performance for story of fatherhood spanning Uganda, Saudi Arabia, Kenya and the UK.
Drummer men
Two events coming up at the Drum arts centre in Aston.
Blazing Comets
Gig and discussion to celebrate jazz in South Africa.
Award-winning South African creates new work for Birmingham
Acclaimed South African artist Anthea Moys will be creating new works as part of the UK-wide Afrovibes festival.
Hallowed Turf at the Drum
First World War play comes to Aston arts centre.
Rhythm united
Birmingham musician part of anniversary celebrations.
Autumn upfront at The Drum
Comedy season launched at arts centre.
Drum organizes war commemoration service
Caribbean servicemen to be honoured.
Black History Month call for submissions
Aston-based arts centre The Drum are calling for help with their latest project.
Afrovibes set for Birmingham venues
Third staging of festival sees arts centre highlights.
Riots Reframed
Film and talk to examine the causes of the 2011 riots.
Picking up good vibrations
Funding secured for AfroVibe 2014.
Visual arts at the Drum
Alex Robinson-Sutherland – The Story So Far.
Head start in the arts
Job fair for young people wanting a creative career.
Mandela tribute announced
Artists, poets, musicians and community representatives coming together to pay tribute.
Gospel at the Drum
Local award-winners celebrate Christmas.
David Cameron visits the Drum
Prime Minister discusses Birmingham’s role in economic recovery.
The Drum goes to Parliament
Invitation for Aston-based centre.
Challenging perception by performance
An award-winning playwright is bringing his acclaimed production about multi-racial Britain to Birmingham.
Sora Cool Jawayi Fool
Performed in Punjabi, this tale of newly-married life will strike a chord.