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Tag Archives: things to do

Birthday at Cadbury World for competition winner

Anniversary treat marks celebration.

12 September, 2015 in Business, Food and drink.
Birth of the Royal Air Force - at RAF Musuem Cosford

Get out more: A visit to RAF Cosford

The question was; what to do on a dank Sunday in February for a day out without spending loads of dosh? And here’s the answer: A trip to RAF Museum Cosford.

15 February, 2015 in Exhibitions, Local history, Tourism, What's on, Wolverhampton.

Fierce Festival tickets on sale today

Following the successful re-launch of Fierce Festival in 2011 and 2012, the internationally acclaimed programme to celebrate its fifteenth anniversary in autumn 2013

5 August, 2013 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Festivals, What's on.

Flying for fun

From wartime classrooms to building your own glider, the RAF Museum at Cosford has plenty going on during the summer holidays.

28 July, 2013 in Most recent, West Midlands.

Summer of fun at The Public

This Summer The Public becomes Fun Factory – a place where art, fun and entertainment come together.

12 July, 2013 in Art and Leisure, West Bromwich, What's on.

Our Big Gig

The Public to be part of a nationwide celebration of music in communities

9 July, 2013 in Festivals, Most recent, Music, West Bromwich, What's on.

Get digging

If you’ve ever fancied a go at archaeology, here’s your chance.

8 July, 2013 in Local history, Most recent, What's on.

Food festival to serve up a treat

There’ll be plenty to eat and drink at the end of the month at RAF Cosford

3 July, 2013 in Food and drink, Most recent, Staffordshire, What's on.

800,000 years of human life beneath our feet

2013 Festival of Archaeology encourages public to get ‘hands on with history’

2 July, 2013 in Local history, Most recent, West Midlands, What's on.

Birmingham Gay Symphony Orchestra to host a weekend of making music, fun & friends

BGSO inviting orchestral musicians of all backgrounds from across the Midlands and beyond to come and join in for a weekend of making new friends and music in great setting of mac birmingham.

25 June, 2013 in Art and Leisure, Edgbaston, Music, What's on.

Aston set for heritage day

Looking for something to do tomorrow? Here’s the solution.

21 June, 2013 in Aston, Local history.

The Great Big Skills Share Jamboree

Skill sharing day set to inspire creativity at The Public

19 June, 2013 in Art and Leisure, West Bromwich, What's on.

2013 Festival of Archaeology encourages public to get ‘hands on with history’

Residents and holidaymakers across the West Midlands can get hands on with history this July by taking part in around 30 free activities taking place in the region

18 June, 2013 in Birmingham, Environment, Local history, Tourism, West Midlands.

Southside gets spiritual with Tai Chi Stuff

This summer Birmingham’s Southside district is getting in touch with its inner Chi with a programme of uplifting Tai Chi classes in the Arcadian.

15 June, 2013 in Health, What's on.

In search of John Madin’s Birmingham

Madin walking tour led by Alan Clawley
Starting at Five Ways Station, 10.30 am, 22nd June 2013

7 June, 2013 in Architecture, Birmingham, Environment, Local history, Workshops.

The Big Birmingham Vintage Bike Ride 2013

On Sunday 9 June, over 100 cyclists will take to the streets of Birmingham for the 3nd annual Big Vintage Ride.

6 June, 2013 in Birmingham, Cycling, What's on.

Pub Quiz in aid of Birmingham St Mary’s Hospice

The newly formed ‘Birmingham St Mary’s Hospice Kings Norton Fundraising Group’ are urging all quiz enthusiasts to join them for their debut fundraising event

31 May, 2013 in Health, Kings Norton, What's on.

Hair’s to Barnt Green

This coming Mid-Summers weekend, Barnt Green will play host to the most stylish and opulent event the hair industry has seen all year.

31 May, 2013 in Business, Style and Design, What's on.

Local pupil comes top of the class in Cure Leukaemia and Free Radio T-shirt comp

And the winner is….

17 May, 2013 in Birmingham, Health, Radio.

Things to do at half-term

You can try the Ironbridge Gorge museums.

17 May, 2013 in Local history, 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.

May half-term at The Public

Free galleries, fun activities and a fantastic day out.

14 May, 2013 in Art and Leisure, West Bromwich, What's on.

University to host fun day

The University of Wolverhampton is to host a family fun day as part of its 21st birthday celebrations.

13 May, 2013 in What's on, Wolverhampton.

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.

See It, Grow It, Taste It!

Martineau Gardens Spring Event, Edgbaston

2 May, 2013 in Environment, Festivals, Food and drink, Gardening, What's on.

Hexham Book Festival announces 2013 programme

The eighth annual Hexham Book Festival, which will take place this year from 24 April to 2 May, has just announced its line-up, with a variety of writers offering events blending words, stories and ideas.

28 March, 2013 in Books, Festivals, United Kingdom, What's on.

The Travelator: Curious Places – Steampunk aka the MAD Museum, Stratford-upon-Avon

With the school holidays here our travel columnist writes about a place that’s a bit closer to home than usual, and well worth visiting.

25 March, 2013 in Most recent, Stratford-upon-Avon, Tourism, What's on.

University of Birmingham hosts one-off Arts and Science Festival

The University of Birmingham is set to host its first Arts & Science Festival to showcase the wealth of ideas, research and collaboration across its campus.

14 March, 2013 in Birmingham, Theatre, What's on, Workshops.

Halfmoon ramble & write…

What better way to celebrate the potential arrival of warmer months than with a Halfmoon Walking & Writing Workshop over Cannock Chase.

13 March, 2013 in Books, Most recent, Staffordshire, Workshops.

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.

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