Fierce Festival 2012

Spend a unique alternative Easter weekend with Fierce Festival

Donkey Christmas fair in Sutton Park

A donkey riding therapy centre for children with special needs in Sutton Park is inviting local people to its Christmas Fair

Call for interactive and film and video artists

Deadline looms for two unique open exhibitions

Coventry theatre wants your rubbish

A brand new musical comedy is set in a cut price Christmas shop and the theatre is asking the people of Coventry to help stock the shelves.

Mother Goose lands in Coventry

The Belgrade Theatre’s traditional Christmas pantomime returns to the Main Stage with the timeless tale of Mother Goose.

The Legend of Spring-Heeled Jack

Spring-Heeled Jack can be seen for free in the West Midlands next month.

Photographs of local music fans feature in Art of Noise exhibition

A series of photographs of local heavy metal fans by rock photographer Steve Gerrard are currently on display at The Public

Let them get crafty and eat cake

Carol Towns has been to the NEC.

A chance to see EZIO

For one night only at The Glee Club

Peacock and Gamble: Emergency Broadcast

Comedy duo Peacock and Gamble will be dishing out a laugh a minute when they bring their much celebrated show, Emergency Broadcast to The Public

Stripped Down Theatre brings you ‘Christmas on the Never Never’

Following on from the success of ‘Our Kylie’s Gettin’ Wed’ at ArtsFest 2011, Stripped Down Theatre brings you ‘Christmas on the Never Never’.

The Bad Shepherds: “The First Farewell Tour”

Adrian Edmondson’s folk-punk outfit The Bad Shepherds are set to hit the road again this autumn.

Kate’s tap Class – Dancing for Children In Need

New adult tap dancing group, Kate’s Tap Class are working on their first project, dancing to raise money for Children In Need.

Dancing the Night Away

Warwick Arts Centre have announced details of their autumn dance programme.

Birmingham’s first “Tweed Ride”

Yesterday, Sunday 25th September, saw Birmingham’s first “Tweed Ride”.

Town Hall/Symphony Hall Latest

The city centre venues have announced another set of eclectic performers.

See Birmingham by bike this Autumn

Birmingham is the place to be for cycling this Autumn.

Moseley Road Baths Art Show

Moseley Road Baths, Birmingham’s historic Grade II* swimming baths building in Balsall Heath is to be the subject of a one-day art exhibition

Birmingham celebrates Mid-Autumn Festival for the first time

Birmingham Mid-Autumn Festival will take place on Tuesday 13th September

mac birmingham needs you!

mac birmingham is in the final of the National Lottery Awards 2011 – and needs your vote to win.

Birmingham to get a good laugh

Birmingham Comedy Festival returns this October with another cracking line-up of comedic talent!

What’s On at the Assembly

The Leamington Assembly has one of the all-time greats on offer this week.

Birmingham’s Mayor gets on her bike

The Mayor of Birmingham, Councillor Anita Ward set the wheels of a local initiative to get more people on their bikes in motion in Victoria Square earlier today

Air Ambulance Open Day

At last – something worth visiting a motorway service station for.

Feeding the Roots

With our major football clubs out of action this weekend, here’s a guide to where you can see some of the area’s lesser lights.

‘Musicalize’ in Birmingham

A night of amazing live music performed by some of the finest unsigned artists in the UK as well as breakthrough artists

Last Ever Show! Gothicana, Shakespeare Memorial Room

Theatre company Don’t Go Into The Cellar plan to give Birmingham Central Library’s Shakespeare Memorial Room a horrifyingly good send-off….

Set volume to 11and polish that air guitar

Light House hosts a special part of the Home of Metal festival this September

Bomber’s Moon to light up Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre

Bomber’s Moon reveals hidden memories, dark secrets and the nature of faith at the Belgrade Theatre

Bands Wanted

One of the areas most prestigious venues is looking for bands to play support slots next month.