Birmingham Blog

Dil Se, a sleek new restaurant offering a contemporary fusion of North and South Indian cuisine, is set to open its doors in Mailbox in early May.

On Sunday 28 April, the Park will host its first ‘quiet morning’, welcoming guests who would like to explore the walk-through areas of the Park, with limited stimulation.

The month-long programme of activity is centered around an exhibition from the winning and shortlisted images from Abbey Road’s 2023 Music Photography Awards, alongside a series of masterclasses, live music, panel discussions and more.

The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust is inviting visitors to dive into the world of sustainability with the launch of Stratford-upon-Avon’s Great Big Green Week 2024.

Hoar Cross Hall champions Earth Day 2024: Planet vs Plastics, and inspires peers to reduce plastic waste.

Birmingham Hippodrome has announced a line-up of new productions including brand-new festive family musical The Jingleclaw, the first new musical to be produced by the Hippodrome.

As the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust continues its exploration of the Women Who Made Shakespeare, visitors are invited to the family home of Anne Hathaway to discover the real story of grief, loss and love that is portrayed in Maggie O'Farrell’s award-winning and celebrated novel, Hamnet.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of "Essence of Jazz", an art exhibition at The Aloft Birmingham Eastside in collaboration with the distinguished Rachel Akers.

From vibrant markets and vintage shops to zero-waste establishments and even eco-friendly shopping shows, the region has something for every green-minded consumer.

Birmingham’s famous Jewellery Quarter is celebrated as the birthplace of the original FA Cup, lauded as a prime filming location (see BBC’s “Hustle” and “Peaky Blinders”) and renowned as the home of Europe’s largest School of Jewellery.