May is packed with standout events across Birmingham and the West Midlands. From major cultural celebrations like Birmingham Pride and the Flatpack Film Festival, to acclaimed theatre productions and literary highlights such as the Stratford Literary Festival, there’s plenty to explore. The month…
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Stratford-upon-Avon is famously the birthplace of William Shakespeare, and his legacy still shapes the town today. From historic timbered houses to world-class riverside theatres, his life is woven into the very fabric of these streets. But the story doesn’t stop at the town’s edge. Beyond Stratford…
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Back in Birmingham, reconnecting with your favourite experiences, flavours, and places to explore? You could easily spend the whole day here and still not see it all. But here’s a secret… Birmingham just got bigger! Three new railway stations have opened, each unlocking one of the city’s most…
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While Birmingham Pride undoubtedly takes centre stage during its annual festivities, the city offers a plethora of activities and attractions to explore before and after the rainbow-coloured celebrations! From cultural gems and world-class shopping to mouthwatering food and luxury stays, here’s how…
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This month brings a lively mix of music, comedy, literature festivals, theatre, family shows, and cultural exhibitions across the West Midlands…
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Step into the world of Peaky Blinders and follow the rise of the Shelby family across Birmingham and the West Midlands. This three-day itinerary traces the story from the backstreets of Small Heath to grand estates and political power, visiting the real places that inspired the series along the way…
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One day. One family. One city that shaped a legend. While Stratford-upon-Avon gave us the world of Shakespeare, Birmingham gave it industry, and the Peaky Blinders rose from that world. Birmingham and the Black Country aren't just a backdrop to the Peaky Blinders story, they're woven right through…
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The Peaky Blinders series was inspired by real events. The flat caps were real. The gambling dens, the swagger - all of it, completely real. And Birmingham has the history to prove it. Small Heath. Digbeth. The canals. Long before Steven Knight put pen to paper, these streets shaped history's most…
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March is the perfect time to embrace the energy of spring and make the most of everything Birmingham and the West Midlands have to offer. From captivating theatre shows, world-class sporting events and live music to St. Patrick's Day celebrations and fascinating exhibitions, there’s something for…
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Guest blog by Caroline Davis, mum of a curious 7-year-old. Birmingham Light Festival has a knack for turning winter evenings into something genuinely special. For families, that matters. February nights can feel long, routines are tight, and anything that promises shared experiences without pressure…
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