Birmingham Blog (Attractions) - Visit Birmingham

Ikon announces the most comprehensive UK exhibition of work by Czech artist Krištof Kintera
(b. 1973, Prague).

Visitors will be welcomed back to Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery from Wednesday 7 October after a significant closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Just 20% of the number of shoppers on the high streets were out shopping in May this year, and this led to concern about the survival of small businesses.

Birmingham Hippodrome is set to host the UK premiere of Van Gogh Alive, a multi-sensory arts and entertainment experience for the whole family to enjoy.

The countdown is on until Birmingham Heritage Week returns on Thursday 10 September, with one week to go until 80 unique events and activities begin.

Over 30 events are taking place in the Jewellery Quarter as part of Birmingham Heritage Week, as the JQBID shines a spotlight on one of the most historic areas in the city.

The Hive Café and Bakery, in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter, will reopen on Tuesday 8 September, having won Gold in the VisitEngland Awards for Excellence 2020

Selected restaurants will be continuing to offer diners 50% off, exclusive discounts or special offers on selected days throughout September!

2020 marks the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, widely recognised as the country’s finest hour.

Birmingham’s Edgbaston Stadium has been named as host for the final of the inaugural Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy, which will be played on Sunday 27 September, live on Sky Sports.