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It is true that we can find beauty everywhere. Sometimes in obvious aspects like tangible monuments or breath-taking landscapes that cannot escape from our senses

I wanted to finish my experience at Birmingham Heritage Week 2021 with a special event, maybe doing something that I love but which I usually do not have the time or the resources to do it.

As part of the Birmingham Heritage Week’s programme, I booked a visit for two places that, as a brummie, were unknown to me.

From Africa to England - Sean Organ reveals the backstory of the great author J. R. R. Tolkien and considers how much influence it might have had on his writing.

September is a particular month. 30 days that mean a transition from the summer period into the Back-to-School season, the beginning of the autumn, Halloween, and many other affairs

Each month we will highlight key events/new openings happening. Stay tuned, save the date and book your tickets sooner than later - see you there!

Following the Covid-19 pandemic travel restrictions, many people have found the beauty in staying local and booking a UK staycation. Discover five Birmingham homes away from home here.

Food glorious food. One of life’s greatest pleasures and the one thing we all have in common.

Being home to 10 Michelin-star restaurants (yes, you’ve read that right) and a buzzing street food and independents scene, the West Midlands is the perfect destination to indulge whatever your flavour.

Our former 'Five Instrgammable restaurants in Brum' blog has been and still is a top read on our site... so we're back with a part two!

Birmingham is officially Britain’s greenest city, according to a national mapping agency, with around 16% of the City comprising green spaces.