Looking for things to do in Birmingham this October half term? From Halloween trails and witchcraft…
There’s something about a Sunday roast that makes the weekend feel complete. From a classic…
The Peaky Blinders series was inspired by real events. The flat caps were real. The gambling dens…
I’m Birmingham born and bred, and I’ve spent some of my working life in music and the…
The next few months are a great time to spend a few days in Birmingham. As autumn settles in…
The West Midlands has a long history, and not all of it is easy to tell. Behind grand castles…
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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Birmingham just got bigger! Three new railway stations have opened, making it easier to explore beyond the city centre and discover more of Birmingham’s neighbourhoods. For the first time in over 80 years, rail travel to Stirchley, Kings Heath and Moseley is back, opening up even more places to eat…
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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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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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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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There’s something truly magical about Christmas in Birmingham… As early as the 1880s, Birmingham has transformed its streets into a twinkling winter wonderland. In fact, Charles Dickens gave the first public reading of 'A Christmas Carol' at the Birmingham Town Hall on 27 December, 1853. Nearly…
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As the festive season lights up the region, Birmingham and the West Midlands are brimming with wonderful Christmas craft markets to get you in the spirit! From charming artisan crafts to festive food and entertainment, here’s your ultimate guide to the top markets in the region you won’t want to…
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If Birmingham had a crown, the Jewellery Quarter would be its brightest jewel. For over 200 years, this neighbourhood has been shaping the city’s identity – from master jewellers hammering out treasures that travelled the globe, to the craftsmen, artists, and storytellers who’ve kept its creative…
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For George Winters, Birmingham’s Rag Market isn’t just a place to trade – it’s home. It’s where he grew up, learned the ropes from his dad, and found a community that feels like family. Today, as the owner of Wintage , his vintage clothing stall, George is carrying forward a legacy while shaping the…
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Looking for a day trip that moves to the rhythm of community, creativity, and sonic exploration? Join Dee, DJ and event producer, as she steps out from the decks to showcase the vibrant music culture of Birmingham and the West Midlands. For Dee, music isn’t just about playing tracks – it’s about…
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