Birmingham Blog (Press & Media) - Visit Birmingham

Over a thousand Minifigures have been removed from a display in LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Birmingham showing the stark reality of self isolation and Covid-19.

Dance like no one’s watching - FREE Online Classes Launched!

West Midlands Railway is to introduce a revised timetable from next week designed to keep essential workers moving.

Birmingham City Council has stepped up efforts to help small businesses in Birmingham meet the coronavirus challenge.

Eager patrons are invited to help Dishoom prepare for the opening by attending their soft launch, which will run from Saturday 21st to Tuesday 31st March 2020 ahead of their official open date on 1st April 2020.

The smell of freshly baked goods will be welcoming visitors to Sarehole Mill, following the launch of its new modern-day bakery and the restoration of the site’s Victorian bakehouse. It has been nearly 150 years since the original bakehouse was in action at this famous historic property, but the site will now, once again, bake for the people of Birmingham.

The album Black Sabbath was released and popular music was never the same again. The band who created that eponymously-titled album were destined to become arguably the most influential of all rock band.

This February, get out and about, discover something new and enjoy the fantastic independent culture Digbeth has to offer!

The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra will visit the United States this October for its first coast-to-coast tour in 22 years, including two concerts at Carnegie Hall, New York.

MADE Festival heads into its 7th year as the West Midlands’ biggest and best electronic music festival and celebration of street culture. The 2020 event takes place on 1st August and ahead of the first major 2020 announcement, MADE Festival has released its official 2019 aftermovie capturing the unique vibe which brought together huge crowds of party people for one of the UK’s most essential summer events.